Corallium rubrum. Whooping cough in children. The child stops breathing, and his face turns black with a spasmodic cough. Choking before coughing. Heavy breathing with repeated wheezing until the child’s face darkens.
Spasmodic cough paroxysms begin with choking and are repeated by noisy breaths. Red face. Cough at night. Stenosis of the larynx and chronic convulsive cough. Dry, spasmodic, hysterical cough at night.
Mephitis putorius. Whooping cough. Hard convulsive cough with great dyspnea. The cough is worse at night and after lying down. The child does not sweat. Asthma in alcoholics. Asthma in tuberculosis. Washing with ice water is a pleasure. Wandering pains with urge to urinate. Vomiting a few hours after eating.
Drosera. Attacks of barking cough do not allow the patient to catch his breath. Cough worse after midnight. Children hold on to the hypochondrium when coughing. Mucus does not come out. Vomiting and choking. Diarrhea with blood and mucus.
Ambra grisea. Whooping cough with eructation of stomach (Acidum sulphuricum and Veratrum album). The muscles of the face twitch. Sleeplessness from mental overwork. As soon as the head touches the pillow, the dream disappears. Lean men of nervous temperament. Forgetful old people. Vertigo, staggers when walking. Numbness in the legs. Asthma with heaviness on the left side of the chest.
Ipecacuanha. Whooping cough. Whooping cough. Tonic contractions of the extensor muscles. Breathing stops. Face turns blue.
Coccus cacti. Whooping-cough, with vomiting of large mucus threads. Sharp stitching pains under collarbones.
Hydrocyanic acidum. Whooping cough. Dry, spasmodic and suffocating cough. Nervous cough with shortness of breath. Inflammation of the small bronchi. Puffy face. Weak heart activity. Purple-bluish rashes. Weak pulse. Coma. Prostration. Itching. Goosebumps Erythema. The skin is very pale.
Antimonium crudum. Cough due to irritation of the abdomen. Looking at the fire or the sun aggravates the cough. Violent spasms of the larynx and pharynx. Aphonia from overheating. Painful, cracked scabs in nostrils and corners of mouth. Whooping cough from heat and exertion. Cough with expectoration of large amounts of sputum. The tongue is coated with white.
Cina. Whooping cough. Tonic contractions of the extensor muscles. Rumbling noise in the esophagus after a fit of coughing. Grinding of teeth.
Cuprum. Whooping cough with convulsions of flexor muscles.
Arnica. Whooping cough. Violent tickling cough as soon as the child is angry. When crying, he catches his breath. Before the attack, the child begins to cry. The expectoration is frothy, slimy and always bloody.
Cina. Whooping-cough with tonic convulsions. Reflex cough from irritation with worms. Children are irritable, nervous and dissatisfied. Children are stubborn and won’t let anyone get close to them.
Sulphur. Spasmodic whooping cough. Bronchitis with loose rattling cough and easy expectoration. The patient is sensitive to cold, damp weather. Worse from warmth of bed, from washing or bathing. Rheumatic pains in left shoulder.
Extremely sensitive skin. Worse in damp air and changeable weather. Flushes of heat in the climacteric, with hot head, hands and feet. Profuse night sweats and restless sleep.
Sambucus. Whooping cough of a suffocating character. Better from motion and sitting in bed. Suffocation attacks. Worse at rest and in the morning. Abundance of mucus in bronchi. Asthma after midnight. Hoarseness from accumulation of tenacious mucus in larynx.
Choking cough in children in the middle of the night, with whistling, hissing and great dyspnea. Laxative sweat after childbirth. Copious night sweats.
Veratrum album. Spasmodic loose cough with choking. Bubbling sputum is excreted with great difficulty. Blue face. Pulmonary edema. Better while sitting and lying down and in the open air. Asthma in damp cold weather. The brushes are blue and cold. Cramps in the calf muscles. The skin is blue, cold. Chill and cold. Fear of death.
Spasmodic attacks of coughing – Ipec. Fits of coughing with vomiting, mucus difficult to pass, worse after midnight – Dros. Vomiting of thick, tenacious mucus; frequent passage of copious pale urine – Coc-c.
The child is screaming; the vessels in the white of the eye burst, blood from the nose or with sputum – Arn. Swelling of the upper eyelids – Kali-c.
Ulcers under tongue – Nit-ac. Spasms very violent, with convulsions, Hydr-ac.
Spasms, convulsions and convulsions – Cupr. Symptoms of depression of the brain between convulsions – Op.
Bronchiolitis, much mucus, prostration, sweats – Ant-t. Spasmodic cough, child intolerant of least draft – Hep.