CONTENTS (Chapter).
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CONTENTS (Alphabetic order).
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Mind. (p. 191)
SENSORIUM.Time. (p. 222) Aggravation. (p. 223) Amelioration. (p. 229) Concomitants. (p. 229)
Sensorium. (p. 236)
VERTIGO.Aggravation & Amelioration. (p. 238)
Vertigo. (p. 239)
HEAD-INTERNAL.Time. (p. 241) Aggravation. (p. 242) Amelioration. (p. 246) Concomitants. (p. 247)
Head-Internal. (p. 250)
HEAD-EXTERNAL.Time. (p. 280) Aggravation. (p. 281) Amelioration. (p. 292)
Head-External. (p. 297)
EYES.Time. (p. 307) Aggravation. (p. 307) Amelioration. (p. 308)
Eyes. (p. 309)
EYES-VISION.Eyebrows. (p. 320) Orbits. (p. 321) Eyelids. (p. 322) Canthi. (p. 330) Time. (p. 334) Aggravation. (p. 334) Amelioration. (p. 338)
Vision. (p. 338)
EARS.Time. (p. 345) Aggravation. (p. 346) Amelioration. (p. 348)
Ears. (p. 348)
NOSE.Hearing. (p. 358) Time. (p. 361) Aggravation. (p. 362) Amelioration. (p. 364)
Nose. (p. 365)
NOSE-CORYZA.Smell. (p. 379) Time. (p. 380) Aggravation. (p. 381) Amelioration. (p. 382)
Coryza. (p. 382)
FACE.Time. (p. 385) Aggravation. (p. 386) Amelioration. (p. 387) Concomitants. (p. 387)
Face. (p. 390)
TEETH.Lips. (p. 404) Lower jaw and maxillary joints. (p. 410) Chin. (p. 412) Time. (p. 413) Aggravation. (p. 414) Amelioration. (p. 416)
Teeth. (p. 416)
MOUTHGums. (p. 429) Time. (p. 433) Aggravation. (p. 433) Amelioration. (p. 437) Concomitants. (p. 439)
Mouth. (p. 441)
APPETITE.Palate. (p. 445) Throat (and gullet). (p. 448) Saliva. (p. 458) Tongue. (p. 462) Time. (p. 469) Aggravation. (p. 469) Amelioration. (p. 472) THIRST. TASTE.
Taste. (p. 482)
ERUCTATION.Time. (p. 489) Aggravation. (p. 489) Amelioration. (p. 490)
Eructation. (p. 490)
WATERBRASH AND HEARTBURN.Time. (p. 493) Aggravation. (p. 493) Amelioration. (p. 495)
Waterbrash and Heartburn. (p. 495)
HICCOUGH.Time. (p. 497) Aggravation. (p. 497)
Hiccough. (p. 498)
NAUSEA AND VOMITING.Time. (p. 499) Aggravation. (p. 499) Amelioration. (p. 499)
Nausea and Vomiting. (p. 500)
STOMACH AND EPIGASTRIUM.Time. (p. 506) Aggravation. (p. 506) Amelioration. (p. 510) Concomitants. (p. 511)
Stomach. (p. 514)
HYPOCHONDRIA.Epigastrium. (p. 522) Time. (p. 526) Aggravation. (p. 526) Amelioration. (p. 530) Concomitants. (p. 532)
Hypochondria. (p. 533)
ABDOMEN.Time. (p. 540) Aggravation. (p. 540) Amelioration. (p. 542)
Abdomen. (p. 543)
EXTERNAL ABDOMEN.Time. (p. 559) Aggravation. (p. 560) Amelioration. (p. 565)
External Abdomen. (p. 569)
INGUINAL AND PUBIC REGION.Aggravation. (p. 571)
Inguinal and Pubic region. (p. 572)
FLATULENCE.Aggravation. (p. 575) Mons pubis. (p. 575)
Flatulence. (p. 576)
STOOL.Time. (p. 579) Aggravation. (p. 580) Amelioration. (p. 581)
Stool. (p. 582)
ANUS AND RECTUM.Concomitants before stool. (p. 593) Concomitants during stool. (p. 595) Concomitants after stool. (p. 599) Time. (p. 603) Aggravation and Amelioration. (p. 603)
Anus and Rectum. (p. 609)
PERINEUM.Conditions. (p. 615)
Perineum. (p. 617)
PROSTATE GLAND.Conditions. (p. 618)
Prostate gland. (p. 619)
URINE.
