Baryta carbonicum. Epistaxis after blowing nose and before menstruation. Crusts under the nose. Extremely heightened sense of smell. Discharge of thick, yellow mucus from the nose. Scabs, crusts around the wings of the nose. The smell of pine smoke lingers. Fluid coryza, with profuse secretion of thick mucus. Chronic hardening of the tonsils. They often ulcerate. Painful dryness in the nose. Coryza with swelling of the upper lip; worse in the morning.
Calcarea sulphurica. Coryza with thick, yellow, lumpy and purulent discharge. Flu with sneezing. Better outdoors. Chronic catarrh of the nose. Bloody, irritating, offensive, purulent, thick and greenish-yellow discharge from the nose. Nose crusts. Dryness in the nose in the morning. Fetid odors from the nose. Itching in the nose. Nasal congestion. Keeps mouth open. Osteomyelitis of the bones of the nose. Loss of odors. Swelling of the nose. Discharge from right nostril after bathing. Better outdoors. Rawness and irritation at the edge of the nostrils.
Calcium phosphorica. Fluid coryza in a cold room. Nasal obstruction in hot atmosphere and outdoors. Swelling of the nose and irritation of the nostrils in children. Large polyps on legs. Blood streaks in nasal discharge. Nosebleed in the afternoon. Frequent sneezing with mucus from the nose and salivation. Discharge of blood when blowing nose.
Silicea. Drawing pain in the root of the nose. Itching in the nose in the evening. Crusts, pimples and ulcers on the nose. The mucous membrane of the nose is dry, sore, irritated and covered with crusts. Nose bleed. Loss of smell. Frequent, violent sneezing. Painful dryness in the nose at night. Dry rhinitis. Prolonged runny nose. Fluent coryza replaces persistent nasal congestion. Fluent and dry coryza alternate. Irritating, acrid, mucous discharge from the nose.
Thuja. Swelling and hardening of the wings of the nose. Smell in the nose, as from herring pickle. Nose bleed. Painful scabs from dried blood in the nose. Blows blood out of the nose. Indoors, stuffy nose with headache. The nose “flows” in the fresh air. Fluent coryza and sneezing give immediate relief. Copious mucus in nose.
Agraphis. Nasal congestion due to adenoid growths. Deafness due to inflammation of the Eustachian tubes. Adenoids with enlarged tonsils at the same time as teething. Children who constantly blow their nose and cough due to “overgrowth”. In children, large tonsils, hearing loss (lodum) and speech lag are observed. The child breathes through the mouth and is constantly salivating (Luesinum, Mercurius).