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 +====== CURARE ======
 +<span tc1>​{{anchor:​s1}}Curare. {{anchor:​s2}}(Curara).</​span>​
 +
 +{{anchor:​s3}}A powerful poison used by the South American Indians upon their arrows.
 +
 +{{anchor:​s4}}Supposed to have been first introduced into Europe by Sir Walter Raleigh, in 1595, who became acquainted with it in Guiana.
 +
 +{{anchor:​s5}}"​Authorities differ as to the composition of this poison. {{anchor:​s6}}Probably several totally different kinds of poison are designated by the same name. {{anchor:​s7}}According to M. Goudot, who learned the mode of preparation from an Indian tribe, it is made by adding to the concentrated juice of a creeping plant called Curari, the poison obtained from the virus bags of some of the most venomous serpents. {{anchor:​s8}}Another author and traveler, M. de Castellnau, who witnessed the preparation of the poison by another tribe, says that it is composed of the inspissated juice of the Cocculus toxicoferus,​ and of a new species of Strychnos. {{anchor:​s9}}Further observations will doubtless show that there is a great difference in the effects of different specimens of curara poison. {{anchor:​s10}}M. Roulin asserts that the poison is obtained from a species of toad by half roasting the animal over a slow fire, when the venom exudes from the pores of its skin and is carefully collected on small wooden knives and preserved in small earthenware vessels.
 +
 +{{anchor:​s11}}The curara poison, which has found its way to Europe, is usually a brownish-black,​ resinous looking substance, something like the extract of liquorice. {{anchor:​s12}}It seems to keep well for an indefinite length of time. {{anchor:​s13}}A heat of 212 does not seem to destroy its power. {{anchor:​s14}}The active principle is soluble in all animal fluids whether acid or alkaline. {{anchor:​s15}}The aqueous and alcoholic solutions are of a fine red color, the former the darkest. {{anchor:​s16}}A peculiar substance called Curarine has been obtained from it". {{anchor:​s17}}--Bernard,​ B. J. H., vol. 16.
 +
 +{{anchor:​s18}}Fragmentary proving of the 500th by Mc Farland.
 +
 +{{anchor:​s19}}Proving in the Nouvelles Donnes, par L. T. Houat, translated by S. Lilienthal, H. M., Vol. 4, pp. 137 and 177.
 +
 +====== CLINICAL AUTHORITIES. ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s21}}- <span grade2>​Ptosis</​span>,​ Freeman, Hom. Rev., v. 9, p. 511; <span grade2>​Ozaena</​span>,​ Hardenstein,​ Hom. Clinics, v. 4, p. 100; <span grade2>​Facial and buccal paralysis</​span>,​ Freeman, Hom. Rev., v. 9, p. 561; <span grade2>​Paralytic failure of power to swallow</​span>,​ Freeman, Hom. Rev., v. 9, p. 562; <span grade2>​Scirrhous ulcer of os uteri</​span>,​ Hardenstein,​ Hom. Clinics, v. 4, p. 104; <span grade2>​Vaginitis</​span>,​ Hardenstein,​ Hom. Clinics, v. 4, p. 102; <span grade2>​Debility and cough of phthisis</​span>,​ Freeman, Hom. Rev., v. 9, p. 564; <span grade2>​Paralysis of deltoid</​span>,​ Freeman, Hom. Rev., v. 9, p. 562; <span grade2>​Nervous debility</​span>,​ T. F. Allen, Organon, v. 3, p. 108; <span grade2>​Paralysis</​span>,​ Freeman, Hom. Rev., v. 9, p. 562; <span grade2>​General motor paralysis</​span>,​ Freeman, Hom. Rev., v. 9, p. 562; <span grade2>​Epilepsy</​span>​ (nine cases) in conjunction with Acid mur., Kunze, Hah. Mo., v. 12, p. 405; <span grade2>​Epilepsy</​span>​ (five cases) cured by injections, Benedict, B. J. H., v. 24, p. 684; <span grade2>​Lyssa humana</​span>,​ Zeitsch. f. Med., 52, 1875.
