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Abdomen – Abdomen – Chapter 19 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

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CHAPTER 19.
ABDOMEN.

Abdomen
* Colic * Flatulence
* Inguinal Region * Intestines
* Perineum * Pubes

Abdomen.

A-B
* C * D
* E-G
* H-O * P
* Q-R * S
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Emaciation

(See Mesenteries.) :-
Iod.

Emptiness,
feeling of

(See
Weakness.) :-
Agar.,
Ant-c., Arum-m., Cham.,
Cina, Cocc., Crot-t., Dulc., Gamb.,
Lach.,
Lil-t., Merc.,
Mur-ac., PHOS.,
Psor., Puls.,
Sep.

Dysentery, in :-

Carb-v.

Eating, even
after :-

Stann.

Emetic, as after, in
morning :-

Euphor.

Gone sensation, with
fatty degeneration of liver :-

Phos.

Gone feeling, with
burning between shoulders :-

Phos.

Hollowness :-

Agar.,
Cocc.,
Euphr.,
Lil-t.

Hollowness, with
constant motion in intestines :-

Cham.

Hunger quickly
satisfied, after stool, with diarrhœa :-

Petr.

Lower part, in :-

Spong.

Navel, about :-

Cob.

Navel, about, with
desire to take deep breath, better from bandaging or tightening the
clothing :-

Fl-ac.

Navel, about, sinking
sensation :-

Calc-p.

Fatty degeneration of
liver :-

Phos.

Painful :-

Sep.

Stricture of
œsophagus, in :-

Phos.

Stool, after :-

Phos.,
Verat.

Stool, after, with
faintness :-

PODO.

Stool, after, as if she
needed food :-

Verat.

Stool, after
soft :-

Sul-ac.

Stool, gone
feeling :-

Jab.,
Plan.

Weakness, and :-

Gels.

Weary, exhausted
feeling after stool :-

Sul-ac.


Epilepsy :-

Originates in abdominal
ganglia :-

Ind.

Attack
originates :-

Bufo.

Eruption :-

Abdomen, surface of,
covered with distended lymphatic sacculi filled with amber fluid
varying in size from pin’s head to spanish nut, inguinal glands
tender, enlarged :-

Ham.

Acne, full of, rubs all
night

(nursing
child) :- Caust.

Bluish-red :-

Ars-met.

Blisters :-

Merc-c.

Blotches, bluish-red,
brown or yellow :-

Phos.

Blotches, small flat
light-red :-

Merc.

Boils :-

Phos.

Boil, surrounded by
intense redness :-

Caust.

Itching :-

Sulph.

Itch-like, on lower
part :-

Nat-c.

Itching, easily
bleeding whitish nodules :-

Agar.

Left lower, on, begins
as a small boil, disappears, leaving dry, scaly, itching eruption,
then same process over again :-

Lach.

Lower, on, petechial
erythematous, apex of triangular form being at pubes, and base
across abdomen, transversely in neighborhood of umbilicus :-

Vario.

Maculæ, in secondary
syphilis :-

Syph.

Miliary, scratching
till he screams :-

Calc.

Miliary, whitish

(typhus) :-
Apis.

Moist, burning itching,
eats into surrounding parts, large vesicles filled with clear serum
from, become turbid, burst and become confluent :-

Rhus-t.

Navel, old yellow spots
about, peeling off :-

Berb.

Nodules, small red,
above pubes :-

Aur-m.

Nodules, of red, as
large as lentils, 1 year after appearance of chancre which
disappeared under local treatment

(syphilis) :-
Merc-c.

Pimples :-

Aloe.

Pimples, small :-

Dulc.

Pimples, as large as
peas, itch and when scratched off are moist and burn :-

Staph.

Pustules :-

Cund.

Pustules run together,
making one continuous sore :-

Merc.

Rash :-

Manc.

Red, rash, at
night :-

Ars-met.

Red, pale, flush, as if
an eruption would make its appearance across :-

Com.

Red, bright,
fine :-

Merc-i-f.

Reddish brown
erosions :-

Ars-s-f.

Redness, scarlet, on
lower, to navel, scrotum and toward thighs

(erysipelas
after circumcision) :-
Apis.

