Acute swelling of the larynx
Iodum. Acute and chronic laryngitis with marked hoarseness. Laryngitis with films. Inhalation is difficult from spasm of the larynx and from films. Inhalation is done in wave-like shocks. Loose, hard cough (Hepar). Hoarseness. The voice disappears. The child throws his head back to make breathing easier. Worse in the morning. Dark people with dark hair and eyes. Sickness from wet weather.
Hoarseness or complete aphonia. Filmy croup with wheezing. Children with dark hair and eyes. Inflammation of the larynx. The slightest exertion causes considerable difficulty in breathing. Cough with secretion of clear mucous sputum streaked with blood.
Aconitum. Assign at the beginning of the croup. The child in a dream suddenly wakes up, as if suffocating. Strong anxiety. The skin is hot. Fear. Breath is dry. There is no slime. Cold from cold dry wind. Croup brought on by cold weather. Profuse sweat and burning heat. Croup from dry cold wind.
The patient wakes up from suffocation. Croup from very cold weather. Great numbness in the fingers. Croup with dry cough and noisy expiration. Full-blooded sanguine. Dry cough at night. Inflammation of the left lung with involvement of the pleura.
Cutting pain on breathing and coughing. Pneumonia with great heat and great thirst. Spasms of the larynx. Wheezing cough with rusty sputum. Severe anxiety and restlessness. Hemoptysis of bright red blood.
Bloody mucous sputum. Stroke with intense full pulse. Pulsation of the carotid arteries. High temperature with full pulse. The need for large quantities of cold liquid.
Alternating heat and chill at night. Profuse, profuse sweat. Barking cough. Anxiety with high fever. Premonition of death. Inflammation is provoked by ice water and ice cream. Red perspiring face and great thirst. Green watery diarrhea, like chopped spinach.
The first stage of acute diseases. Intense thirst and fear of death. Dysentery with high fever. Bleeding from the intestines with bright red blood. Menstruation stops because of wet feet or cold baths. Fear of death during childbirth.
Sanguinaria. Diphtheria croup. The cough is loose, the mucus comes up with great difficulty (Kali bichromicum). Empty stomach after eating. Flushes of heat in the face (Sulphur), with red spots on the cheeks. Cough in the evening, while lying down. Pain on the right side of the chest.
Whistling rales and fainting weakness. Inflammation of the lungs and bronchitis with tenacious, rusty sputum. Persistent dyspnea and inclination to take deep breaths. Aphonia with swelling of the larynx. Ulceration of the mouth and salivation.
Sambucus. Spasms of the larynx in acute laryngitis. Croup. Pulmonary tuberculosis. Hard, ringing and metallic cough from deep breathing, talking and dry cold wind. Better by eating or drinking (Anacardium). Breathing is like a rooster crowing. Worse after midnight and from lowering the head.
Chlorum. Spasm of the glottis. Coryza with watery, excoriating coryza. Pain inside the nose and near the wings. Small, putrid sores in the mouth. Yellowish-white aphthae in the mouth. Stomatitis with offensive breath. Fear of the disease that threatens him. Pain from the top of the head descends to the left side of the body. Worse after eating. Impotence.
Kaolinum. Films in the larynx. Chest pain. The patient cannot bear to be touched.
Spongia. Breathing is like the sound of a saw. Laryngitis. Rough barking cough. Suffocation in sleep. Worse before midnight. Cough hard, hacking. Difficulty inhaling hard. Barking, ringing cough. Colds from dry, cold wind in blondes with blue eyes. Worse before midnight. Fragile blue-eyed children. Worse before midnight.
Kalium bichromicum. True croup with membranous coating. Hoarseness with laryngitis. Diphtheria croup. Complete aphonia. Fat and fair-haired people. Discharge from the nose is viscous, viscous and sticky. The secretions are pulled into long threads. Cough with tenacious, stringy mucus. Choking cough in the morning. The voice is rough and hoarse. Wet rattling cough.