 +
 +====== MIND. [1] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s23}}Indecision,​ no longer wishes to think and act for herself.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s24}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s25}}Very much depressed about herself, desire only to shut herself up away from people.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s26}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s27}}Despairing.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s28}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Ulcer of os uteri.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s29}}Hydrophobia.</​span>​
 +
 +====== SENSORIUM. [2] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s31}}Instant giddiness; falling down in a swoon or fainting while standing or walking.
 +
 +====== INNER HEAD. [3] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s33}}Nervous headache; lancinating,​ piercing pains all over head, forcing him to lie down and stretch himself; head drawn backward, with stiffness of neck; painful oscillation of brain, as if it were full of fluid; neuralgic pains, starting in front and radiating to neck and face; violent blows in region of cerebellum.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s34}}Sharp sticking pains over right eye, extending backwards over right side of head.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s35}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s36}}Head beats like a hammer, with vomiting of bile.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s37}}Vertical and frontal headache.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s38}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s39}}Occasional rush of blood to head.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s40}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s41}}Congestion of blood to head, with pulsative vibrative pains and loss of consciousness.
 +
 +====== OUTER HEAD. [4] ======
 +
 +<span grade2>​{{anchor:​s43}}Head drawn backward, with stiffness of neck, swinging and trembling of hands.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s44}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Headache.</​span>​
 +
 +====== SIGHT AND EYES. [5] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s46}}Eyes haggard, sunken.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s47}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s48}}Black spots before vision (patient quite myopic), especially agg. from reading.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s49}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s50}}Ptosis on right side.</​span>​
 +
 +====== HEARING AND EARS. [6] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s52}}Different noises in ears, as of whistling, or crying of animals.\\ {{anchor:​s53}}Unbearable earache; loses consciousness.\\ {{anchor:​s54}}Lancinating nervous pains, starting from ears, and reaching down to legs, obliged to lie down.\\ {{anchor:​s55}}Internal otitis, driving one crazy; purulent discharge.
 +
 +====== SMELL AND NOSE. [7] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s57}}Ozaena,​ with fetid lumps of pus, of six years standing.</​span>​
 +
 +====== UPPER FACE. [8] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s59}}Dull,​ anxious expression, with clay-colored skin.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s60}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Ulcer of os uteri.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s61}}Redness of face, head beats like a hammer, after fever.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s62}}Aching of right side of face.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s63}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s64}}Facial and buccal paralysis; in some cases with difficulty in swallowing.</​span>​
 +
 +====== LOWER FACE. [9] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s66}}Blueness of lips, body purple, with fever.
 +
 +====== TASTE, SPEECH, TONGUE. [11] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s68}}Tongue deep red, cracked and bleeding.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s69}}Tongue and mouth drawn to right side.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s70}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​
 +
 +====== INNER MOUTH. [12] ======
 +
 +<span grade2>​{{anchor:​s72}}Dry mouth.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s73}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Diabetes.</​span>​
 +
 +====== PALATE AND THROAT. [13] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s75}}Paralytic failure of power to swallow.
 +
 +====== APPETITE, THIRST. DESIRES, AVERSIONS. [14] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s78}}Appetite variable.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s79}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s80}}Thirst and great hunger with the fever.\\ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s81}}Great thirst, especially evenings and at night.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s82}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Diabetes.</​span>​
 +
 +====== EATING AND DRINKING. [15] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s84}}Amelioration after first mouthful of food.
 +
 +====== HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. [16] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s86}}Hiccough frequent and annoying.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s87}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s88}}Nausea in morning.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s89}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s90}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s91}}Gastric troubles, nausea after eating, or in morning.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s92}}Dry,​ spasmodic cough provokes vomiting.\\ {{anchor:​s93}}Vomits green bile all night, nasty taste; bad feeling in stomach; so weak, cannot stand or her feet.
 +
 +====== SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH. [17] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s95}}Rheumatic pain in pit of stomach, at times quite sharp, followed by nausea.</​span>​\\ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s96}}Shooting in stomach.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s97}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Diabetes.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s98}}Digestive functions entirely prostrate, cannot bear anything on stomach, pyrosis, pain and distension after eating ever so little; can eat only cornmeal mush and drink coffee.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s99}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Ulcer of os uteri.</​span>​
 +
 +====== ABDOMEN AND LOINS. [19] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s101}}Wearing ache from throat to left hip.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s102}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​
 +
 +====== STOOLS AND RECTUM. [20] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s104}}Diarrhea,​ with constant urging, fetid, thin, mush-like feces, excessive pain in hemorrhoidal tumors.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s105}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Ulcer of os uteri.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s106}}Extreme watery diarrhea.
