Analytical Repertory of the Symptoms of the Mind

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by  Constantine Hering

ANALYTICAL REPERTORY
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SYMPTOMS OF THE MIND.
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SECOND EDITION .
PHILADELPHIA:
THE AMERICAN HOM<EOPATHIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY.
J.M. STODDART & CO.
1881.
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NOTE.
The first edition of the late Dr. C. Hering's well
known work on all mental symptoms observed in
connection with bodily conditions being sold, and a
demand existing for a second edition, the book has
been reprinted, with an appendix of such additions as
were found in the venerable author's interleaved copy.
A very carefully prepared index, the work of Dr. Levi
J.
Knerr, adds materially to the value of the book for
the busy practitioner.
CHARLES G. RAVE, }
CALVIN B. KNERR, Eds.
CHARLES MOHR,
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TO HIS OLD FRIEND
DR. JACOB JEANES,
THE TRUE HAHNEMANNIAN, THE FATHER OF MANY NEW IDEAS, THE FAITH
FUL PROVER, WHO FREELY BESTOWED ON ALL THE
FRUIT OF HIS RESEARCHES,
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IS DEDICATED WITH LASTING ESTEEM AND FRIENDSHIP.
CONSTANTINE HERING.
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·coNTENTS.
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INTRODUCTION, 11
HOW TO USE THIS BOOK,·
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THE ARRANGEMENT, 26
THE FORTY-EIGHT CHAPTERS.
I. Mind and Disposition, . 29
II. Sensorinm, . 29
III. Headache and Affections of the inner Head, 29
IV. External Head, 29
V. Sight and Eyes, 30
VI. Hearing and Ears, 31
VII. Smell and Nose, 31
VIII. Face, 32
IX. Lower Part of Face, 32
X. Teeth and Gums, • 32
XI. Taste, Talk, Tongue, 32
XII. Inner Mouth, 33
XIII. Palate and Throat, 33
XIV. Desire for Food a1:d Drink, 33
XV. Before-During-After Eating and Drinking, 3:l
XVI. Gastric Symptoms, 33
XVII. Epigastric Region, 3-l
XVIII. Hypochondriac Regions, a.i
XIX. .Abdomen, 3-l
XX. Rectum and Anus, 34
XXI. Urinary Organs, 3.5
XXII. Male Functions and Organs, 3.5
XXIII. Female Organs, . 3!)
XXIV. Pregnancy and Parturition, . 3!J
XXV. Larynx, 37
XXVI. Respiration, . 37
XXVII. Coughs, • 37
XXYIII. Inner Chest and Lungs, 37
XXIX. Heart and Circulation, 38
XXX. Outer Chest, 33
XXXI. Neck and Back, 38
XXXII. Upper Limbs, 39
XXXIII. Lower Limbs, 39
XXXIV. .All the Limbe, 39
XXXV. Rest-Position-Motion, 39
XXXVI. Nerves, 41
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XXXVII. Sleep, • 41
XXXVIII. Times of the Day, 42
XXXIX. Relations to Warmth, Air anti Water; Wint! nnd
Weat h er; Seasons, 42
XL. Fever, . 43
XLI. Changes According to Time, 43
XLII. Relations to Space-Changes According to Spas:e, 44
XLIII. Sensations classified, • 44
1.-lncreased, Exaggerated Activity, 4.5
2.-Fixed, i. e., Without Motion, • 45
3.-Steady Motion, 46
4.-Motion in Relation to the Dimensions of the Body, 46
5.-Sensation, with a Pulsating, Wavering, Oscillating Motion,. 46
6.-Sensation ns if the Integrity of the Tissue::1 was DisturiJecl.
Destructive Action, 47
7.-Sensation of Decreased Activity, 47
Index to Chapter Forty·three-Sen&ltions, 48
Conditions and Concomitants of Pain, 50
XUV. Tissues, 51
XLV. Passive Motions and Touch, 52
XLV I. Skin, 52
XLV II. Stages of Life, 52
XLVIII. Relationship with other Drugs, 52
OUR NOMENCLATURE,. 53
ABRIDGEMENT OF NAMES, 56
LIMITATION, 56
LIST OF NA1'IES AND THEIR ABRIDGEl\lE~TS, 57
NOTES TO THE LIST OF NAMES, r,.:;
NOSODES, 66
UEl\IARKS, • • · 67
ABBREVIATIONS, 6i
MARKS AND SIGNS, 67
CONCLUSION, • 68
CHAPTER I. MIND AND DISPOSITION, 69
Hahncmnnn's Organon, 69
BODILY SYMPTOl\IS CONNECTED WITH THE MIND, 70
1. Ailmenu from Emotions and E.certion& of the Jfind.
Happy Surprise, 71
Complaints ufter Laughing, 7l
Fright anti Fear, i2
Shock of Injury, 76
Ailments owing to Fear, 82
After Anxiety, 82
Home8ickness, Nostnlgia, 8-1
Love Pangs, • s;;
Jealousy, . 8li
Grief and Sorrow, 86
Better in Company and Better when Alone, 87
The Talk of othera increases the Sntreriugs, 00
After Mortification, 00
Vexation, 92
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Anger, 9;;
After Emotions and Excitement, • 97
Symptoms appear when Thinking of them, 99
Better when Thinking of Ailments, 100
Better when Thinking about something else, 100
Complaints after Talking, SpP:tking, Conversing, 101
Headache from Exertions of J\Iind or Intellectual Work, 102
Other Complaints after l\Ienral Exertion, Over-study, l\Iedimting, etc. 104
Ailinge from Overexertion of l\Iind and Body, 108
IL Mental Concomitants of Bodily Symptoma.
