1. The most appropriate and efficacious time for administering the medicine in these cases is immediately or very soon after the termination of the paroxysm, as soon as the patient has in some degree recovered from its effects:.
Organon S. 236.
2. The age of the patient, his mode of living and diet his occupation, his domestic position, his Social relations and so forth must next be taken into consideration in order to ascertain whether these things have tended to increase his malady, or in how far they may favor or hinder the treatment. In like manner the state of his disposition and mind must be attended to, to learn whether that presents any obstacle to the treatment, or requires to be directed encouraged or modified.
Organon, 208.
3. This remedy (Sulphur) will be found especially useful in conjunctivitis from a foreign body, after Aco. or Ferrum Phos.
Dewey.
4. Traumatic conjunctivitis: Euphrasia.
Dewey.
5. Gonorrhoea orchitis, or that brought on from cold, where the testicle is as hard as a stone and very painful, calls for this remedy. Puls.
Dewey.
6. Consequences of spinal concussion: Hypericum.
Hering.
7. Punctured wounds feel very sore; from treading on nails; rat- bites etc.; prevents lock jaw. Wounds from crushing, as mashed fingers, especially tips: Hypericum.
Hering.
8. Relieves pain in old cicatrices; Hypericum.
Hering.
9. After a fall, asphyxia: Hypericum.
Hering.
10. Summer diarrhoea with eruption of the skin; Hypericum.
Hering.
11. Nosebleed, bright red, with salivation: Hyosc.
Hering.
12. Umbilicus open, urine oozing through: Hyosc.
Hering.
13. Convulsions of children, especially from fright: Hyosc.
Hearing.
14. Lies on the back, limbs drawn up, typhoid: Helleb.
Hering.
15. Constantly picking his lips and clothes: Helleb.
Hering.
16. Frequently rubs the nose: Helleb.
Hering.
17. Can bear no heat with pain in joints: Guaiacum.
Hering.
18. Cannot bear any pressure, with pain in joints: Guaiacum.
Hering.
19. Complaints from bad or exciting news, from some unusual ordeal: Gels.
Hering.
22. Hard, thickened places on hands of workmen; with deep oblique cracks: Cistus can.
Hering.
23. Sleeplessness from dryness of throat; Cistus can. Hering.
24. Diarrhoea with goitre: Cistus can.
Hering.
25. Cool eructations: Cistus can.
Hering.
26. Open bleeding cancer of lower lip; Cistus can.
Hering.
27. Phthisis of drunkards: China.
Hering.
28. Fever daily at same hour: Cina.
Hering.
29. Cannot sleep; when falling asleep, starts, screams, turns over, kicks of the bedclothes: Cina.
Hering.
30. Trembling of the hands: Caust.
Hering.
31. Unsteady walking and easy, falling of little children; Caust.
Hering.
32. Rheumatism after suddenly checked diarrhoea; Abrotanum.
Cowperthwaite.
33. Lies with the knees drawn up: Abies can.
Cowperthwaite.
34. Anasarca, ascites, and dropsical affections, in general, when the skin looks white and waxen, and like alabaster, and when considerable gastric disturbance is present: Acetic Acid.
Cowperthwaite.
35. Pain in back prevents taking deep inspiration, Aco.
Cowperthwaite.
36. Rumbling in abdomen during sleep: Agnus Cast.
Cowperthwaite.
37. Asphyxia imminent in the course of disease: Am-c.
38. Dyspnoea of Brights diseases: Amyl Nitrosum.
Cowperthwaite.
39. Apis Mel should be administered in cases in which the dropsy is characterised by great soreness of the muscles of the abdomen; stinging, burning pains in different parts of the body; the urine is scanty and of a very dark colour; great difficulty in breathing particularly when lying down, even leaning backwards causes a suffocative feeling.
Calcutta