Choking

(See also "DYSPNOEA"and "SORE")

Chamomilla

When something seems to rise as if she would suffocate.

Spigelia

Caused by copious mucus from posterior nares.

Lachesis

As if some one grasped him, causing suffocation. Worse waking in the morning. Spasmodic. On swal­lowing warm fluid. Suffocating on swallowing warm tea or warm drinks.

Cactus

Choking with heart trouble.

Mephites

Choking while eating and drinking.

Acid Nitric

A morsel sticks in pharynx when eating as if pharynx is constricted. Choking. Swallowing very difficult; distorts face and draws head down. Cicuta Vir. After swallowing a sharp piece of bone, or other injuries to the pharynx, the throat closes and there is danger of suffocation and choking.

Magaesia Phos

Spasmodic constriction of throat with sensation of choking; Enlargement of tonsils at first and then comes redness of the roof; dryness and difficult swallowing.

Medorrhinum

Spasms of the glottis with clucking in the larynx; air expelled with difficulty but inhaled with ease.

Eromine

Spasms or constriction of glottis.