 +
 +====== URINARY ORGANS. [21] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s108}}Clear and frequent urine, with digging, crampy pains in kidneys; shooting in stomach; dry mouth; great thirst, especially evenings and at night; sugar in urine, with great emaciation.\\ {{anchor:​s109}}Diabetes,​ acute cases.
 +
 +====== FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS. [23] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s111}}Ulcer of os uteri, funnel-shaped,​ upper diameter one inch; whole neck of womb of a horny-like character, dark red, purplish, gnawed as if from mice all over surface of ulcer; two small opaque pustules of size of pea on inner edge, containing in middle a translucent bloody fluid. {{anchor:​s112}}Ichorous discharge, corroding, fetid; indurations of abdominal parietes towards inguinal and ovarian regions, excessively painful to touch. {{anchor:​s113}}Vaginal corrugations tumefied, reddish, inflamed; very sensitive hemorrhoidal fissures and swelling of rectum and anus. {{anchor:​s114}}General appearance of scirrhous cachexia. {{anchor:​s115}}Digestive functions entirely prostrate.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s116}}Diarrhea with constant urging. {{anchor:​s117}}Excessive pain in hemorrhoidal tumors; bearing down of womb, pains and shocks, sharp shooting stitches; quivering in womb; burning in womb and all around it; dull, anxious expression; aching in all the limbs and body; rigors at 2 A. M., no more sleep; some fever; seldom moisture, except under arms; despairing.\\ {{anchor:​s118}}Ulcerations on os uteri; smarting in vulva and thighs; shooting and digging pains in womb.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s119}}Indolence,​ does not like to work or move about; night sweats; repugnance to sexual intercourse.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s120}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Vaginitis.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s121}}Menses very capricious, either too soon or too late.\\ {{anchor:​s122}}During menses colic, headache, pains in kidneys, general malaise and hypochondriasis.\\ {{anchor:​s123}}Scanty,​ thick, purulent, foul smelling leucorrhea, in clots.
 +
 +====== VOICE AND LARYNX. TRACHEA AND BRONCHIA. [25] ======
 +
 +<span grade2>​{{anchor:​s126}}Frequent hoarseness; suffocating attacks, with sensation as if larynx were stopped up.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s127}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Cough.</​span>​\\ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s128}}Burning and shooting in larynx; hoarseness which occasions almost complete loss of voice.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s129}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Cough.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s130}}Sensation of roughness and dryness in whole course of respiratory passages.
 +
 +====== RESPIRATION. [26] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s132}}Shortness of breath.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s133}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s134}}Respiration difficult, stitching pains in right side.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s135}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Cough.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s136}}Dyspnea from weakness of respiratory motor nerves, as in phthisis and emphysema.</​span>​
 +
 +====== COUGH. [27] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s138}}Short,​ hacking cough, no expectoration,​ always dry, with soreness of walls of chest, agg. in damp weather, or laughing.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s139}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s140}}Cough,​ dry, spasmodic, shakes whole body, provokes vomiting, and is often followed by fainting.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s141}}Chronic cough, always troublesome in morning.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s142}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s143}}Cough agg. by breathing cold air, laughing, moving and eating.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s144}}Cough with white gelatinous expectoration.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s145}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s146}}Debility and cough, with free gray expectoration,​ in phthisical patient.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s147}}Expectoration yellow, gray, greenish, bordering upon black.\\ {{anchor:​s148}}Expectoration of red blood, often without cough.
