Chill, Fever, And Sweat.

Sulph.

Chills and fever; no reaction; stupid; constant sinking.

Ant. crud.

Intermittent fever with sadness and woeful mood.

Merc.

Cold, clammy night sweats driving him out of bed.

Hep. sul.

Sweats day and night without relief.

Sulph.

Morning sweat setting in after waking.

Calc ost.

In fever horrid visions when closing eyes; headache ameliorated by closing eyes.

Merc.

Complaints increase during sweat.

Arnica.

Typhoid fever, with greatest indifference; putrid breath, and red spots like suggillations on the body.

Verat. alb.

Cold perspiration on face, especially on forehead.

Bellad.

Burning heat within and without; skin burns the hand; throbbing headache and of the carotids; pupils dilated; very red, puffed face.

Gels.

Fever, without thirst; wants to lie still and rest.

Bellad.

Sweat on covered parts only. or on uncovering parts ever so little.

Ign.

Shaking chill with redness of the face.

Ign.

Chill relieved by warm room or hot stove; weak empty feeling at pit of stomach not decreased by eating; sighing.

Gels.

Fever heat with drowsiness, little thirst; feels very weak and languid; wants to lie still; trembles if he attempts to move.

Arnica.

Head and face hot and body cool ( Phytol. with sore throat).

Nux vom.

Great heat; whole body burning hot, yet must be covered up, as the least uncovering or motion makes him chilly.

Ipec.

Backache, short chill, long fever, mostly heat with thirst; headache, nausea, cough, sweat last; chill worse in warm room or warm covering.

China.

Weakening night sweats until morning.

Nux vom.

Sweat with chilliness on least uncovering.

Pulsat.

Chilly with the pains.

Acon.

After a violent chill; dry heat with difficult breathing; lancinating pains through the chest.

Apis.

Alternate sweat and dryness of the skin.

Aranea

Feels chilly even on hot summer days, always decidedly increased on wet rainy days.

Acon.

Heat with thirst; hard, full and frequent pulse; anxious, impatient, inappeasable, beside himself, tossing about in agony.

Apis.

During fever great oppression, with sensation of smothering; feels as if every breath would be the last.

Ars. alb.

Heat mixed up with chill.

Acon.

Skin dry, burning hot, intense thirst for cold water, red face sometimes changing with paleness.

Baptisia.

Chilly all day; whole body feels sore.

Calc. ost.

Partial sweats; head, nape, chest, feet.

Camph.

Icy coldness all over; face deadly pale; excessive sensitiveness to cold air.

Ars. alb.

Burning heat, with unquenchable thirst; restlessness and prostration.

Caps.

Chill begins between shoulder blades.

Cedron.

Paroyxsms occur with unerring periodicity to the hour.

Cham.

Fever and thirst and sweat, with the pains.

Caps.

Chilliness and shivering after every drink.

Chin. sul.

Chill, regular paroxysm at the same hour.

Cimex.

During chilliness all her joints are painful, as if tendons were too short.

Cham.

Profuse sweat on covered parts.

[Chin. sul.]

Decided shaking chill at 3 p. m.

Cina.

Rising heat and glowing redness of cheeks, without thirst; after sleep; with work symptoms.

[Chin. sul.]

Distinct cold, hot and sweating stages and perfect apyrexia.

Cham.

Long lasting heat, with violent thirst and frequent starts in sleep.

China

On being covered he sweats profusely all over; yet is so sleepy he cannot get up.

Conium.

Sweat day and night as soon as one sleeps, or even when closing the eyes.

Cham.

Heat and shivering intermingled, usually with one red and one pale cheek.

Crotal.

Yellow fever; haemorrhagic tendency, oozing of blood from every orifice, and even pores.

Aranea diadema.

Chill returns daily at same hour, or every other day with sleeplessness; no heat nor sweat.

Dulc.

Fevers caused by exposure; living in damp rooms; sleeping in damp beds; during cold, rainy, changeable weather.

