CAMPHORA mit generierter deutscher Übersetzung Royal ry2 Makeup: Neurotic; emaciated. Locaction: Heart; lung; blood. Sensation: Coldness; cramps; suffocation. Agg. By cold air. The heart symptoms are: Palpitation as if the heart would turn over; coldness about the heart and an indefinable distress; slow and intermittent beats. Symptoms of the respiratory organs: Suffocative dyspnea, as if from pressure in the pit of stomach; mucus in trachea; respiration almost arrested, laborious, must have the assistance of the abdominal muscles; dry, hacking cough. Urinary symptoms: Urine very scanty; dark and turbid; burning during micturation. Skin: Icy coldness of the entire body. Mind: Great anxiety. To stimulate the heart, five drops of Camph. in sterilized almond oil hypodermically, will help you. Relief from the coldness will be the first indication that you are getting favorable results. Rückert rke1 Pneumonia with insufficent crisis, asthenic, torpid pneumonia like after blood-letting. Weakness in highest degree, general coldness of the body, death-like paleness and sunken face; wrinkled skin with cold sweat; great anxiety; heavy, slow breathing and suffocating oppression of chest or great accumulation of sputum resembling in feeling of suffocation; feeling of great internal heat with external coldness. To restore the receptivity of the organism for healing agents. Stearns stgx Camph. will save some desperate cases in which there is extreme prostration; profuse sweat, alternately hot and cold; and in these cases the patient, when feeling too hot, wishes to be covered up and, when feeling too cold, wants to uncover. Hering hr1 Pneumonia in a later stage. Hepatisation of right lung; of left lower lobe; of left lung with pleuritic exsudation. Kent k2 Every cold seems threatening. Old people don't come down with cold the same as young people; they are prostrated, sinking, have rattling in the chest and the family think it is the death rattle and that it is grandpa's last spell. These remedies fit the case, they are like the advanced stage of pneumonia. Ant-t., Ant-c., Am-c. and Camph. cover these cases in which the hot stage is omitted. Nash nh1 Collapse with cold surface and aversion to heat may come on in retrocedent exanthema, or in the later stage of so called cholera infantum, in pneumonia, or capillary bronchitis, from exposure to intense cold or traumatic shock.