 +
 +====== INNER CHEST AND LUNGS. [28] ======
 +
 +<span grade2>​{{anchor:​s150}}Burning heat in chest with sensation of distension.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s151}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Cough.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s152}}Severe pains in lungs, especially left; sharp piercing pain through chest, always much agg. in damp weather; shortness of breath; chronic cough.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s153}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​
 +
 +====== HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION. [29] ======
 +
 +<span grade2>​{{anchor:​s155}}Precordial anguish, with palpitation and stinging pains in heart.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s156}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Cough.</​span>​
 +
 +====== OUTER CHEST. [30] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s158}}Great soreness of chest, can hardly bear pressure of stethoscope.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s159}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​
 +
 +====== NECK AND BACK. [31] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s161}}Dull,​ tired ache in shoulders and across back; numb, tired pains up and down spine and in head.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s162}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s163}}Pain in loins. {{anchor:​s164}}Paralysis.</​span>​
 +
 +====== UPPER LIMBS. [32] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s166}}Complete paralysis of right deltoid muscle; no pain; after an apoplectic attack.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s167}}Pain and numbness on left side of chest and left arm; tongue and mouth both drawn to right side; both eyes and both ears fairly good; grasp of left hand fair; vertical and frontal headache; right face aches at times; fear of falling forward on rising; nausea in morning; appetite variable; perspires with every exertion; pain in loins; prolapse of uterus for several years; wearing ache from throat to left hip; cough with white gelatinous expectoration.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s168}}Arms and fingers weak, as after a long illness; arms become numb, and as if sprained or broken at elbows; this pain extends to shoulders and across back a dull tired ache; feeling as if heavy weights were hanging to arms; same pains up and down spine and in head, numb tired pains; similar pains in knees; desire to stretch elbows, but muscles of arm are sore; feeling along arm as if it had been burnt; pains much agg. in damp weather.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s169}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s170}}Leaden heaviness in arms, with increasing difficulty in playing piano.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s171}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s172}}In evenings, arms and hands swollen, more painful and heavy.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s173}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s174}}Great weakness especially of wrists and hands.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s175}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​
 +
 +====== LOWER LIMBS. [33] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s177}}Legs tremble and give way in walking.\\ {{anchor:​s178}}Sciatica,​ with great stiffness.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s179}}Corns.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s180}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Nervous debility.</​span>​
 +
 +====== LIMBS IN GENERAL. [34] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s182}}Aching in all the limbs and body.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s183}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Ulcer of os uteri.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s184}}Paralysis of extremities with burning heat and chills.
 +
 +====== REST. POSITION. MOTION. [35] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s188}}Lying:​ in bed agg. aching in feet and back.\\ {{anchor:​s189}}Lie down and stretch: pain in head forcing him to.\\ {{anchor:​s190}}Always desires to put her feet out of bed.\\ {{anchor:​s191}}Cannot stand: so weak.\\ {{anchor:​s192}}Standing:​ fainting.\\ {{anchor:​s193}}Laughing:​ cough, soreness of chest agg.\\ {{anchor:​s194}}Rising:​ fear of falling forward.\\ {{anchor:​s195}}Stretch:​ desire to stretch elbows.\\ {{anchor:​s196}}Moving:​ cough agg.; crampy pains.\\ {{anchor:​s197}}Does not like to move.\\ {{anchor:​s198}}Motion:​ perspires.\\ {{anchor:​s199}}On least movement: crampy pains in hips.\\ {{anchor:​s200}}Walking:​ fainting while walking; legs give way.
 +
 +====== NERVES. [36] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s202}}Nervous Debility.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s203}}Debility of the aged, great failure of strength; no cough, pain, or disordered digestion.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s204}}After being bitten by a dog suspected to be rabid, muscular restlessness,​ spasms, hydrophobia,​ and photophobia,​ and instead of the anguish she was in good humor; (cured by injections, which were followed by symptoms of paralysis, from which patient had not entirely recovered even after a few months).</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s205}}Great weakness and prostration,​ burning in hips, and crampy pains on least movement.\\ {{anchor:​s206}}(OBS:​) Frequent epileptic fits with convulsions,​ loss of consciousness,​ lasting from a quarter to half an hour, followed by somnolence of many hours, or even mental disturbance for two days.\\ {{anchor:​s207}}(OBS:​) For four years fits of "petit mal", and for the last five months, seven fits of complete epilepsy of great intensity.\\ {{anchor:​s208}}(OBS:​) Two brothers, suffering from a disease intermediate between raging mania, chorea major, and epilepsy, had fits twice a day, of one to three hours, in which partial loss of consciousness and delirium were present, but generally with retention of consciousness,​ involuntary movements, springing, pirouetting,​ creeping, scratching on the floor, etc., between which intervened paralytic symptoms, numbness, aphonia; besides these fits, there was general weakness, especially in morning.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s209}}Pure paralysis; nervous debility, from loss of fluids, or exhausting illness.</​span>​\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s210}}Double facial and right lateral paralysis (in consequence of repeated epileptic attacks), swallowing and articulation also affected.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s211}}Instant giddiness; paralysis of the lower extremities and in fact everywhere.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s212}}Considerable general motor paralysis, no pain.</​span>​\\ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s213}}Paralysis from mechanical injury.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s214}}(OBS:​) Traumatic tetanus.\\ {{anchor:​s215}}Progressive locomotor ataxia.