Roseola :-

Hyos.

Spots, black and blue,
size of a pinhead to that of a pea

(purpura
hæmorrhagica) :-
Ter.

Spots, large
bluish :-

Ars-s-r.

Spots, brownish :-

Hydr-ac., LYC.,
Phos., Sep.,
Thuj.

Spots, bright red,
appear upon lower, gradually becoming erysipelatous, and as this
progresses, primary seat of eruption also assumes an erysipelatous
character

(erysipelas
of newborn) :- Merc.

Spot, red, came and
went :-

Verat.

Spots, large
red :-

Lyc.

Small round red
insensible spots :-

Led.

Spots, red smooth, at
night :-

Ars-met.

Spots, yellow :-

Hydr-ac.,
Phos., Thuj.

Spots, yellow
brown :-

Cob.

Spots, yellow scaly,
moist when scratched :-

Kali-c.

Vesicular, becoming
pustular, itching in evening :-

Iris.

Zona on right side,
extending across, worse at night, and from warmth of bed :-

Merc.

Zona, umbilicus to
spine, large blisters on raised ground :-

Graph.

Zoster, herpes :-

Thuj.

Vesicles as large as
peas :-

Merc.

Faintness

(See Weakness,
Sinking.) :-
Anac., Corn.,
Hydr., Petr.

Sickly feeling in, with
diarrhœa :-

Phyt.


Fall
out, as if everything would :-

(See
Bearing down,
Dragging, Drop,
Heaviness, Pressing,
Relaxed.)

Leucorrhœa, in :-

Alumn.

Obliging him to walk
carefully :-

Nux-v.

Fermentation

(See Motion,
Noises ; also
Flatulence.) :-
Aran.,
Cast.,
Cham., LYC.,
Nat-m.,
Stict.

Boiling, as if, during
menses :-

Lachn.

Colic, with, and
discharge of flatus :-

LYC.

Discharge, with, of
offensive flatus :-

Sars.

Diarrhœa, in :-

Bry.

Eructations, with
empty :-

Phos.

Fruit, after :-

CHIN.

Navel, above :-

Hep.

Rumbling :-

Lachn.


Fistula :-

(See
Intestines ;
also Anus Fistula, Chapter
20 :
Stool and Rectum
.)

Flat :-

(See
Retracted, Sunken.)

Flatus :-

(See Distension,
Fermentation ; also Flatulence.)

Fluid,
feeling of a, poured into, with acute pains in stomach

(ovarian
cyst) (See
Ascites, Motion.) :-
Rhod.

Fluttering :-

(See
Motion.)

Flying pains :-

(See
Motion.)

Fulness

(See Distended,
Dropsy, Heaviness,
Pressing ;
also Eating Fulness,
Chapter 15 :
Eating and Drinking
 ; also Hypochondria, Chapter 18 :
Hypochondria
.) :-
ALOE,
Anac.,
Ant-s-aur.,
Aspar., Aur., Bapt., Carbn-s.,
Cast., CHIN.,
Crot-t., Cycl.,
DIG.,
Eup-pur., Gels.,
Graph., Ham.,
Iber.,
LYC.,
Nat-s., NUX-V.,
Phos.,
Sep.,
Sulph., Sumb.,
Ter., Vinc.

Amenorrhœa, in :-

Ham.

Bearing down toward
anus :-

Sulph.

Before stool, which
remains after stool as if all had not passed :-

Phyt.

Bursting, to :-

Carb-v.

Burst, as if parts
above would, lying on back :-

Bar-c.

Coffee, after :-

Canth.

Constipation,
in :-

Dios.,
Nux-v.

Distension, and, from
small quantities of food :-

Mur-ac.

Distension, in ascites
or dropsy after scarlatina :-

Apis.

Diarrhœa, in bilious :-

Apis.

Dysmenorrhœa, in :-

Con.

Eating, during :-

Chin.

Eating, after :-

Arn.,
Calc., Nit-ac.,
Phos.

Eating, after,
breakfast :-

Carb-v.

Eating, after, in
morning, with dyspnœa :-

Sulph.

Eating, after, in
constipation :-

Verat.

Eating, immediately
after, as if filled with flatus :-

Zinc.