Eupat. purp

Chill begins in small of back and spreads.

Ferr met.

During chill, face is glowing hot.

Gels.

Nervous chill, shivering and chattering of teeth, but no sensation of chilliness.

Ferr. phos.

High grade of inflammatory fever, especially in anaemic subjects.

Eupat perf.

Time of chill, 7 to 9 a. m.

Baptisia.

Beginning typhoid; stupid, besotted, drunken expression; falls asleep while being spoken to, cannot sleep; feels scattered about, tosses around to get herself together; later all exhalations and excretions become fetid.

Gels.

Nervous chill; skin warm; wants to be held that he may not shake so badly.

Lach.

Child must be held to relieve head and chest and prevent shaking; feels better if held or pressed down.

Eupat. perf.

Before the chill, pains in all the bones, as if broken.

Lach.

Heat at night, especially after sleep, from orgasm of blood; throat sensitive.

Nat mur.

Chill at 10 to 11 a. m.

Gels.

Chill running up and down the spine.

Lycop.

Sour vomiting between chill and heat.

Opium

Body burning even when bathed in sweat.

Phos ac.

Typhoid with complete apathy and indifference; pale face.

Eupat. perf.

At the close of chill, nausea and vomiting of bile, aggravated by drinking; or vomiting after drinking.

Gels.

Beginning typhoid; headache, drowsy, stupid, wants to lie still; great prostration; tongue trembles when protruding it; eyelids droop; trembles all over when trying to move.

Nat mur.

Complete relief during sweat. ( Ars. ).

Rhod.

Sweat, with formication.

Caps.

Every drink is attended by or followed by shuddering.

Lycop.

Old broken down cases of malaria; chill; greasy sweat.

Menyant.

Icy coldness of hands and feet; warmth of rest of body.

Nux vom.

Great chilliness and coldness, with blue nails, decreased neither by warmth of stove nor covering, mostly in a. m.

Nat mur.

Any fever with violent headache; heat in face and great thirst; if it is regularly aggravated at 10 to 11 a. m.

Phos.

Flushes all over, beginning in hands.

Podoph.

Time of chill, 7 a. m.

Lycop.

Febrile attacks during tuberculosis increased from 4 to 8 p. m.

Arnica.

Stupor; or muttering delirium with involuntary discharges of stool and urine in a low type of fever.

Mur acid.

Typhus; great prostration; lower jaw dropped; sliding down in bed; tongue shrunken; urine and stool involuntary, bloody; pulse intermittent.

Podoph.

Great, even delirious loquacity during chill and sweat.

Psor.

Profuse sweat on least exertion, especially when convalescing from acute diseases.

Puls.

Chill at 4 p. m.

Rhus tox.

Typhoid fever or acute diseases putting on typhoid symptoms, with great restlessness, tossing from side to side, and triagnular tip of tongue.

Polyporus.

Chills beginning between shoulder.

Puls.

No two paroxysms alike, ever changing symptoms.

Eupat. perf.

Sweat scanty and the pains cause restlessness.

Bryon.

Free sweat but the pains keep the patient still.

Samb.

Profuse sweat while awake; dries off during sleep.

Sang.

Afternoon fever with circumscribed red cheeks, 2 to 3 p. m. daily; burning of palms and soles; cough and expectoration.

Secale.

Greatly objective coldness, but greatly < by covering.

Gels.

Chill running up and down the spine in rapid wave-like succession.

Sepia

Flushes of heat; heat ascends.

Rhus tox.

During chill, cough dry, teasing, fatiguing.

Silicea

Want of animal heat; always chilly, even when exercising.

Thuja

Sweat only on uncovered parts, or all over except heat.

Silicea.

Sweat only on head or on head and face.

Verat. alb.

Chill at 6 a. m.

Ars. alb.

Paroxysm at 1 a. m. or p. m.

Verat. alb.

Whole body icy cold.