Système respiratoire

Remèdes en affinité

Établis à partir des rattachements saisis ; à défaut, déduits du poids cumulé des remèdes dans les chapitres rattachés. Les 167 remèdes entrent tous dans le tableau si l'axe est retenu ; seuls les 30 premiers sont affichés ici.

Rubriques rattachées

• TUBERCULOSIS (phthisis pulmonalis) 1 2 3

  106
• COUGH 1 2 3

  96
• DYSPNŒA (difficult, embarrassed, oppressed, anxious) (See Asthma.) 1 2 3

  95
• Dry, hard, racking, hacking, short, tight, tickling 1 2 3

  92
• Hoarse, aphonia 1 2 3

  83
• Spasmodic, tightness, fullness, oppression 1 2 3

  82
• ASTHMA 1 2 3

  80
• Chronic (winter catarrhs) 1 2 3

  77
• WHOOPING (Pertussis) (See Spasmodic.) 1 2 3

  75
• Spasmodic, paroxysmal, nervous, violent, suffocative 1 2 3

  72
• Stitching, tearing, darting, shooting 1 2 3

  64
• Sensitive, sore, tender 1 2 3

  62
• Viscid, tenacious, difficult of raising 1 2 3

  60
• DYSPHAGIA, Deglutition painful, difficult 1 2 3

  56
• Profuse 1 2 3

  54
• Acute 1 2 3

  54
• Catarrhal, chronic 1 2 3

  54
• Dryness 1 2 3

  53
• Fatiguing, exhausting, irritating 1 2 3

  52
• Purulent, mucopurulent 1 2 3

  50
• CROUPOUS PNEUMONIA 1 2 3

  50
• Evening, night 1 2 3

  50
• Stuffiness 1 2 3

  49
• HAWKING, Hemming (clearing throat) (See Chronic Pharyngitis.) 1 2 3

  49
• Acute, catarrhal, Ordinary cold in head 1 2 3

  45
• Rawness, roughness, scraping 1 2 3

  45
• PAINS 1 2 3

  45
• Chest 1 2 3

  44
• Suffocative 1 2 3

  44
• Bleeding (epistaxis) 1 2 3

  44
• Rattling 1 2 3

  44
• Catarrhal, acute 1 2 3

  41
• Loose, rattling, gagging, choking, strangling 1 2 3

  41
• Acute, catarrhal, pollen irritation, hay fever, rose cold, summer catarrh 1 2 3

  41
• PLEURISY 1 2 3

  40
• Chest (substernal, suprasternal fossa) [in] 1 2 3

  40
• Bloody, blood streaked 1 2 3

  40
• SNEEZING (sternutation) 1 2 3

  40
• Burning, smarting, scalded feeling 1 2 3

  40
• Chronic, catarrhal 1 2 3

  40
• Chronic catarrhal 1 2 3

  40
• Odor 1 2 3

  40
• HÆMORRHAGE (hæmoptysis) 1 2 3

  40
• DIPHTHERIA 1 2 3

  39
• Rawness, roughness, soreness, sensitiveness 1 2 3

  39
• Substernal 1 2 3

  38
• Constriction, spasmodic 1 2 3

  38
• Acute Catarrhal and Follicular 1 2 3

  38
• Gelatinous, viscid, gluey mucus; difficult raising [with] 1 2 3

  37
• Acute, catarrhal 1 2 3

  36
• Sensitiveness, tenderness, rawness 1 2 3

  36
• Pressing, heaviness, weight 1 2 3

  36
• Rapid, short, superficial 1 2 3

  35
• Fluent, watery (running cold) 1 2 3

  35
• Spasm (laryngismus stridulus) 1 2 3

  35
• Laryngeal, nervous 1 2 3

  35
• Hoarse, hollow, deep, metallic 1 2 3

  35
• Burning 1 2 3

  34
• Chronic (phthisical) (See Tuberculosis.) 1 2 3

  33
• Tuberculous 1 2 3

  33
• Dry (stuffy colds, snuffles) 1 2 3

  33
• SPASMODIC CROUP 1 2 3

  33
• Cough 1 2 3

  32
• Dryness 1 2 3

  32
• Dilation of cells (emphysema) (See Asthma.) 1 2 3

  32
• Gray, greenish, mucus 1 2 3

  32
• Lying down 1 2 3

  31
• Swelling (See Tonsillitis.) 1 2 3

  31
• Acrid, watery, fluent, hot, or thin mucus 1 2 3

  31
• Swelling (See Inflammation.) 1 2 3

  31
• Green, yellow, fetid (purulent or muco-purulent) 1 2 3

  31
• Follicular, chronic (clergymen's sore throat) 1 2 3

  31
• Larynx [in] 1 2 3

  31
• Scabs, crusts, plugs 1 2 3

  30
• Intercostal (pleurodynia) 1 2 3

  30
• Throat [in] 1 2 3

  30
• Irritation, rawness, hypersensitiveness 1 2 3

  29
• Catarrh 1 2 3

  29
• Lachrymation, sneezing (See Lachrymation.). 1 2 3

  28
• Membranous exudate, MEMBRANOUS CROUP (See Diphtheria - Throat.) 1 2 3

  27
• Scabs, crusts, plugs, clinkers 1 2 3

  27
• Vomiting; retching, gagging 1 2 3

  27
• Dark, livid 1 2 3

  26
• Incipient 1 2 3

  26
• Capillary 1 2 3

  26
• Hydrothorax 1 2 3

  26
• Overusing voice [from], especially public speakers, professional singers 1 2 3

  25
• With dropping of mucus 1 2 3

  25
• Wheezing (See Asthma.) 1 2 3

  25
• Dilatation, with profuse, fetid, purulent sputum (See Chronic Bronchitis.) 1 2 3

  25
• Reading, laughing, singing, talking 1 2 3

  25
• Stertorous 1 2 3

  25
• Night sweats (See Fever.) 1 2 3

  24
• Paralysis, neuroses 1 2 3

  24
• Induration 1 2 3

  24
• Pressing at root of nose 1 2 3

  24
• Predisposition to colds 1 2 3

  24
• Dyspnea (See Respiration.) 1 2 3

  24
• Lost (anosmia) or perverted 1 2 3

  24
• Offensive, fetid 1 2 3

  24
• Constriction 1 2 3

  23
• Scanty (See Viscid.) 1 2 3

  23
• Acute phlegmonous (quinsy) 1 2 3

  23
• Elongation, relaxation 1 2 3

  23
• Humid 1 2 3

  22
• Rawness, soreness of chest 1 2 3

  22
• Inflammation 1 2 3

  22
• SINUSES (antrum, frontal, sphenoidal) 1 2 3

  22
• Morning 1 2 3

  22
• Apex and middle portion 1 2 3

  22
• Nervous 1 2 3

  21
• Burning, smarting 1 2 3

  21
• Itching in nose 1 2 3

  21
• Sighing 1 2 3

  21
• Mucus (See Inflammation.) 1 2 3

  21
• Polypi 1 2 3

  21
• Ulceration 1 2 3

  21
• Profuse 1 2 3

  21
• Eruptions, growths, cracks, crusts, ulcerations 1 2 3

  21
• Chronic atrophic (sicca) 1 2 3

  21