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The answer is 'Hepar sulphuris'.

Thanks Soroush Ebrahimi, Ravalard, Walter Ulrich,
Kimberbeigh Murray-Nystrom, Michele F.Boucher, Wendy
Howard, Lynn Lammer, Robyn, Jim Gregorich, Sherill and
Afsar Imam for their correct answer and useful
contributions.

With the best wishes,

Ardavan Shahrdar, MD

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Hahnemannian homoeopathy.

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FTRN 69 was:

Tendency to suppuration and great sensitiveness to all
external impressions are the most prominent features.

The patient is oversensitive to touch, noise, COLD,
odours,..... There is great chilliness with easy
perspiration. Perspiration is profuse, 'day and night
without relief'.

There may be inflammation and suppuration of any part
of body but the respiratory tract is the most famous
target. 'Cough excited when any part of the body gets
cold or uncovered'. 'Loose expectoraton but can't
expectorate'. 'Dyspnea < dry cold air'. 'Suppuration
of tonsils with fetid odour from mouth'.

Mentally, the patient is irritable, discontented and
violent. 'Disposition to contradict' 'Violent from
pain' 'Threatens to kill'

Desire for sours.

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