Rabies C 1 or 2, D 10, 11 or 12. Rachitis See “Adjustment of Curvatures.” Raynaud’s disease C 6 or 7 or D 1, or L 4 or 5. Rectal fistula L 4 or 5. Rectal neuralgia L 4 or 5. Relapsing fever D 5, D 9 and D 11 or 12. Renal colic D 10, 11 or 12. Retinal hemorrhage C 4. Retinitis C 4. Retropharyngeal abscess C 2 or 3. Rheumatic fever D 5 or 6, D 11 or 12. Rheumatism D 11 or 12 and according to location. Rhinitis C 4. Roseola D 10, 11 or 12. Rubella C 5, D 6, D 11 or 12. Rubeola See “Measles.” S Salivation C 2, 3 or 4. Salpingitis (Eustachian) C 4. Salpingitis (Fallopian) L 2. Sarcoma No cure. Scarlatina C 5, D 6, D 11 or 12. Scarlet fever C 5, D 6, D 11 or 12. Sciatica L 4 or 5, or sacrum. Sclerosis According to location. Scoliosis See “Curvatures.” Scrofula D 11 or 12 and locally. Seminal emissions L 3. Septicaemia D 5, D 11 or 12, and for site of entrance of toxins. Smallpox C 5, D 5, D 10, 11 or 12. Sneezing C 4. Softening of brain C 2. Spasm According to location. Spermatorrhoea L 3. Splanchnoptosis Caudad of D 5 according to palpation. Splenic enlargement D 9. Splenitis D 9. Splenoptosis D 9. Spondylitis Deformans General adjustment. Stenosis According to location. Stomatitis C 2, 3 or 4. Strabismus C 3 or 4. Sudamina D 10, 11 or 12. Sunstroke C 2, D 2, D 11 or 12. Suppression of urine D 11 or 12. Syncope D 2. Syphilis, primary According to location of ulcer. Syphilis, secondary D 5 or 6, D 11 or 12. Syphilis, tertiary No cure. T