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

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Bending double
relieves :-

Bell.,
Bov., Chin.,
Colch., COLOC.,
Cop., Iris,
Mag-p., Mang.,
Nux-v., Petr.,
Podo., Stann.

Better bending forward
and after discharge of flatus :-

Iris.

Forcing him double,
better in no position, inflammatory after a cold :-

Acon.

Forcing patient to bend
double, better by rubbing, warmth or eructation :-

Mag-p.

Tendency to bend
double, as if pressure would relieve, but it aggravates, better from
stretching out body :-

Dios.

Bilious

(See Liver.) :-
Cham.,
Corn., Lept.,
Meli., Merc., NAT-S.

With diarrhœa, early
in morning :-

Dios.

Presenting belching
of :-

Carb-v.

Pains and of :-

Coloc.,
Dios., Nat-m.

Pains severe and
remitting :-

Dios.

With frequent vomiting
and nausea :-

Med.

Brain :-

In
hydrocephaloid :-

Cina.

In incipient
hydrocephalus :-

Apis.

In meningitis :-

Cupr.

Breathing :-

Takes breath
away :-

Zinc.

Worse from
breathing :-

Berb.

Burning :-

Ruta, VERAT.

Rectum :-

Uran-n.

Burst :-

As if a abdomen
would :-

Coff.,
Hyos.

Children,
in :-

Acon.,
All-c., Bell.,
Bor., Calc.,
Carb-ac.,
Caust., CHAM.,
Cic., Cina,
Coff., Gnaph., Ip.,
Nux-m.,
Rheum, Sil.,
Staph.

Acid or unripe fruit,
beer, etc., from :-

Ip.

Acidity, with :-

Nat-p.

Aphthous mouth,
with :-

Kali-br.

Better by being carried
on stomach :-

Coloc.

Bends backward, pains
come and go suddenly :-

BELL.

Child screams during
downward motion :-

Bor.

Child writhes, doubles
up and cries :-

Coloc.

Constipation, caused by
stimulating food taken by mother, with :-

Nux-v.

Flatulent :-

Iris.

From
indigestion :-

Ip.

Threatening
convulsions :-

Chlol.

3 months colic,
especially if it occurs at regular hours :-

Anis.

Transient paleness,
lassitude, sleepiness and faintness :-

Nux-m.

Worse on uncovering arm
or leg :-

Rheum.

Chill,
with

(See Cold.) :-
Anthraci.

Chilliness :-

Daph.,
Stront-c.

Before :-

Spong.

During :-

Ars.,
Ign.

With chilliness from
least movement, in open air :-

Merc-c.

Shivering before
attack :-

Puls.

Chorea :-

Art.

Cold :-

(See Chill.)

After a cold :-

All-c.,
Aran.,
Cham., Chin., Coloc., Dulc., Ip., Merc., Nit-ac.,
Nux-v., VERAT.

Cold, as from a :-
Merc.

Cold, as from a, in
morning on awaking :-

Ars-s-f.

Cold feet,
after :-

¤
Cast.

Cold hands, during
paroxysms :-

Nux-v.

Cold, better near a
warm stove, from :-

Meph.

Cold and wet weather,
from :-

DULC.

Cold applications,
better from :-

Calc.

Cough, with :-

Rumx.

Diarrhœa, with :-

Puls.

Feet wet, by
getting :-

All-c.

Feet, with cold :-

Verat.

Headache, with :-

Cocc.

Kidneys, in :-

Lyc.

Colon :-

Transverse, during
eating :-

Verat.

In transverse, before
stool :-

Crot-t.

Commencing in region of
transverse, and gradually extending downward through whole
intestinal canal

(diarrhœa) :-
Crot-t.

Especially in region of
transverse :-

Lyc.

Consciousness :-

(See
Unconsciousness.)

Constipation,
with :-

Nux-v.,
Op., Plb., Sil., Ter.

In infants :-

Iris,
Nat-c.

Constrictive

(See Contracting.) :-
Carb-v., Coloc.,
VERAT.,
Zinc.

Labor-like from both
sides, with leucorrhœa :-

Con.

Contracting

(See Constrictive.) :-
NUX-V.

Bends backward :-

Plb.

While standing,
followed by desire for stool :-

Zing.

Sudden, in morning,
with bearing down

(suppressed
menses) :- Agn.

Convulsions,
with :-

Cic.,
Cupr., Sec.

Coryza,
following :-

Calc.

Cough, with :-

Con.

With dry cough :-

Hep.

Impedes cough :-

Agar.

With rough
cough :- Hep.

Crampy :-

MAG-P.

With cramp-like
knots :-

Podo.

Cutting

(See Flatulent,
Lancinating.) :-
Hyos., NUX-V.,
OP., Rheum,
VERAT.

Chill, with
hard :-

Cham.

Diarrhœa, with :-

Calc-p., MAG-C.,
Petr.

Drinking, after :-

Teucr.

Griping, here and
there, though always rising toward ribs where it becomes
seated :-

Verb.

Intestines were being
cut, as if :-

Coff.

Knife, like a :- L

ach.

Leucorrhœa, precedes :-

Zinc.

Morning in bed, worse
in :-

Nit-ac.

Nausea, with :-

NUX-V.

Night, at :-

Camph.

Rectum, in :-

Æsc.

Right to left,
from :-

Lyc.

Saliva, with collection
of :-

Cham.

Stool, after :-

Kali-n.,
Merc.,
Merc-c.

Stool, before :-

ANT-T.,
Merc-c., Puls.,
Rheum, Rhus-t.

Stool, before and
during :-

Jal.