Ipecacuanha. Spasmodic forms of croup. Asphyxia due to spasm of the throat. Spasmodic asthma with violent wheezing and coughing in children. Mucus is not coughed up. Mucus bubbling in chest and vomited in children. Sneezing in hay fever. Whooping cough. Vomiting after a fit of coughing.
Hemoptysis with spasms in the chest (ergot). Fever with nausea and vomiting. Urticaria of gastric origin. Nosebleeds of bright red blood. Worse after vomiting, lying down, in winter and dry weather and at night. Better with closed eyes and at night.
Hepar sulphuris. Croup from hypothermia, with loose cough and great sensitivity to cold. Cough in the morning with rattling. Violent cough, with sensation as if hot water were running down the bronchi. Cough with bloody and frothy sputum. Should be covered with a blanket up to the face. Perspiration day and night on the chest, with a sour smell. Cough with much sputum.
Worse in the morning. Hard, croupy cough with copious expectoration. Worse, from dry, cold wind. Worse in the morning. Suppurating skin. Cracks in the feet. The skin is extremely sensitive to open air.
Sweats on the slightest movement. Great chilliness in open air. Great weakness in the back. Mercury antidote. Worse at night, from cold wind, from cold food, from open air and from motion. Best in warm, humid weather.
Apis. Croup with hoarse, suffocating cough. Drawing down in small of back before menstruation. Complete absence of sweat and prolonged sleep in fever. Unusually white, translucent skin is sensitive to the slightest touch.
Varicose veins burn strongly with phlebitis. Urticaria burns like a bee sting. Anasarca and scanty urination. Worse in cold weather, at night, when overheated and in closed rooms. Better in cold water and outdoors.
Antimonium tartaricum. Asphyxia in a child with croup and pneumonia. Copious accumulation of mucus in bronchi. Rattling and whistling in the larynx. Respiration with loud bubbling of mucus. Strong apathy and collapse. The chest, forearms and thighs are covered with bright red papules. The skin is sensitive to weather changes.
Chill all day long, with profuse sweat. Profuse night sweats after fever, with weakness and convulsions. Worse in damp cold weather, when warmed up in bed. Better in the open cold air and from moistening the affected parts.
Laryngitis, sharp, hacking cough, with restlessness, anguish and fever, Acon. Spong – barking cough, hoarseness, loss of voice. Kali-bi – with thick, viscous sputum, difficult to pass. When the cough became looser, but there was still hoarseness, Hep.
Loss of voice, weakness of vocal muscles, hard cough, urging to urinate, Caust.
Loose cough, mucous expectoration, white tongue, nausea, Ant-t.
Dryness, irritability of larynx, Phos. Hoarse, dry cough, better lying down, Mang. Sensation as if something dry had fallen into the larynx, stimulating yellow mucus, Hep.
Spasmodic croup, without cough or hoarseness, Mosch, Cupr-acet. In convulsive children, Bell. In nervous children, with chorea, Agar. Illness is caused by fright – Ign.
Hoarse cough, choking symptoms, dry skin, restlessness, anguish and fear; cold from dry windy weather, Acon. Dry, hoarse, whistling, barking cough, cyx rales, worse before midnight, Spong.
Choking cough in children, in the middle of the night, with rough whistling, but no croup, Samb. Barking cough with wheezing; worse, about midnight, Hep. Very difficult inhalation, almost choking while coughing, Brom. Thick, viscous, yellowish mucus, difficult to vomit, Kali-bi.
Whistling like saw-saw breath, dry barking cough, in swarthy children; child grabs his neck with his hands – Iod. The child lies with the neck stretched out, the head thrown back – Ant-t. Great prostration – Ars.
Discharge of small clots of blood and mucus, tendency to hoarseness; incipient tuberculous laryngitis – Nat-sal. Long-standing catarrh in the elderly, lethargy of tissues, poor general nutrition, dilation of small (capillary) veins, Carb-v.
Chronic irritability of larynx, without much organic change, Lach. Follicular laryngitis – Iod. Laryngitis in persons liable to eruptions, Sulph. Tubercular inflammation, chronic cases, Ars-i. Swelling of the glottis, Apis.