Lachesis Mutus in the Repertory
754 rubrics across 24 chapters · 233 italicised by Boericke
17 of these rubrics list Lachesis Mutus and no other remedy, and 67 list three or fewer. Those are the most distinctive, so they are shown first in each chapter.
Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Throat53 rubrics · 26 verified
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Afternoon, in
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Sleep [from]
- PHARYNX › Hollow feeling, as if pharynx had disappeared
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Pressure [from]
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AMELIORATIONS › Swallowing [from] › Solids
- DIPHTHERIA › CONDITIONS and Concomitants › Extension › Left to right
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Drinks, warm or hot [from]
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Left side, on
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Left to right, on
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Swallowing [from] › Liquids
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Warmth [from]
- DIPHTHERIA › TYPE › Ataxic
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › Catarrhal, acute › Predisposition to
- PHARYNX › Erysipelas
- PHARYNX › DYSPHAGIA, Deglutition painful, difficult › Food regurgitates per nasum
- TONSILS › Ulceration › Gangrenous
- TONSILS › Inflammation (tonsillitis) › Chronic tendency
- PHARYNX › Abscess (retropharyngeal)
- TONSILS › Redness, dark
- PHARYNX › Edema
- DIPHTHERIA › CONDITIONS and Concomitants › Croup
- PHARYNX › DEPOSITS › Membranous
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › Herpetic
- DIPHTHERIA › CONDITIONS and Concomitants › Prostration from beginning
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › AGGRAVATIONS › Swallowing [from] › Empty
- PHARYNX › Inclination to swallow constantly
- DIPHTHERIA › TYPE › Malignant
- PHARYNX › Ulceration › Gangrenous
- DIPHTHERIA › CONDITIONS and Concomitants › Post-diphtheritic paralysis
- PHARYNX › DYSPHAGIA, Deglutition painful, difficult › Can swallow only › Solids, liquids descend with difficulty
- PHARYNX › Ulceration › Syphilitic
- OESOPHAGUS › Spasm (OEsophagismus)
- PHARYNX › Globus hystericus
- TONSILS › Ulceration
- PHARYNX › Plug or lump sensation
- PHARYNX › Tickling, as from hair
- PHARYNX › Ulceration
- TONSILS › Inflammation (tonsillitis) › Acute phlegmonous (quinsy)
- PHARYNX › Paralysis, neuroses
- PHARYNX › Redness › Dark, livid
- PHARYNX › Swelling
- TONSILS › Swelling
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › Follicular, chronic (clergymen's sore throat)
- PHARYNX › HAWKING, Hemming (clearing throat) › Gelatinous, viscid, gluey mucus; difficult raising [with]
- TONSILS › Inflammation (tonsillitis) › Acute Catarrhal and Follicular
- PHARYNX › Constriction, spasmodic
- DIPHTHERIA
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › Catarrhal, acute
- PHARYNX › HAWKING, Hemming (clearing throat)
- PHARYNX › Dryness
- PHARYNX › INFLAMMATION (Pharyngitis) › Catarrhal, chronic
- PHARYNX › DYSPHAGIA, Deglutition painful, difficult
- PHARYNX › Sensitive, sore, tender