PLUMBUM.
RECTUM AND ANUS.
[1860.]
► When a finger was introduced into
the rectum during the paroxysms, the sphincter ani, and the bowel as far
as it entered, closed forcibly upon it; during the intermission this was
not the case, [220]. ► A finger passed into the rectum is
forcibly compressed by the sphincter and bowel. Injections cannot be
retained more than five minutes; they are rejected hurriedly, [237]. ►
Weight in the rectum, [350]. ► Much pain on evacuating bowels, [79]. ►
It seems as though he would evacuate a thin stool, but he does not,
immediately, and also later (first day), [3].
► Violent efforts to evacuate,
producing hæmorrhoids, [309]. ► Frequent tenesmus, [120]. ►
Tenesmus, [347]. ► Tenesmus of the rectum and bladder, [136]. ►
Difficult defecation, [120]. [1870.] ►
Frequent and urgent tenesmus, [262].
► Itching in the hæmorrhoids; the
anus is retracted, [3]. ► (All the hæmorrhoidal troubles
disappear), [3]. ► Itching and burning pain in the perineum
and neck of the bladder, [55]. ► Prolapsus of the anus, [44]. ►
Constriction and drawing up of the anus (introtractio ani), [12]. ►
The anus was violently constricted and drawn up, [11]. ►
Difficulty in passing the finger into the anus; the sphincter
contracting during the paroxysms, [128].
► Some cutting colic and cutting in
the anus, during a soft stool (sixth day), [5]. ►
Crawling and fine sticking in the rectum (after two hours and a half), [4]. [1880.]
► Burning in the anus during stool, [4]. ►
The anus is drawn inward, [20]. ► Tenesmus in the anus, [4]. ►
Tenesmus of the anus, which seems shrunken in; contracted on itself, [217]. ►
Pressing-boring pains and tenesmus in the anus, [253]. ►
Formication in the anus, [183]. ► Desire for stool and a watery evacuation
(second forenoon), [4]. ► Painful urging to stool, [573]. ►
Violent dragging and urging to stool, that was scanty, though of a
normal color and consistent, with pressure, in the afternoon, [4]. ►
Sluggish desire for stool, at times; the stool itself is sluggish, and
consists of tenacious fæces, [3].
[1890.] ►
Ineffectual desire for stool, [3];
in the afternoon, [4]. ► Occasional ineffectual urging to stool, [227]. ►
Tenesmus and frequent ineffectual urging to stool, [229]. ► A
frequent but ineffectual desire to evacuate the bowels, [70].
STOOL.
►
Diarrhœa. ► Troublesome
and constant diarrhœa, at times accompanied with a good deal of
abdominal pain, and sometimes with very much tenesmus; after various
remedies, the bowels still acted three or four times a day, the stools
being quite liquid; no blood was passed, but mucus sometimes, [461]. ►
Dysentery, [33]. [From the
internal use of white lead.] ►
Dysentery, [57]. [From drinking
water that had stood in a leaden vessel.] ►
Violent bloody dysentery, fever, incessant cutting in the stomach and
abdomen, violent eructations, so that everything seemed changed to gas, [43]. [After the excessive use of sugar
of led in gout.] ► Dysentery, [48]. ►
Frequent purging of yellow fæces, with pain (third to sixth day), [4]. [1900.] ►
Diarrhœa, [44], [185], [198],
[529]. ►
Uncontrollable diarrhœa, in rare cases, [28].
► Diarrhœa, with rumbling in the
abdomen, without pain, for two hours, [1].
► Very profuse discharge from the
bowels, [93]. ► More or less decided diarrhœa, in some
cases, [35]. ►
Diarrhœa, whenever he had lead-colic, and at no other time, [222]. ►
Evacuates the bowels in bed, [200].
► Diarrhœa, before the colic, [214], [222].
► Frequent offensive diarrhœa, [29]. ►
Purged once freely (after three-quarters of an hour), [330]. [1910.]
► Some occasional diarrhœa, [275]. ►
Diarrhœa, with paroxysms of colic; the evacuations were watery, and
contained much mucus, [342]. ► Involuntary evacuations just before
death, [329]. ► Diarrhœa, succeeded by constipation, [476]. ►
Three stools this morning, without his having taken medicine; the
evacuations are mostly liquid, [222].
► Two stools, since 5 A.M., [201]. ►
Very copious stool, in the morning, [135].
► Bloody stools, with tenesmus, [100]. ►
Bloody evacuation from the bowels, [250].
► Yellow diarrhœa, [496]. [1920.]
► Rather copious, yellowish
diarrhœic stools, [527]. ► Continually, small, thin, black stools, [537]. ►
Ascites, with at times, most violent diarrhœa, [92]. ► Soft
stool preceded by movements and flatulence (after three hours), [4]. ►
Stool at first thin, liquid, afterwards in small pieces, of a
penetrating odor (first day), [3].
► Stools yellow, consistent; passed
unconsciously, [174]. ► Thick black stool every other day, [133]. ►
Extremely fetid black stools, [90].