Eating, after, a
little :-

KALI-C.,
Mag-s.

Eating, after a slight
meal, in hepatic derangement :-

Cob.

Eating, as after, too
much :-

Ter.

Eating, as from over
eating :-

Ant-c.

Eating, supper,
after :-

Agar.,
Arg-n.

Eating, as if it would
burst after :-

Carb-v.

Extends to epigastric
region :-

Ars-s-r.

Feeling, with dark
clots, alternating with fluid blood or bloody serum, during
climacteric period :-

Plb.

Feeling, when he sees
food :-

Sulph.

Feeling of inflation,
with, not better by eructations :-

Cahin.

Feeling of, in
cardialgia and headache :-

Kali-c.

Flatulence,
with :-

CARB-V.,
Chin., Cimic.,
GRAPH.,
Lach., Sulph.

Flatulence, with
copious stool :-

Tell.

Hæmaturia, in :-

Nux-v.

Hæmorrhoids,
in :-

Æsc.,
Nux-v.

Iliac region,
in :-

Hydr.

In prevailing
fever :-

Am-m.

Intestinal catarrh,
in :-

Chel.

Lower part, in :-

Canth.

Lower, in :-

Caul.,
Gels.,
Helon.

Lower, in,
short-breathed :-

Thuj.

Lower, in, as if a
stone were lying there :-

Aran.

Lower, in, must loosen
dress :-

Tell.

Lower, in, with
swelling

(constipation) :-
Stann.

Menses too late and
scanty :-

Kali-s.

Menses, during

(prolapsus
uteri) :- Aloe.

Morning, in, on
awaking :-

Con.

Navel, about :-

Eucal.

Navel, about, after
eating :-

Rhod.

Nausea, with, and
occasional pain in stomach and epigastrium :-

Sin-a.,
Sin-n.

Pains, and constant,
and irregular chills, then sudden vomiting of blood :-

Ham.

Pain, with, in
epigastrium :-

Camph.

Pinching, with
transient, in upper abdomen as from flatus :-

Sec.

Right side, especially,
impedes respiration, better by discharge of flatus :-

Lact.

Rumbling, with :-

Rumx.

Stool, before :-

Gamb.

Stool, with urging
to :-

Corn.

Stuffed feeling as if
she could not lean forward :-

Ferr-i.

Throat, to :-

Sep.

Upper part, in :-

Led.,
Myric.

Upper part, in, causes
short breath :-

Staph.,
Thuj.

Uterus, in hypertrophy
of :-

Calen.

Vomiting, with, better
in evening and open air :-

Indg.

Walking, while, in open
air, with sensation of heat in præcordia, better sitting
down :-

Plan.

Glands :-

(See
Mesenteries.)

Gnawing

(See Burrowing,
Clawing, Clutching,
Digging, Griping.) :-
Aur-m.

Boring, and, worse
eating sweet things

(worms) :-
Fil.

Colic, in
flatulent :-

Elat.

Colon, in
transverse :-

Gels.

Daily, at same
hour :-

Aran.

Dinner, worse
after :-

Coloc.

Enteralgia, in :-

Cycl.

Feeling, curious, of
something eating, after food

(gastric
affections) :- Kali-bi.

Griping, from
chest :-

Calc.

At 7 P.M., thence over
whole body, better walking till tired :-

Cycl.


Navel, about :-

Olnd.

Navel, about, in
dysentery :-

Kali-bi.

Navel, about, during
stool :-

Kali-bi.

Navel, about, as of
worms :-

Grat.

Navel, below, in a
sensitive spot :-

Gamb.

Right, in :-

Sumb.

Upper, in :-

Seneg.


Goneness :-

(See
Faintness, Weakness.)

Gouty
metastasis

(See
Rheumatic.) :-
Ant-c.,
Cinnm.

Grasping at :-

Verat.

Grasping
sensation

(See
Clawing, Clutching,
Constriction,
Griping.) :-
Calc.

Grinding :-

About navel :-

Con.

During menses :-

Polyg.

Deep in, within hips of
both sides :-

Arn.


