In Boericke’s Repertory
About the repertory →Chininum Sulphuricum is listed in 169 rubrics across 19 chapters — italicised by Boericke in 51 of them, marking the remedy as more frequently verified there.
Fever38Urinary System23Head22Nervous System17Generalities10Ears10Locomotor System7Female Sexual System7Circulatory System5Eyes5Skin5Face4Abdomen4Male Sexual System3Modalities3Teeth2Respiratory System2Mind1Stomach1
- Nervous System › GENERALITIES › NERVES › NEURITIS (Inflammation) › TYPERetrobulbar, with sudden loss of sight
- Locomotor System › RHEUMATISM › Articular, acute, RHEUMATIC FEVER › CONCOMITANTS › FeverRemittent
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › OCCURRENCE TYPEMorning
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › FEVER PAROXYSM › PainThe vertebrae, dorsal [in]
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › CONCOMITANTS › HyperesthesiaSpine
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › TYPEStages, regular, well defined
- Generalities › PROPHYLACTICSIntermittent fever
- Ears › DEAFNESS, hardness of hearing › CauseConcussion
- Head › HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Concomitants › EarsDeafness
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › FEVER PAROXYSMTrembling of limbs, slow pulse
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › CONCOMITANTS › AnxietyPalpitation, nausea, canine hunger, pressing pain in hypogastrium, congestive headache, distended painful veins
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › OCCURRENCE TYPE › Afternoon3 P.M.
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › OCCURRENCE TYPEAnticipating
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › FEVER PAROXYSM › SweatThirst [with]
- Teeth › ODONTALGIA, Toothache › TYPEPeriodical
- Female Sexual System › PUERPERIUM › COMPLAINTS AFTER PUERPERIUMWeakness
- Fever › TYPE OF FEVER › TYPHUS FEVERCellulitis, adenitis (salivary)
- Circulatory System › ARTERIES › AORTA › Inflammation (aortitis)Ulcerative