PULSATILLA mit generierter deutscher Übersetzung Pulfords Remarks: Puls. automatically calls to mind the plethoric, mild, tearful, gently, yielding, changeable, fidgety individual who is easily irritated, touchy and always feeling slighted, who is agg. in a warm or crowded room and in the evening, who craves the cool open air and if able to move about, must move slowly, who is thirstless, who must wear the thinnest of clothing even, in moderately cool weather (which is similar to its antidote - Dulc.), whose face is sickly, often intermixed with yellow and of an unhealthy color; chlorotic individuals, chilly, burning heat at night without thirst, palpitation, longing for fresh air and other Puls. symptoms; there is general agg. evenings, beginning to move and from lying on the left and painless side, amel. from slow motion, cold, places, lying on the painful side (Bry.) and from cold drinks. Broncho-pneumonias [in anemic women danx]. Cases complicated with suppressed menses. Anxiety evening and night, while lying on left side; fullness about heart; fever 14h followed by chill at 16h; burning heat intolerable at night in bed; distended veins and burning hands that seek cool places; sweat comes on during the stupid sleep at night; thirstless; dyspnea; dry, teasing cough at night; wants windows and doors wide open, must have fresh air; palpitation while lying on left side. Is the ONLY known remedy for: Anxiety as if in hot air; transiently unconscious in afternoon in a warm room; cotton-like mucus in mouth; nauseous taste after smoking; meat tastes putrid; eructations tasting of bad meat or rancid tallow; thirst at 14h; cough exhausting, nights, disturbing sleep; anxiety in chest while lying on left side, fullness of heart evening; fever at 14h followed by chill at 16h or at 14h with chill absent, or dry heat with distended veins and burning hands that seek cool places; sweat lasting all night with loquacity, or night during stupid sleep; distended bloodvessels in evening; pain in part recently lain on; stretching before urination; weakness morning while lying; cases complicated with suppressed menses. Is THE leading remedy for: Delirium with sleeping; fear in evening twilight; moaning during the heat; sadness in warm room; oversensitive during heat; unconscious in warm or crowded room; weeping amel. open air; obstruction of nose evening; sneezing in warm room; sweat of face during heat; dryness of tongue without thirst; offensive odor of mouth mornings; saliva cotton-like, bitter taste evening, or during eating, or after swallowing food, or after smoking, or clammy taste or clay-like, or nauseous morning; sticky after-taste; eructations evening and night, bitter at night, of fluid, or nauseous; nausea after ice-cream, or with suppressed menses, or after pork dyspnea with suppressed menses; loud breathing in sleep; cough constant evenings, cough on exertion, or exhausting cough nights, or cough when becoming heated; expectoration morning on rising, tasting of an old catarrh or nauseous; anxiety in chest evening and night; oppression of chest amel. in open air, of heart in evenings; pain in chest amel. bending forward, on lying on sound side, in lower chest, in heart evenings, pressing in heart evening, sore below clavicle, wandering stitches; palpitation after supper; sleep lying on abdomen, overpowering sleepiness afternoon; sleeplessness evening from heat or from activities of thoughts, same idea always repeated; yawning before menses; chill afternoon following heat, or evening after lying down or with the pains, or before midnight; chilliness evening; chill agg. warm things; fever afternoon after lying down, 14h or evening on entering the warm room; sweat morning after heat; agg. in general evening at twilight; faintness in a close or crowded room; agg. bread and butter; weakness morning in bed, or on walking, or in a warm room. Puls.: THERAPEUTIC HINTS - The thirstlessness. Borland bl4 [Ed.: Is one of Borland's "Complicated pneumonia / bronchopneumonia" - remedies. (Nat-s., Lob., Puls., Seneg.] I think the next most common of these drugs is Puls. In the average Puls. pneumonia, or broncho-pneumonia, I think you usually get a history of the patient's having had a frank cold, a catarrhal condition, which has spread down into the chest. It is in the slowly advancing, progressive pneumonia that you most commonly get your indications for Puls. In appearance the Puls. pneumonia patients are always definitely dusky; it is a red colour, but it is a dusky red. The patients give you the impression of being rather bloated and puffy-looking. They also give you the impression of not having a great deal of bite about them, they are of the rather mild, gentle, yielding type, and they do not stand up against their infection well, the Subdivision seems to be gradually spreading and snowing them under. They become definitely anxious about themselves, worried, afraid that they are not going to get better, and they very definitely hate being left alone. They want somebody about, and they want attention. In their pneumonias Puls. patients get very marked dyspnea; it is very extreme. It is accompanied by a feeling of intense tightness in the chest, or a feeling of horrible fullness in the chest, with a very acute air hunger; they want to have the doors and windows open, and they love a draught of air about. This dyspnea tends to get worse as the evening progresses; They have a pretty violent, gagging, choking cough, and in their paroxysms of coughing they are liable to become acutely cyanosed. Quite frequently you will get the statement by these Puls. patients that after one of these violent choking coughs it feels as if something were torn loose in the chest and the whole chest left raw. After one of these paroxysms there is always a complaint of extreme soreness in the chest wall, which feels as if all the muscles were strained. These Puls. patients in their pneumonias complain of a very dry mouth and throat, and the tongue usually has a thick, sticky, whitish coat. But in spite of this dryness of their mouth and throat the patients are not thirsty. They may like a little sourish drink to relieve the dryness, but there is no real thirst in the Puls. pneumonias. As regards