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Croupy cough sounds like a saw driven through a board; better on awakening out of sleep.
Awakens out of sleep with a sense of suffocation, with violent loud cough, great alarm, agitation, anxiety and difficult respiration.
Cough better talking, reading, singing, swallowing, lying with head low.
This is not a remedy of very wide range, so far as yet known, but is of such marked utility within its range that we could not afford to lose it. Its action upon the respiratory organs is first to be considered. It first attacks the larynx, extends from there to the trachea, bronchial tubes and into the air cells of the lungs themselves. Next to ACON., it is the remedy oftenest indicated in croup. The cough is dry and sibilant, or SOUNDS LIKE A SAW DRIVEN THROUGH A PINE вOARD, each cough corresponding to a thrust of the saw. сroup often comes on after exposure to dry, cold winds. It generally comes on in the even., with high fever, excitement and fearfulness. For this cause and these symptoms ACON., is the first remedy, and in the 30th or 200th cures a great majority of cases without the aid of any other remedy. вut if after a few doses, or a reasonable time, it does not alleviate, and the case continues to grow worse, and the paroxysms of cough and suffocation come on oftener, and especially on AWAKENING OUT OF SLEEP, SPONG., is generally the next remedy.
I live in a croupy climate and district, and after experimenting for 30 yrs., first with low, then with the higher preparations, affirm that the 200th pot., of this remedy does better work in croup than the lower preparations. I often give either of these remedies (ACON., or SPONG.,), according to indications, as often as once in 15 minutes in watery solutions until better and then lengthen the intervals between doses according to better. After the croup becomes loose, but still retaining some of its croupy sound, HEPAR-S., comes in, especially if inclined to get worse after midnight or in the morn.,. If the case inclines to relapse, or gets a little more croupy every even., PHOS., will often finish the cure. In the laryngitis or bronchitis of the adults, SPONG., is as useful as it is in the case of croup in the children. There is a GREAT HOARSENESS, SOME SORENESS and вURNING, and THE сOUGH IS WORSE ON TALKING, READING SINGING OR SWALLOWING. I often find it particularly useful after вELL., has improved the sore throat which often precedes the laryngeal or bronchial trouble, and which is generally brought on by colds so often contracted here in our northern climate.
In chronic affections of the respiratory organs, which may finally lead to consumption, SPONG., vies with PHOS., SANG., and SULPH., There is soreness, burning, rawness and heaviness in the chest, while the cough is worse in the even., from cold air, talking, singing or moving, and better from eating or drinking warm things. I will not attempt to give all the symptoms for its use in respiratory diseases, but proceed at once to its remarkable action upon the HEART. I have never done better work with any remedy in valvular disease than with SPONG., AWAKENS OUT IN SLEEP FROM A SENSE OF SUFFOCATION, WITH VIOLENT, LOUD сOUGH, GREAT ALARM, AGITATION, ANXIETY and DIFFICULT RESPIRATION is a key-note, and is frequently met in valvular affections. No remedy, not even LACH., can do better here. Not only are these paroxysms relieved or stopped, but valvular murmurs of yrs standing have DISAPPEARED under the action of SPONG., сANNOT LIE WITH HEAD LOW is characteristic, also SLEEP INTO THE PAROXYSM (LACH.,).
The dry, chronic, sympathetic cough of organic heart disease is oftener and more permanently relieved by this remedy, with sense of suffocation after sleep.
Awakens out of sleep with a sense of suffocation, with violent loud cough, great alarm, agitation, anxiety and difficult respiration.
Cough better talking, reading, singing, swallowing, lying with head low.
This is not a remedy of very wide range, so far as yet known, but is of such marked utility within its range that we could not afford to lose it. Its action upon the respiratory organs is first to be considered. It first attacks the larynx, extends from there to the trachea, bronchial tubes and into the air cells of the lungs themselves. Next to ACON., it is the remedy oftenest indicated in croup. The cough is dry and sibilant, or SOUNDS LIKE A SAW DRIVEN THROUGH A PINE вOARD, each cough corresponding to a thrust of the saw. сroup often comes on after exposure to dry, cold winds. It generally comes on in the even., with high fever, excitement and fearfulness. For this cause and these symptoms ACON., is the first remedy, and in the 30th or 200th cures a great majority of cases without the aid of any other remedy. вut if after a few doses, or a reasonable time, it does not alleviate, and the case continues to grow worse, and the paroxysms of cough and suffocation come on oftener, and especially on AWAKENING OUT OF SLEEP, SPONG., is generally the next remedy.
I live in a croupy climate and district, and after experimenting for 30 yrs., first with low, then with the higher preparations, affirm that the 200th pot., of this remedy does better work in croup than the lower preparations. I often give either of these remedies (ACON., or SPONG.,), according to indications, as often as once in 15 minutes in watery solutions until better and then lengthen the intervals between doses according to better. After the croup becomes loose, but still retaining some of its croupy sound, HEPAR-S., comes in, especially if inclined to get worse after midnight or in the morn.,. If the case inclines to relapse, or gets a little more croupy every even., PHOS., will often finish the cure. In the laryngitis or bronchitis of the adults, SPONG., is as useful as it is in the case of croup in the children. There is a GREAT HOARSENESS, SOME SORENESS and вURNING, and THE сOUGH IS WORSE ON TALKING, READING SINGING OR SWALLOWING. I often find it particularly useful after вELL., has improved the sore throat which often precedes the laryngeal or bronchial trouble, and which is generally brought on by colds so often contracted here in our northern climate.
In chronic affections of the respiratory organs, which may finally lead to consumption, SPONG., vies with PHOS., SANG., and SULPH., There is soreness, burning, rawness and heaviness in the chest, while the cough is worse in the even., from cold air, talking, singing or moving, and better from eating or drinking warm things. I will not attempt to give all the symptoms for its use in respiratory diseases, but proceed at once to its remarkable action upon the HEART. I have never done better work with any remedy in valvular disease than with SPONG., AWAKENS OUT IN SLEEP FROM A SENSE OF SUFFOCATION, WITH VIOLENT, LOUD сOUGH, GREAT ALARM, AGITATION, ANXIETY and DIFFICULT RESPIRATION is a key-note, and is frequently met in valvular affections. No remedy, not even LACH., can do better here. Not only are these paroxysms relieved or stopped, but valvular murmurs of yrs standing have DISAPPEARED under the action of SPONG., сANNOT LIE WITH HEAD LOW is characteristic, also SLEEP INTO THE PAROXYSM (LACH.,).
The dry, chronic, sympathetic cough of organic heart disease is oftener and more permanently relieved by this remedy, with sense of suffocation after sleep.
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