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2 Unguis odor., epilepsy. With doses,
3 60 m. and e. Only one more pa-
4 roxysm occurred; and after a fur-
5 ther administration m., of 60 doses,
6 in a period of three months, the
7 cure was complete. The patient
8 had previously suffered two or three
9 paroxysms in a month ; when several
10 fits would happen during the day,
11 and even by night.
12 Veratr. a., spasmodic laughing.
13 Verbasc., spasmodic laughing.
14 Vesp. fav., spasms.
15 Vit. Neg., spasm, with headache.
16 Zinci carbon., or sulph., epilepsy.
17 By its continued use, in small con-
18 venient doses, the paroysms became
19 less frequent ; and, in general, after
20 two or three months, ceased alto-
21 gether ; and this even where oxide
22 of zinc, in large doses, had not
23 proved beneficial, or had aggravated
24 the disease, m. or m. & e. Chorea, r.
25 Zingib. a., v. Palsy, &c.
26 Speech, organs of, and voice — af-
27 fections of, as:
28 aphonia {loss of speech) &c.
29 Ambra gris , rough and hoarse voice,
30 with accumulation of mucus.
31 Ammoniacal vapors — inhalation of,
32 (recently developed from sal am-
33 moniac and carbonate of soda) is
34 said to have cured a loss of voice,
35 arising from cold, of three days’
36 standing.
37 Amygd. dtilc. ol., loss of voice, caused
38 by a fall. R.
39 Angel, sem ., aphonia.
40 Antim. crud., loss of voice from heat.
41 Argent, fulm., acute palsy of the
42 speech ; ambra grisea was before
43 administered.
44 Asa feet., alteration of the voice.
45 Bellad ., speaking through the nose
46 (rhinophonia) .
47 Bovista , low, weak, hoarse voice, with
48 periodical abscess of the throat.
49 Calcar., loss of voice, after croup.
50 X000 R.
51 Cannab. herba beverage, low, weak,
52 hoarse speech, p.
53 Caps., hoarseness from overstraining
54 of the voice, in singers, preach ers,&c.
55 Celastr ., facilitating the speech in
56 scrophulous subjects.
57 Cetra citr., stuttering, p.
58 Cetacei ol., speaking through the nose
59 (rhinophonia) with chronic catarrh.
60 Cicuta, dumbness, r.
61 Cocos nux, rough and hoarse voice, p.
62 Convolv. argent., hoarse and feeble
63 voice, after gonorrhoea.
64 Cuprum, aphonia, r.
65 Dealsing's Root for Sersum, deaf-
66 ness and dumbness.
67 Euphorb. Agrar. {aff. spec ) stutter-
68 ing.
69 Euphras., frequent repetition in
70 speech, r.
71 Garden, dumet., inability of speaking,
72 with difficulty of hearing.
73 Granat. Punic., clearing the voice.
74 Tohf.
75 Hyosc. nig.fol., indistinctness of speech
76 and voice, from accumulation of
77 phlegm.
78 Hyosc. nig. sem., palsy of the speech
79 in cholera morbus.
80 Indig. nitric, acid., stuttering, r.
81 Kali sulph., hoarse voice.
82 Lichen odorif., feeble and hoarse
83 voice.
84 Malva, roughness of the voice. Tohf.
85 Marrub. alb. (’K.) stuttering.
86 Mastix, v. Staphisagr.
87 Melandr. triste, aphonia.