 +
 +====== SLEEP. [37] ======
 +
 +<span grade3>​{{anchor:​s217}}Nights restless, always desires to put feet out of bed, especially towards morning.</​span>​\\ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s218}}Cannot sleep late enough to obtain a good night'​s rest; dreams of fire and of the business of the day; agg. from lying long in bed, must get up as her feet and back ache.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s219}}~</​span>​ <span grade2>​Nervous debility.</​span>​
 +
 +====== TIME. [38] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s221}}At 2 A. M.: rigors.\\ {{anchor:​s222}}Morning:​ nausea; cough troublesome;​ heat amel.; general weakness.\\ {{anchor:​s223}}At 2 or 3 P. M.: fever continuing into night; 4 P. M., fever.\\ {{anchor:​s224}}In evenings: arms and hands swollen; great thirst.\\ {{anchor:​s225}}At night: restless; great thirst; heat agg.; cold and bloody sweat.\\ {{anchor:​s226}}All night: vomits green bile.
 +
 +====== TEMPERATURE AND WEATHER. [39] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s228}}Aggravation by dampness, damp weather, change of weather, or cold wind.\\ {{anchor:​s229}}Open air: heat agg.\\ {{anchor:​s230}}Cold air: cough agg. by breathing.\\ {{anchor:​s231}}Damp weather: cough and soreness of chest agg.; soreness and pains in arms agg.
 +
 +====== FEVER. [40] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s233}}Sensation of shivering, starting from stomach and spreading over whole body.\\ {{anchor:​s234}}Chill:​ without thirst; commencing on abdomen and spreading all over.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s235}}Rigors at night, about 2 o'​clock;​ no more sleep; some fever; seldom moisture, except under arms.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s236}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Ulcer of os uteri.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s237}}Burning heat accompanied by partial and transient chills, incoherent speech, and often by paralysis of extremities.\\ {{anchor:​s238}}Pernicious fever, with constant chilliness.\\ {{anchor:​s239}}Incoherent speech, with burning heat and chills.\\ {{anchor:​s240}}Yawning and stretching, hot head and hands, convulsive paroxysms and fainting.\\ {{anchor:​s241}}Burning in hips, great weakness and prostration,​ crampy pains on least movement.\\ {{anchor:​s242}}Lips get blue, and body purple, with fever; after fever (every day at 4 P. M.), gets very red in face, and head beats like a hammer.\\ {{anchor:​s243}}Daily fever, commencing at 2 or 3 P. M., and continuing well into night.\\ {{anchor:​s244}}Fever with thirst and great hunger.\\ {{anchor:​s245}}Heat:​ with thirst; especially in head, on back and legs.\\ {{anchor:​s246}}Heat agg. at night or in open air, less in morning.\\ <span grade3>​{{anchor:​s247}}Perspires with every exertion.</​span>​ <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s248}}~</​span>​ <span grade3>​Paralysis.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s249}}Sweat cold and bloody, especially at night.
 +
 +====== ATTACKS, PERIODICITY. [41] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s251}}Attacks:​ suffocating.\\ {{anchor:​s252}}Apoplectic attack followed by paralysis of right deltoid.\\ {{anchor:​s253}}Acute spasmodic affections.\\ {{anchor:​s254}}Instant:​ giddiness and falling.\\ {{anchor:​s255}}Frequent:​ annoying hiccough; clear urine; hoarseness; epileptic fits with convulsions.\\ {{anchor:​s256}}Occasional rush of blood to head.\\ {{anchor:​s257}}At times: right face aches; quite sharp rheumatic pains in pit of stomach.\\ {{anchor:​s258}}Quarter to half hour: duration of epileptic fits.\\ {{anchor:​s259}}One to three hours: duration of fits.\\ {{anchor:​s260}}Many hours: somnolence following epileptic fits.\\ {{anchor:​s261}}Twice a day: fits.\\ {{anchor:​s262}}Two days: mental disturbance after epileptic fits.\\ {{anchor:​s263}}In five months: seven fits of complete epilepsy.\\ {{anchor:​s264}}Several years: prolapse of uterus.\\ {{anchor:​s265}}Four years: fits of "petit mal"​.\\ {{anchor:​s266}}Six years: ozaena.
