Cough
Bönninghausen's Pocket-Book · 11 rubrics published, largest first
Each rubric lists the remedies recorded under it and how strongly each was confirmed. The number beside a rubric is how many remedies it carries — a large rubric separates remedies poorly, so the ones near the bottom of this list will usually do more work in a case than the ones at the top.
- Cough206
- expectoration150
- before and after coughing and after expectoration147
- with expectoration142
- taste of the expectoration124
- cough in general112
- evening with and morning without expectoration63
- dry53
- night with and day without expectoration46
- with expectoration which he is obliged to swallow38
- convulsive36
These are the main headings of the chapter. The sub-rubrics beneath them — the narrow, characteristic ones that actually decide a case — are in the app, along with search across all 71,457 and a full analysis.
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