Griping

(See Choking,
Clawing, Clutching,
Constriction,
Contraction, Cramp,
Grumbling ; also Colic.) :-
Æth., Agar.,
Anac., Apis,
Ars-s-f.,
Bell., Brom., Bry.,
Chen-v.,
Chim-m., COLOC.,
Crot-t., Hydr.,
Ign., Iris,
Merc-sul.,
Myric., Nux-v.,
Œna., Op.,
Ph-ac., Phyt.,
Ptel., Puls.,
Rheum, Rhus-t.,
Rhus-v., Seneg., Vinc., Zinc.

Abdominal ring,
extending into :-

Nux-v.

Awaking, after, at 6
A.M. :-

Ars-met.

Awaking, on, in
morning, continued at intervals through day, with general feeling of
indifference and malaise

(diarrhœa) :-
Xan.

Back, with contraction
in :-

Con.

Balls, with sensation
as if, were rolling together :-

Jatr.

Bend up, is obliged to,
in evening :-

Zinc.

Bend double, obliging
to, and scream with agony during paroxysms, bilious vomiting

(ovarian
cyst) :- Coloc.

Chest, towards, and
back, better passing flatus :-

Chel.

Chin, to

(dysmenorrhœa) :-
Chin-s.

Cholera, in :-

Arg-n.

Cutting, with, after
dinner :-

Zinc.

Daily, at same
hour :-

Aran.

Diarrhœa, with :-

Corn., Cub.,
Ptel., Sil.,
Sulph.

Diarrhœa, as if about
to have :-

Lach.

Diarrhœa, as in,
without result, after stool :-

Nat-m.

Diarrhœa, followed by,
thin and green :-

MAG-C.

Diarrhœa, with, in
phthisis :-

Lycps.

Diarrhœa, with watery :-

Seneg.

Digging :-

Graph.

Dull, before flatus,
worse motion and standing :-

Bry.

Dysentery, in :-

Colch.

Dysentery, caused by,
and lientery :-

Mill.

Eating, just after

(indigestion) :-
Nat-c.

Eating, after, in
sciatica :-

Coloc.

Eating, just
after :-

Nat-c.

Eating, worse from, or
drinking :-

Trom.

Excruciating :-

Ant-m.

Fainting, after :-

Carb-v.

Fever, in
typhoid :-

Dulc.

Flatus, before passage
of, every time :-

Graph.

Flatus, with violent
pain on passing of :-

Chin.

Flatus, with profuse
emission of :-

Zinc.

Flatus, with emission
of, as after taking cold :-

Samb.

Flatus, as from
incarcerated :-

Verb.

Flatus, as from, with
heavy pressure in præcordial region, causing constriction and
anxiety :-

Spig.

Hand, as from a, each
finger sharply pressing into intestines, better by rest, worse by
motion :-

IP.

Helminthiasis,
in :-

SPIG.

Here and there :-

Zinc.

Intermittent, in
upper :-

Asaf.

Intestines, as if,
would be constricted, anxiety, respiration difficult :-

Spig.

Intestinal canal,
through whole, then thin stool, with burning itching about
rectum :-

Euphor.

Itching, with, over
hips, in evening :-

Zinc.

Kneading, better by,
abdomen :-

Nat-s.

Leucorrhœa, before :-

Con.

Leucorrhœa, with slimy :-

Zinc.

Loins, to, and region
of kidneys :-

Puls.

Lower, in :-

Cadm-s.

Lower, in, follows
violent sharp stitches in right hypochondrium :-

Nat-c.

Lower, in, better by
copious bilious stools :-

Gels.

Lower, in, with 5
stools from 5 to 9 A.M. :-

Rumx.

Lower, in, after
sulphur :-

Asc-t.

Lying on back :-

Coch.

Menses, before :-

Calc-p.,
Ph-ac.

Menses, during :-

Bor.

Navel, about :-

Agar.,
Am-m., Bry., Chel.,
Coc-c.,
Coch., Coloc.,
Crot-t.,
Dios.,
Phyt.,
Ptel., Raph.,
Zinc.

Navel, about, better
bending forward :-

Senec.

Navel, about, forcing
to sit bent up, which relieves :-

Aloe.

Navel, about, with
distended abdomen :-

Samb.