 +
 +====== LOCALITY AND DIRECTION. [42] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s268}}Left:​ ache from throat to hip; pains in lung; numbness and pain side of chest and arm.\\ {{anchor:​s269}}Right:​ sharp sticking pains over eye, extending backwards over side of head; ptosis; aching side of face; tongue and mouth drawn; stitching pains in side; paralysis; complete paralysis of deltoid muscle.\\ {{anchor:​s270}}Both sides: facial paralysis.\\ {{anchor:​s271}}From ears reaching to leg: lancinating nervous pains.\\ {{anchor:​s272}}Radiating to neck and face: neuralgic pains.\\ {{anchor:​s273}}Spreading from abdomen: chilliness.
 +
 +====== SENSATIONS. [43] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s275}}As if brain were full of fluid; noise in ears as of whistling or crying animals; as if larynx were stopped up; as if broken or sprained at elbows, extending to shoulders and across back; as if weights were hanging to arms, spine and head; feeling along arm as if it had been burnt.\\ {{anchor:​s276}}Pain:​ in ears; left side of chest and arm; in loins; in hemorrhoidal tumors.\\ {{anchor:​s277}}Anguish:​ in precordial region.\\ {{anchor:​s278}}Driving one crazy: internal otitis.\\ {{anchor:​s279}}Lancinating:​ all over head; ears to legs.\\ {{anchor:​s280}}Piercing:​ all over head; in chest.\\ {{anchor:​s281}}Sharp sticking: in right eye.\\ {{anchor:​s282}}Sharp shooting stitches: in womb.\\ {{anchor:​s283}}Shooting:​ in stomach; in larynx.\\ {{anchor:​s284}}Severe pain: in lungs.\\ {{anchor:​s285}}Sharp pain: in chest.\\ {{anchor:​s286}}Blows:​ violent in region of cerebellum.\\ {{anchor:​s287}}Pulsative pain: in head.\\ {{anchor:​s288}}Beating:​ in head, like hammer.\\ {{anchor:​s289}}Stitching:​ in right side.\\ {{anchor:​s290}}Stinging:​ in heart.\\ {{anchor:​s291}}Smarting:​ vulva and thighs.\\ {{anchor:​s292}}Crampy pains: in kidneys; in hips.\\ {{anchor:​s293}}Rheumatic pains: in pit of stomach.\\ {{anchor:​s294}}Digging pains: in kidneys; in womb.\\ {{anchor:​s295}}Nervous pains: ears to legs.\\ {{anchor:​s296}}Aching:​ in limbs and body.\\ {{anchor:​s297}}Dull tired ache: in shoulders and back; in knees.\\ {{anchor:​s298}}Wearing ache: from throat to left hip.\\ {{anchor:​s299}}Soreness:​ walls of chest; muscles of arms.\\ {{anchor:​s300}}Burning:​ in larynx; in womb; in limbs; in chest; in hips.\\ {{anchor:​s301}}Heat:​ in head; in chest; in back; on legs; in limbs.\\ {{anchor:​s302}}Dryness:​ in respiratory passages.\\ {{anchor:​s303}}Roughness:​ in respiratory passages.\\ {{anchor:​s304}}Distension:​ in chest, with burning heat.\\ {{anchor:​s305}}Bearing down: of womb.\\ {{anchor:​s306}}Weakness:​ especially of wrists and hands.\\ {{anchor:​s307}}Heaviness:​ in arms.\\ {{anchor:​s308}}Numbness:​ of arms.\\ {{anchor:​s309}}Numb tired pains: up and down spine and in head.\\ {{anchor:​s310}}Swinging,​ trembling: of hands.\\ {{anchor:​s311}}Quivering:​ in womb.\\ {{anchor:​s312}}Vibrative feeling: in head.\\ {{anchor:​s313}}Oscillation:​ of brain, painful.\\ {{anchor:​s314}}Shocks:​ in womb.\\ {{anchor:​s315}}Shivering:​ starting from stomach, spreading over whole body.