► Stool dry, light-gray, tenacious,
difficult, [575]. ► The stools are of a decided fawn color, [117]. [1930.]
► Fæces smooth and dark-colored, [275]. ►
The excrements were rather darker than usual, showing a sufficiency of
bile, [232]. ►
Leaden-colored fæces evacuated by vomiting, [48]. ► Stool
leaden-colored, [48]. ► Very offensive stools, with most violent
colic, soon, [320]. ► Fæces pale, [277]. ►
(Stool more easy, curative action, in one usually constipated), (first
day), [2]. ►
Action of bowels regular, but the excrements were varied in their
character, sometimes thin, sometimes globular, sometimes triangular, but nearly always dark colored. Afterwards he
was constipated. After 6 drops of Croton oil, 1 drop being taken every
two hours, the excrements were of a triangular shape, covered with thin
flakes of mucus, and accompanied by a slight hæmorrhage, [331]. ►
Evacuations hard, white, like sheepdung, passed with some effort, [12]. ►
*Fæces in the form of balls; often hard, and of a black or green color,
[216]. [1940.]
► Fæces scybalous, [88]. ► Stool
hard and difficult, [67]. ► Evacuations hard, ashy gray, like
sheepdung, [28]. ► *Evacuation hard and scanty, [5]. ►
*Evacuations scanty, hard, like sheepdung, [9]. ► Hard
scratching stool (second forenoon), [4].
► Stool somewhat harder and more
difficult to pass than usual (first day), [2].
► Evacuations at first hard,
afterwards with increasing colic (curative action), [52]. ► Stool
yellowish, rounded, and hard like sheepdung; as the disease progresses
they become softer, and at last frequently watery, [35]. ►
Evacuation hard, with pressure, with a sensation as if something were
pressing that caused sticking, in the morning; in the afternoon, three
soft stools (fourth day), [4]. [1950.] ►
*Stools indolent and constipated, [245]. ►
Difficult stools before the colic, [217].
► Difficult stools, [210], [226].
► Irregular stool, [28]. ► Stool
every other day, [3]. ► Stool tough, indolent, at last streaked
with blood, [3]. ► Evacuations indolent, difficult, [46]. ►
In three days there were only two scanty evacuations of hard fæces,
like sheepdung, [16]. ► Stool only every two or three days;
blackish, [512]. ► Constipation. ►► *Constipation, [8], [22], [44], [64],
etc. [1960.] ►
Obstinate constipation, [11], [26], [35],
[50], etc. ►
Bowels obstinately constipated, except that a few time she has had
slight diarrhœa, and once a mild attack of dysentery, [499]. ►
Obstinate constipation, evacuation of neither flatus nor fæces, [45]. ►
Such obstinate constipation, that he passed neither stool nor flatus for
fourteen days, [202]. ► Obstinate constipation; he often went to
stool and thought he had a passage, when there was only tenesmus, [210]. ►
Excessive constipation, with paroxysmal colic, [263]. ► Most
obstinate constipation, with violent pain in the epigastric region and
back, [30]. ►
Obstinate constipation, aggravated by purges, that caused the evacuation
of small hard balls of fæces, with great effort, [28]. ►
Constipation and tormina, [388]. ► Constipation, with violent colic, [52]. [Effects of large doses of sugar
of lead, taken of gonorrhœa.] [1970.]
► Constipation increased to such an
extent, notwithstanding the medicine, and careful dietetic management,
that fissure of the anus took place, although the bowels acted nearly
every day, [462]. ► Constipation, at first conquered by
injections, now became more obstinate. The injections formerly retained
in the bowel only in part were now retained entirely; the gases and
liquids accumulated in the intestines produced under the pressure of the
hand, a loud gargouillement, which
could be heard at some distance; a sensation of fulness, and a pressing
desire of going to stool, induced efforts without result; the sphincter
ani remained contracted, and gave exit to neither gases or liquids, thus
offering an invincible resistance to the strong contraction of the
abdominal muscles, [266]. ► Bowels usually constipated, though in
more than usually protracted cases diarrhœa existed, [445]. ►
Constipation, with severe pains in the abdomen, [419]. ► Could
never relieve her bowels except by taking enormously strong medicine, [482]. ►
Constipation, neither stool nor flatus is evacuated, [23]. ►
Constipation, with nausea and vomiting, [273].
► Constipation, attended with a
disagreeable sense of heat in bowels, [299].
► Constipation in some, and in others
tenesmus and small bloody stools, [281].
► Difficult stools, [126]. [1980.]
► Neither stool nor urine the whole
first day, [4]. ► About two weeks ago bowels became
sluggish, and now has but one discharge in two or three days, [555]. ►
Has suffered constantly from constipation, for the last seven years, [357]. ►
Constipation and lead colic, two or three times, [358]. ► Stool
only once in eight or ten days, of
scanty, blackish fæces, whose
expulsion caused acute suffering, [350].® 2000
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