CONTRADICTORY MODALITIES


CONTRADICTORY MODALITIES



  1.  AES. =  Chilly, wants the body in the oven, the head in refrigerator. Headache aggravation by                                                                                                                                                SUN.
  2.  BRY. = Hot better by heat. Joint pain better by heat. Stomach better by warm drinks.
  3.  CAL. = Chilly but desire for icy-cold drinks.
  4.  CAMPH. = Excessive coldness of body but cannot tolerate covering.
  5.  COC-C. = Cough comes because of cold drinks but once the cough has started beautifully it is relieved by cold drinks (KENT).
  6.  ELAPS. = Bites eyes.
  7.  IP. = Nausea not relieved by vomiting.
  8.  NUX-M. = Chilly, cough is aggravation by warmth of bed and overheated.
  9.  LYCO. = Hot better by warm drinks.
  10.  PHOS. = Chilly, aggravation by warm drinks. Even putting hand in warm water causes nausea. Going into a warm room causes nausea.
  11.  SIL. = Chilly but better by cold drinks.

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