LAUROCERASUS mit generierter deutscher Übersetzung Lilienthal ll1 Typhoid pneumonia, when paralysis of lungs threatens with dyspnea; hurried and rattling breathing; compressible pulse, cold extremities; continual irritation by tickling; short, little cough; irritative cough, depending on cardiac affections; patient coughs and spits a great amount of sputum, sprinkled over and over and through with distinct dots of blood; lightness of breathing; lack of energy of the vital powers and lack of reaction. Paige pew1 Dry cough or with copious expectoration. Cyanotic condition [lips face, fingertips mrr5] with great constriction of the chest, gasping for breath, small, feeble pulse, threatened paralysis of the lungs. Morrison mrr5 Pneumonia - Disposition apathetic, stuporous; Horribly chilly, as if the body generates no heat at all. Short of breath with slight exertion. Markedly weak. Chest feels weak on talking aloud (DD - Stann.). Unable even to sit without breathlessness; must lie down. Cough worse: 14h, Lying (opposite of dyspnea). Better: Sitting. Hoyne hn1 Pleurisy of people addicted to alcohol or melancholic persons Laur. is useful at the beginning of the disease, if the small bronchi are continually irritated in the form of suffocative cough, the pain in the pleura is severe and localized; hardly and contractile power in circular fibres of the arteries; pulse soft though quick. Das danx Type: Lobar Pneumonia; ... Stage: Second stage. Location: Left chest. Expectoration: "Copious jelly-like expectoration mixed with bloody points; ... these dots may be close together or considerably scattered; ... Cough: Dry teasing cough worse at night; bloody cough with sensation as if the mucous membranes were too dry; little short cough caused by tickling and scraping in throat; short hacking dry cough; cough dry and hard excited by tickling in pit of throat and in centre of chest; cough worse motion, stooping; warmth. Coughs continuously when lying down. Chest: Burning in the chest on taking an inspiration. Pain in every external part of thorax on moving it; stitches in region of heart; constriction of chest; burning and stitches in chest. Pressure on the chest as from a load; pressure on sternum. Respiration: Panting breathing; slow feeble, almost imperceptible breathing; slow moaning and rattling breathing; dyspnea, with sensation as if the lungs would not be sufficiently expanded; spasmodic oppression of the chest; slow weak and anxious respiration; rattling, stertorous breathing. The patient puts his hands to the heart; gasping for breath. Suffocation, difficult breathing better lying down. Pulse: Pulse feeble, slow and irregular, often imperceptible, again more rapid, seldom full and hard. Accompaniments: Pupils dilated, immovable. Eyes open and staring. Objects appear larger. Hardness of hearing; itching and tingling in ears. Nose feels stopped up; face sunken, distorted, bloated. Twitching and convulsions of the facial muscles. Crawling over face; foam at mouth, dry mouth. Dry and rough tongue, tongue white, dry; feels cold; or burnt; drink rolls audibly through oesophagus and intestines. Dry mouth with violent thirst. Clean tongue and no appetite. Coldness of abdomen. Stool hard and firm in constipation; ineffectual urging to stool, passes only wind. Distention of the veins of the hands. Rough scaly skin between the fingers with burning when touched by water. Deep snoring sleep. Painlessness with ailments (Op.). Aggravation: Evening. Before eating. Stooping. Sitting (gasping). Motion (cough). Night. Amelioration: Sitting. Bending head forward (Ed. in headache). Compare with: Hydr-ac. mtarx, Op. danx, Stann. mrr5