HEAD, 110
According to Locality, • 110
According to Sensations, 111
With Headache in general, 112
Headache, with Anxiousness, 113
Headache, with Ill Humor, 114
Headache, with Restlessne!!S, 115
Headache, with Diminii.<hed Intellectual Power, 115
Headache, with Deranged l\Iind, 116
Rush of Blood t-0 the Head, lli
Sensation of Fullness, 117
OUTER HEAD, lll:I
l\Iovemente, • 119
Positions, • 119
Cold, Heat, Sweat, 119
Bones of the Skull, 120
Scalp, • 120
The whole Outer Head, • 121
SIGHT, 121
Pen·erted Vision, 123
EYF.8, 124
Appearance, 125
Paine, • 126
Tears, 126
Weeping, · 126
Better after Weeping, 127
Red Eyes and Opthalmin, with Derangement of Mind, 127
BEARING, 128
Noise Unbearable, • 129
Subjective Noises, 130
Diminished Sense of Hearing, 130
Earache, • 13L
Outer Ear, 131
NOSE, • 131
Outer Nose, 132
FACE, • 133
Features, Countenance, 133
Face Motions, 134
FACE EXTEHNAL, 135
Sweat, 136
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Palenel!I!, 138
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Swelling, HO
Skin, HO
JAWS, 140
UPS, • 140
TEETH, 141
TASTE, 142
TALKING, 142
TONGUE, 143
MOUT~ • 1~
ROOF OF MOUTH AND PALATE, 144
THROAT,. 144
THinST, 146
llUNGE~ 146
Diminished Appetite, 147
DF..'3IRF.S AND AVERSIONS, • 147
Defore, While, and After Eating and Drinking, 148
Mental States after Eating, 149
GASTRIC SYMPTOMS, 153
Anxiou.~ness, Anxiety, Anguish, with Nausea and Vomituritio, 153
Vomiting and Anxiety,. 156
STOMACH SYMPTOMS WITH ANXIETY, 157
Anxiety in Scrobicnlum, 158
HYPOCHONDRIAC REGIONS, 159
Priecordial Anxiety, 100
ABDOMINAL COl\lPLAINTS, WITH ANXIETY AND CONC0:\11·
TANTS, 160
Colic, with Anxiety, 162
Colic, with other Mental Concomitants, }1;3
Other Abdominal Sensations, with Mental Concomitants, 16.'i
Flatulency, 1G5
Abdominal Diseased States, 165
LOINS, 100
EMISSION OF WIND, • ltl6
LOOSENF.SS FOLLOWING EMOTION AND EXERTION, • IH6
Looseness of Bowels, with Mental Concomitants, lGi
COSTIVENESS AND CONSTIPATION, WITH MENTAL SYMPTOMS, 169
Mental Complaints Before, During and After Stool, 170
Tenesmus and Involuntary Stool, 171
RECTUM, li2
Anus, 172
UROPOETIC ORGANS, li2
Complaints Before, During and After Urination, 173
SEXUAL DF.SIRE, 173
EmiBBions, li4
FEMALE INNER SEXUAL ORGANS, 175
Catamenia too Copious, Menorrhagia, 177
Dysmenorrhcea, liS
Amenorrhcea, 1i S
Catamenia, with Anxiety, Anguish and Apprehension, Before, Dur·
Ing and After, • 1i 9
Catamenia, with Mental Concomitants, 1i 9
Leucorrhcea, 182
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Outer Parts, • 182
Mind Symptoms during Pregnancy, 182
During Parturition, • 18.)
Childbed, • 186
Nursing, 186
LARYNX AND WINDPIPE, 18i
Yoice,. 187
Laughing, 189
Sighing, 191
Moaning and Groaning, 192
Weeping, Whining, 194
Crying and Screaming, • 19~
IN AND EXHALATION, 199
Short Breathing,. . 199
Slow, Labored, Panting Breathing, 200
Deep Inhalation, 200
Impeded Breathing, with Anxiety and other Concomitants, 201
Threatening Suffocation, 204
COUGH AND MENTAL CONCOMITANTS, 20.'>
PECTORAL ANXIETY, 208
Pain in Chest, with Anxiety, 209
Other Sensations in Chest, with Anxiety, 210
Sensations in Chest, with other Mental Symptoms, 211
ANGUISH IN HEART, 213
Heartache, with Mental Symptoms, 215
Other Sensations about the Heart, 217
Palpitation, with Mental Symptoms, : 218
Palpitation, with other Bodily Symptoms and Mental Concomitants, 219
Palpitation from Emotions, 222
Palpitation after Mental Exertions, 223
Rush of Blood to the Heart, 223
Orgasm, 224
Pulse and Mental States, 224
OUTER CHEST, 2'26
NECK AND BACK, 227
UPPER LIMBS, 228
LOWER LIMBS, 231
ALL THE LIMBS, • 233
MOVEMENTS, • 235
POSITIONS, . 237
SOMNAMBUUSM, CLAIRVOYANCE, 239
Ecstasy; Lightness, 239
Excitable, Agitated, 240
Contradictions, 241
RESTLESSNESS, 242
TREMBLING, 244
Starting from Fright, 246
CONVULSIONS; EPILEPTIC AND OTHER SPASMS, 247
MIND AND BODY WEAK, FEEBLE AND RELAXED, 249
Weakness, with other Mental Concomitant.a, 251
Weakness and Anxiety, 252
Weakness and Ill Humor, 253
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