 +
 +====== TISSUES. [44] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s317}}Acute spasmodic affections of a very severe character; tetanus.\\ {{anchor:​s318}}Paralyzes motor portion of nervous system from periphery towards centre.\\ {{anchor:​s319}}Paralyzes vaso-motor as well as musculo-motor nerves.
 +
 +====== TOUCH. PASSIVE MOTION. INJURIES. [45] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s323}}Touch:​ induration on abdomen painful.\\ {{anchor:​s324}}Pressure:​ can hardly bear stethoscope.\\ {{anchor:​s325}}After being bitten by dog: muscular restlessness,​ spasms, hydrophobia;​ photophobia.\\ {{anchor:​s326}}Mechanical injury: paralysis.
 +
 +====== SKIN. [46] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s328}}Body blue and yet fever.\\ {{anchor:​s329}}Eczema.
 +
 +====== STAGE OF LIFE, CONSTITUTION. [47] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s331}}In older, scrofulous children.\\ {{anchor:​s332}}Boy,​ aet. 12, and another, aet. 16, also two brothers, aet. respectively,​ 12 and 10; epilepsy.\\ {{anchor:​s333}}Anna M., aet. 20, married 3 months, pregnant in seventh month; vaginitis.\\ {{anchor:​s334}}Stone cutter, aet. 20, for nine years; epileptic fits.\\ {{anchor:​s335}}Girl,​ aet. 24, eighty days after being bitten by a dog suspected to be rabid, lyssa humana (injections O. 2 grammes in 7 doses during five hours).\\ {{anchor:​s336}}Lady,​ graduate of Conservatory of Stuttgart, where she practiced excessively;​ nervous debility.\\ {{anchor:​s337}}Laundress,​ aet. 30; paralysis of right deltoid after an apoplectic attack.\\ {{anchor:​s338}}Mrs. Van N., aet. 30, three children, blond, blue eyes; ulcer of os uteri.\\ {{anchor:​s339}}Woman,​ aet. 35, had phthisis for many years; debility and cough, with expectoration.\\ {{anchor:​s340}}Mrs. J., suffering from scanty menses, pains in os uteri, watery, starchy leucorrhea; ozaena.
 +
 +====== RELATIONS. [48] ======
 +
 +{{anchor:​s342}}Antidoted by: Artificial respiration. <span grade2>​{{anchor:​s343}}Bromine</​span>​ and <span grade2>​Chlorine</​span>​ destroy the poisonous effects. {{anchor:​s344}}Tobacco or salt, applied topically, neutralize effects of Curare wounds.\\ {{anchor:​s345}}It antidotes: <span grade2>​Strychnia</​span>,​ but <span grade2>​Chloral</​span>​ is better. {{anchor:​s346}}Probably antidotal to <span grade2>​Lyssin.</​span>​\\ {{anchor:​s347}}Compatible:​ after <span grade2>​Arnica</​span>​ in paralysis from injury; after <span grade2>​Bellad.</​span>​ in paralysis after apoplexy; <span grade2>​Baryt. carb.</​span>​ is often indicated after Curare in nervous debility of the aged.\\ {{anchor:​s348}}Compare:​ <span grade2>​Nux vom.; Aranea</​span>​ in fevers, agg. from damp or wet weather; <span grade2>​Ferrum</​span>​ in hammering pains in head.
 +
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 +
 +====== DOCUMENT DESCRIPTOR ======
 +^ Source: | [[en:​mm:​hering:​start|The Guiding Symptoms of Our Materia Medica]] Vol. 05, 1887 |
 +^ Description:​ | Clinical materia medica of [[en:​rem:​r333|Curare]] |
 +^ Remedies: | [[en:​rem:​r333|Curare]] |
 +^ Author: | Hering, C.; Raue, C.G.; Knerr, C.B.; Mohr, C. |
 +^ Year: | 1887 |
 +^ Editing: | errors only; interlinks; formatting |
 +^ Attribution:​ | Legatum Homeopathicum |}
  
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