Navel, about, in
ascites :-

Hell.

Navel, about, after
eating :-

Nux-v.

Navel, about, after
eating anything sour

(chorea) :-
Asaf.

Navel, about,
particularly towards evening, as if he had drunk unfermented
beer :-

Plat.

Navel, about, with
rumbling :-

Corn.

Navel, about, partially
better by discharge of offensive flatus :-

Rumx.

Navel, about, in
typhoid fever :-

Dulc.

Navel, about, worse at
umbilicus in lower portion :-

DIOS.

Navel, about before
menses :-

Kreos.

Navel, about, passing
down to rectum, with stools increased by taking nourishment :-

Coloc.

Navel, about, before
stool :-

Psor.

Navel, about, worse
after stool, with chilliness :-

COLOC.

Navel, about, towards
stomach, disappearing on emission of flatus :-

Sulph.

Navel, about, with
urging to stool :-

Carbn-s.

Navel, about, urging to
stool, with bilious mucous discharge

(anasarca) :-
Hell.

Navel, about, painful
when touched :-

Aspar.

Navel, about,
transient, in chorea :-

Asaf.

Navel, below, into a
ball when standing :-

Asaf.

Nausea, with, and
lassitude in limbs :-

Chim-m.

Night, at :-

Sulph.,
# Zing.

Night, worse at :-

Jal.

Prosopalgia, in :-

Staph.

Remittent, in
colic :-

Mag-p.

Rest, better in :-

Bov.

Rumbling, with, as if
intestinal contents were in a fluid state, violent commotion,
proceeding from below upward, nausea with liquid feces, discharged
with force, pain in loins :-

Polyp.

Sides, in :-

Zinc.

Sinking, from :-

Ail.

Spasmodic, so as to
bend body double, worse on slightest muscular motion, better from
warmth :-

Mag-p.

Stomach, as far as,
where it is a constriction :-

Zinc.

Stomach, coming up
into, and causing nausea, or extending down into thighs :-

Coloc.

Stool, before :-

Aloe,
Calen., Mag-c.,
Nux-v., OP.,
Ph-ac.,
Verat.

Stool, during :-

Aloe,
Bapt.,
Calen.

Stool, after :-

Agar.,
Aloe,
Coloc., Sulph.

Stool, before and
during

(dysentery) :-
Cub.

Stool, desire for,
while riding :-

Psor.

Stool, followed by
liquid :-

Coc-c.

Stool, as if, would
occur after distended abdomen :-

Raph.

Stool, followed by
liquid, whereupon pain ceased :-

Sulph.

Stool, before
morning :-

Casc.,
Sulph.

Stool, followed by
muco-gelatinous :-

PODO.

Stool, with urging
to :-

Rheum.

Stool, with large
watery :-

Colch.

Sudden, more on left
side, immediately after rising, induces a stool, which was diarrhœic,
relieves pain, which returns with 2nd stool, with tenesmus, causing
prolapsus ani, followed by burning about anus :-

Trom.

Tensive poll by dull
sticking towards epigastrium, worse from a jar or on retracting
abdomen :-

Zinc.

Tensive, followed by
dull sticking, toward epigastrium, worse from a jar, or on
retracting abdomen :-

Zinc.

Times, at various,
sometimes when yawning, or after breakfast :-

Zinc.

Times, at, above, at
times below navel, in afternoon, after eating :-

Verat.

Tensive followed by
dull sticking, toward epigastrium, worse from a jar, or on
retracting abdomen :-

Zinc.

Twisting about, here
and there :-

Staph.

Upper part, in :-

Plan.,
Puls.

Upper, in, during
dinner :-

Zinc.

Upper, in, in
gastralgia :-

Lyc.

Upper left, in, a
continual gnawing pressure in forenoon :-

Lyss.


Grumbling
pain

(See Griping.) :-
Calc., NAT-S.,
Op., Thuj.

All afternoon, followed
by dry, hard stool, fine cutting, colicky pains every few minutes
all day, better by hard, constipated stool, followed by dull
distress in bowels :-

Ust.

In cholera
morbus :-

Iris.

Lower, in :-

Bism.,
Ipom.

During sleep :-

Cupr.

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