Calcarea Carb. Perspiration in flabby persons or children which wets the pillow It is a constitutional remedy. Debilita­ting sweat. Sweating of head during sleep. Sweat in spots. When feet become cold. the sweat.

Silicea. Head remedy for perspiration, especially on palms of hands and soles of feet. Sweat with foul smell.

Sambucus. During waking hours, nun debilitating. Stops as soon as falls asleep.

Magnesia Mur. Foot sweat or burning in soles of feet.

Veratrum Alb. Burning whilst in cold sweat. Chill and heat alternating. Cold sweat ordinarily on face.

Magnesia Carb. Sour perspiration.

Petroleum. Perspiration offensive, especially in axilla. It can be observed as soon as the patient enters the room, it is so offensive.

Benzoic Acid. Perspiration on the side not lain on. Uric acid

in urine, highly coloured and very offensive urine like that of horse's urine.

Tarent. Profuse sweat from music.

Conium. Sweats as soon as one sleeps whether during the day or night, or even on closing the eyes. (Reverse of Sambucus).

Mercurius. Profuse perspiration when walking; perspiration day and night though more during night; fatty, oily and offensive perspiration soaking the bed clothes. Offensiveness runs all through, offensive urine, stool and sweat, it has a strong, sweetish and penetrating odour. Anxiety and cold sweat while eating.

Lachesis. Sweat with palpitation of heart; bloody sweat.

Aconite N. Cold sweat on palms of hands. Perspiration on the side lain on.

Kali Carb. Perspiration in painful parts.

Hepar Sul. Cold and foul foot sweat.

Pulsatilla. Sweat only on one part of the body. Similarly heat only of one part of the body whilst the other part is cold.

Salicylic Acid. Copious foul smelling sweat of feet. Sensation as if feet is to perspire.

Sanicula. Sweating of head at night in emaciated children with offensive foot sweat. Sweat on covered parts only (opposite of Thuja). Sweating of hands when put together.

Tuberculinum. Perspiration from mental exertion stains linen yellow. Night sweats. Sensitive to change in weather, to cold, damp, warm or rainy weather. Worse before a storm.

Nitric Acid. Profuse sweat of hands and feet.

Tellurium. Offensive foot sweat.

Naphthalene. Exhausting night sweats, during the day thin offen­sive diarrhoea.

Carbo Anl. Sweat stains yellow.

Graphites. Sweat stains yellow, sour, offensive.

Belladonna. Perspiration on covered parts.

Psorinum. Perspiration on least exertion.

Staph. Sweat smelling of rotten eggs. Night sweats in patients bordering on consumption.

Osmium. Axillary sweat like garlic.

Jaborandi. Profuse perspiration beginning on the face and head and extending all over the body and followed by coldness of extremities, and terminating in vomiting of sour mucus.

Aconite Lycotonum. Sweat on hands.

Laurocerasus. Sweat in cold patients in warm room relieved by walking in open air.

Aurum Met. Perspiration with thick urine which is cloudy and very fetid.

Croton T. Bloody sweat.

Chininum Ars. Profuse and exhausting sweat when asleep.

Ignatia. Sweat on the face on a small spot only while eating.

Caladium. Sweetish odour of perspiration which attracts flies.

Thuja. Sweat on uncovered parts of the body and no sweat on covered parts. Sweat about genitalia offensive. Sweat oily, sweetish, fetid. Sweat on the side not lain on.

Natrum Mur. Sweats whilst eating.

Chamomilla. The face sweats after eating or drinking.

Fluoric Acid. Hands and feet constantly bathed in perspiration.