Urine. (p. 619)
URINARY ORGANS.Sediment. (p. 623) Micturition. (p. 625) Before urination. (p. 630) At beginning of urination. (p. 630) During urination. (p. 631) At close of urination. (p. 633) After urination. (p. 633) Conditions of urination. (p. 635)
Urinary organs. (p. 637)
GENITALIA.Kidneys. (p. 637) Ureters. (p. 639) Bladder. (p. 639) Urethra. (p. 641) Meatus. (p. 644) Conditions. (p. 644)
Genitalia. (p. 645)
MALE ORGANS.
Male organs. (p. 646)
FEMALE ORGANS.Penis. (p. 648) Glans. (p. 649) Prepuce. (p. 651) Spermatic cord. (p. 652) Testes. (p. 653) Scrotum. (p. 655)
Female organs. (p. 656)
SEXUAL IMPULSE.Time. (p. 664) Conditions. (p. 665)
Sexual impulse. (p. 669)
MENSTRUATION.Concomitants of coition. (p. 673) Concomitants after coition. (p. 673) Concomitants after pollutions. (p. 674)
Menstruation. (p. 675)
RESPIRATION.Concomitants before menses. (p. 678) Concomitants at start of menses. (p. 681) Concomitants during menses. (p. 682) Concomitants after menses. (p. 686) Leucorrh�a. (p. 687) Concomitants to Leucorrh�a. (p. 689)
Respiration. (p. 690)
COUGH.Impeded by. (p. 695) Time. (p. 698) Aggravation. (p. 699) Amelioration. (p. 704) Concomitants. (p. 705)
Cough. (p. 705)
LARYNX AND TRACHEA.Time. (p. 708) Excited or aggravated by. (p. 709) Amelioration. (p. 719) Concomitants. (p. 720) Expectoration. (p. 727) Expectoration, taste of. (p. 731) Expectoration, odor of. (p. 733)
Larynx and Trachea. (p. 734)
VOICE AND SPEECH.Aggravation. (p. 738)
Voice and Speech. (p. 738)
NECK AND EXTERNAL THROAT.Time. (p. 741) Conditions of voice. (p. 742)
Neck and External Throat. (p. 743)
CHEST.Nape. (p. 748) Time. (p. 751) Aggravation. (p. 751) Amelioration. (p. 753)
Inner Chest. (p. 753)
BACK.External Chest. (p. 764) Axill�. (p. 767) Mamm�. (p. 769) Nipples. (p. 771) Heart and region of. (p. 772) Time. (p. 777) Aggravation. (p. 778) Amelioration. (p. 783)
Scapular region. (p. 784).
UPPER EXTREMITIES.Back proper-Dorsal region. (p. 788) Lumbar region-small of back in general. (p. 793) Sacrum and Coccyx. (p. 797) Spinal column and Vertebr�. (p. 799) Time. (p. 800) Aggravation. (p. 801) Amelioration. (p. 804)
Upper Extremities. (p. 805)
LOWER EXTREMITIES.Time. (p. 837) Aggravation. (p. 838) Amelioration. (p. 841)
Lower Extremities. (p. 842)
SENSATIONS AND COMPLAINTS IN GENERAL.Time. (p. 874) Aggravation. (p. 875) Amelioration. (p. 880)
Sensations and Complaints in general. (p. 881)
SKIN AND EXTERIOR BODY.A * B * C * D * E * F * G * H * I * J * K * L * M * N * O * P * Q * R * S * T * U * V * WGlands. (p. 937) Bones. (p. 940)
Skin and Exterior body. (p. 944)
SLEEP.Aggravation. (p. 980) Time. (p. 980)
Sleep. (p. 980)
DREAMS.Falling asleep. (p. 981) Sleepiness. (p. 984) Character of. (p. 986). During. (p. 988) Positions. (p. 991) Waking. (p. 991) Sleeplessness. (p. 994)
Dreams. (p. 997)
FEVER.Aggravation. (p. 1002)
Pathological types. (p. 1002)
BLOOD.
