Bryonia. It is indicated when the pains, which are of stitching, burning and stabbing nature in the pleura rigion are worse from motion. They are better when the patient is at rest or by lying on painful side.

Ranunculus B. Inflammation of pleura with dropsy and adhe­sion. Pain or soreness of chest muscles. Head remedy for pleurisy. Cannot bear pressure or touch on the painful

side.

Arsenicum Alb. When there is great restlessness with thirst for smali quantities of water at short intervals and marked prostration. The pains are of burning character which are relieved by heat and warmth. Asthmatic breathing and dyspnoea.

Nux Vom. >>These remedies have been recommended in constitutional diseases by Dr. Clarke when

lpec. >> the hydrogenoid constitution is present and the pleurisy is accompanied with intermittent Aranea Dia. >> fever. Give in third potency.

Cantharis. It is a remedy for the second stage of pleurisy with extreme heat and burning in the chest. There is a large amount of effusion. There may be burning in rectum and anus.

Apis Mel. Is indicated when the amount of exudation is large, but the inflammation is less as compared to that of Cantharis. Dyspnoea and suffocation due to the large amounts of

fluid.

Asclepias. >> These might be considered when Bryonia

Senega. >> fails.

Kali Carb. Chronic pleurisy with sharp stitching, wandering and burning pains with coldness of the chest Cough and asthmatic breathing with 3 A.M. aggravation. Pain Worse on motion or by lying on painful side. Temporarily relieved by cold application.

Stannum. With knife like stitches, worse on bending forward and mostly on the left side.

Arsenic Iod. Purulent pleurisy with great prostration worse on expiration. Sharp suppressed cough.

Hepar Sulph. When there is accumulation of pus. The hectic fever and emaciation are pronounced with repeated attacks of chilliness, fever and sweats, prolonged suppuration.