position, these patients are rather more uncomfortable lying on the side which is mainly involved. Their most comfortable position is lying on the back, propped up a bit, and particularly with the arms raised out from the sides; you may even find them pushing their arms up above the head. All these Puls. patients are, of course, sensitive to heat, and, as you would expect, they often complain of a feeling of generalized hotness. But occasionally you will come across a Puls. patient who says that intermingled with this generalized heat they have patchy areas of chilliness. The sputum in Puls. is always a difficult one. It is very tenacious indeed, and the patient almost chokes in the effort to expel it. It is usually yellowish in colour, and, of course, definitely blood-stained. [Free yellowish-green sputa ll1] Nash nh6 Puls. will sometimes close up the case when the expectoration becomes thick, profuse, green and bitter or offensive tasting, and the patient feels chilly, yet cannot bear the atmosphere of a close warm room [DD Kali-s. danx]. Lilienthal ll1 Pneumonia with/after measles; broncho-pneumonia in chlorotic and anaemic women; a loose cough lingers after the resolution of a severe inflamation; debility and inertia of mind and body; ... Hering hr1 ... Subsultus tendinum and twitching of facial muscles; ... started and frightened in sleep, followed by crying; great thirst; tongue coated, moist; thin stools or constipation; tossing about; mild delirium; anxiety and despondency; scanty, red urine - in pneumonia. Tearing pain in extremities, in swollen fingerjoints, shoulders and arms. Bilous pneumonia. Lies on back, cannot lie on sides, semilateral perspiration (left side of the chest); can scarcely speak above a whisper; respiration 50 per minute. Chronic or tendicious cases of pneumonia; dull pressive, raw, sore pains in chest, and sensation of dryness and roughness as if chest were oppressed by tough, tenacious mucus. Kent k2 Cutting pain in pleurisy. Farrington fr1 (Information possibly useful for cases of Atypical Pneumonia Ed.) ... In the chest a feeling of soreness referred to either subclavicular regions to the apex of one or the other lung, soreness which is felt when the patient lies on that side or presses against the left chest. This soreness seems to involve the muscular structures about the shoulder and even down the arm of the affected side. It has been a valuable symptom to me and to many physicians in the incipiency of tuberculosis, especially in women of Puls. temperament. Along with this soreness in the lung there may be some cough with expectoration. Although there may be no symptoms indicate positive existence of tubercular infiltration we will have other symptoms indicating the onset of the diseases. Puls. has several times relieved these cases. ... We find Puls. indicated in young girls at the age of puberty when the menstrual flow has either not established itself normally or even not at all. [Consumption, Florida, suppurative stage in chlorotic girls. k2,kr1] It is especially at this time that you may find this soreness of the apices of the lungs calling for Puls., and you know well that unless you remove this symptom and establish the menstrual flow, your patient will have some form of phthisis. Das danx Type: Lobar Pneumonia. ... Acute suppuration of lungs. Bronchitis. Stage: Third stage. Location: Sub-clavicular region in apex of either lung. Causes: Loss of fluids. ... Ice, quinine, pregnancy, tape worm; women in confinement. Expectoration: ... "Black and clotted blood." ... Expectoration bland, thick, ... Bilious taste. Has a biting burnt taste, like the dregs of an old pipe. Cough: ... Dry, severe cough worse in morning with retching and desire to vomit. Cough caused by dryness and scraping in the chest, with nausea and straining to vomit. ... "I warn you not to select Puls. for a loose cough unless you are sure that all the symptoms of the case call for it. It often tightens such a cough without cureing it." (Farrington) Respiration: ... Dyspnea with tension in the lower part of the chest below the false ribs. ... Smothering sensation on lying down. Chestpains: Pain as from ulcer in the middle of chest. Pressure upon the chest and soreness. Burning pain in the heart. Burning in chest; stitches in the chest, especially when coughing and drawing a long breath. Tension in the chest especially on drawing a long breath. Soreness in right or left sub-clavicular region or to apex of one or the other lung; worse lying on the affected side or pressing against the chest (Incipiency of tuberculosis especially in women). Stitches in chest when lying, ... Fever: Heat of the face or heat of one hand and coldness of the other. Heat of body with coldness of extremities. One-sided perspiration. One cheek red and one pale. Red face; heat of right side or upper part of body. ... Ever changing symptoms. Accompaniments: ... Cold drinks retained, warm vomited. ... Likes sympathy; licks the dry lips. Crack in middle of lower lip. Sweet saliva. Desire for tonics. ... No two stools alike. ... Yellow discharge from nose and throat. Aggravation: ... During expiration. Amelioration: ... Lying on right side. ... Galic glt2 History of: Chronic bronchitis or exacerbation of COPD; young women with tendency to bronchial infections, reoccuring cystitis and emotional instability since hormonal contraception (suppression of menses). Course of (allready treated) coryza-sinusitis-symptoms developing into pneumonia. Young children with double-sided pneumonia lie on the back with arms over head. Pneumonia following smallpox, cramp-like cough with copious expectoration, desire for open air, offensive odor from mouth. Perspiration on face during heat with moaning (Lach.) and sadness (Ip., Lach., Nux-v.) agg. in a warm room; thick coated tongue, dry mouth with thirstless. Rancid, foul eructations and tormenting cough at night disturbing sleep. Desire for care and better by consolation. The more severe the state of the patient the more yielding and mild is the behavior. Silent grief with humility, eps. in children during elementary school, which is not expressed. Agg 17h. Compare with: Kali-s. danx, Tub. pfa3 Complementary: Kali-s. rma1 Followed by: Lyc. glt2