Blood. (p. 1005)
CIRCULATION.
Circulation. (p. 1006)
FEVER, CHILL, ETC.Congestions. (p. 1008) Palpitation. (p. 1010) Time. (p. 1012) Heart beat. (p. 1013) Pulse. (p. 1014) Time. (p. 1017) Aggravation. (p. 1017)
Chill. (p. 1020)
HEAT AND FEVER IN GENERAL.Partial chill. (p. 1022) Coldness. (p. 1024) Partial coldness. (p. 1025) Sense of partial coldness. (p. 1027) Shivering. (p. 1030) Time. (p. 1031) Aggravation. (p. 1033) Amelioration. (p. 1036) Concomitants. (p. 1036)
Heat and Fever in general. (p. 1047).
SWEAT.Partial heat. (p. 1049) Time. (p. 1059) Aggravation. (p. 1060) Amelioration. (p. 1062) Concomitants. (p. 1063)
Sweat. (p. 1076)
COMPOUND FEVER.Partial sweat. (p. 1079) Time. (p. 1083) Aggravation. (p. 1084) Amelioration. (p. 1087) Concomitants. (p. 1088)
Beginning with chill. (p. 1099)
CONDITIONS IN GENERAL - TIME.Beginning with shivering. (p. 1101) Beginning with heat. (p. 1101) Beginning with sweat. (p. 1102)
Time. (p. 1103)
CONDITIONS OF AGGRAVATION AND AMELIORATION IN GENERAL.
Conditions of aggravation and amelioration in general. (p. 1105)A * B * C * D * E * F * G * H * I * J * K * L * M * N * O * P * Q * R * S * T * U * V * W * Y
MIND. |
A
Abdomen.Abdomen-External.Aggravation in general.
BAmelioration in general.Anus.Appetite.Asleep, falling. Axill�. C
Canthi.Chest.Chest, external.Chest, Inner.Chill.Chill, partial.
DChin.Circulation. Coldness.Coldness, partial. Coldness, sense of partial. Complaints. Compound fever. Conditions.Congestions.Coryza.Cough.Coccyx. E
Ears.Epigastrium.Eructation.Expectoration.Exterior body.External Abdomen.External Chest.External Head.External Throat.Extremities, lower.Extremities, upper.Eyes.
Eyebrows. Eyelids. F G H
Head-External.Head-Internal.Hearing.
IHeart and region of. Heart beat.Heat and Fever.Heat, partial.Heartburn.Hiccough.Hypochondria. K L M N O P
Palate.
Palpitation. Partial chill. Partial coldness.Partial coldness, sense of.Partial heat. Partial sweat.Pathological types, Fever.Penis.Perineum.Positions (sleep). Prepuce.Prostate gland.Pubic region.Pubis, Mons.Pulse.
Q
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RS
Sacrum.
TSaliva.Scapular region.Scrotum. Sediment. Sensations.Sense of partial coldness.Sensorium.Sexual impulse.Shivering.Skin.Sleep.Sleep, character of. Sleepiness. Sleeplessness. Small of back. Smell.Speech.Spermatic cord. Spinal column.Stomach.Stool.Sweat.Sweat, partial. U V W |
Homeopathy is a gentle and natural approach to healing that focuses on treating the root cause of ailments rather than just the symptoms. Dr. Aftab Ranjha Barham believes in the power of Homeopathy to stimulate the body's own healing mechanisms, promoting long-term health and well-being.
Monday, 24 February 2014
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