Stool, with :-

Colch.,
Merc-c.

Stool, with dysenteric
yellowish, slimy :-

Staph.

Worm affections in
children, with :-

Nux-m.

Day, during :-

Dry with month and
thirstlessness :-

Nux-m.

Day and night, with but
short remissions :-

Ars.

Daily, at same
hour :-

Aran.

Daily in a child,
generally at 3 or 4 P.M., lasting several hours :-

Mag-p.

Diarrhœa :-

(See Diarrhœa
Colic, Chapter 20 :
Stool and Rectum.)

With :-

Æth.,
Anthraci.,
Calc-s., Colch.,
Crot-t., Hep.,
Kalm., Plb.,
Rheum, Stram.,
Stront-c., Tab., Ter., Thuj., Verat.

Bilious :-

Aspar.

Bloody during 6th month
of pregnancy, in prevailing dysentery :-

Mill.

Catarrh of stomach,
in :-

Apis.

Children, of :-

Coll.

Confinement,
after :-

Rheum.

Diarrhœa would flow,
as if :-

Camph.,
DULC.,
Ind.,
Meph., Puls.,
Zinc.

Excitement, bloody,
mucous stools, with voluptuous itching and sexual :-

Coff.

Followed by :-

Ambr.,
Aster., Chin.,
Psor., Sang.

Following :-

Calc-ar.,
Ox-ac.

Green, curdy
stool :-

Stann.

Greenish, sour
smelling, mucous stools, during phthisis :-

Rheum.

Intermitting diarrhœa,
followed by :-

Calc.

Menses, a few days
before or after :-

LACH.

Midnight, at :-

Manc.

Morning, in :-

Nuph.

Night, at :-

Sulph.

Profuse :-

Manc.

Sets, in, until diarrhœa :-

Colch.

Summer diarrhœa, from
bad or unripe fruit, at commencement of :-

Sul-ac.

Watery :-

Cop.,
Ferr-p.,
Nat-m.

Distension,
with

(See Flatulent.) :-
Carb-v., Cham.,
Chin., COLCH.,
Hydr-ac.,
Lach., Lyc., Sarr.,
Sep., Stram.,
Stront-c., VERAT.

Meteorism :-

Ter.

Of intestines, almost
to rupturing :-

Rob.

With great weakness,
worse from least motion :-

Rob.

Drawing :-

During stool :-

Cop.

Drinking after :-

Ars.,
Bell., Nux-m.,
Nux-v., Podo.,
Puls., Staph.,
Sulph.

Brandy :-

Ign.,
NUX-V.

Cocoa :-

Kali-br.

Coffee :-

Canth.,
COLOC.,
Ign.,
Nux-v.

Coffee, better after
black :-

Coloc.

Cold drink, from
cold :-

Nux-m.

Must bend double, worse
from sweet things :-

Sulph.

Milk :-

Bufo.

Milk, or water :-

Raph.

Milk, better by
hot :-

Crot-t.

Overheated,
when :-

COLOC.

Rachitis, and atrophy
of children in :-

Staph.

Vinegar, better
after :-

Aloe.

Warm drinks, pains
better from :-

Mag-p.,
Spong.

Water, after :-

Manc.

Water, caused by each
mouthful of

(uterine
neuralgia) :- Nux-v.

Water and milk, caused
by sweetened :-

Bufo.

Dropsy, in :-

After
Scarlatina :-

Bar-m.

Drugs :-

After drastic :-

Nux-v.,
Zing.

After quinine :-

VERAT.

Dysentery, in :-

Colch.,
Plb.

Resembling
dysentery :-

Arn.

Eating, after :-

Ars.,
Asc-t.,
Aur-m., Bov., Carb-v.,
Carbn-s.,
Caust., Cham.,
Chin., Cic., Cocc.,
Colch.,
Coloc., Graph.,
Kali-c., Lyc., Mag-c., Nat-c., Nat-m., Nit-ac., Nux-m.,
Nux-v., Ox-ac.,
Phos., Podo.,
Puls., Raph.,
Rhod., Rhus-t.,
Sep., Sil., Spong., Staph.,
Sulph., VERAT.,
Zinc.

Better by
eating :-

Bov.,
Iod., Mang., Plan.,
Psor.

Breakfast,
after :-

Nux-m.

Children, in, after
eating, who are bottle-fed :-

Nat-p.

Dinner, after :-

Rheum,
Valer.

Eating, before or
after, in evening :-

Puls.

Food or drink, worse
after :-

STAPH.

Food, after taking,
must bend double

(diarrhœa) :-
Sec.

Food, worse from
least :-

Carb-v.

Food, after
simplest :-

Aur.

Fat or greasy
things :-

Puls.

Food, after
sour :-

Dros.

Fruit, after :-

Chin.,
Puls., VERAT.

Ices, after :-

ARS.,
Puls.

Immediately after, and
worse after drinking :-

Nux-m.

Much, after eating
too :-

All-c.

Pastries :-

Puls.

Plumbs, after :-

Rheum.

Relieves, whenever she
eats, followed by normal stool, which :-

Rhus-t.

Sugar, worse from
eating :-

Ox-ac.

Supper, after :-

Chim-m.

Sweet things :-

Ign.,
Sulph.

Tabes mesenterica,
after eating, in :-

Petr.

Eructation :-

(See Flatulent.)

Relieves :-

Carb-v.,
Cocc., Mag-p.,
Mang.

Eruption :-

Miliaria rubra :-

Ip.

Evening,
in

(See Night.) :-
Am-c.,
Ambr., Ant-c., Arn., Bell.,
Bov., Bry.,
Calc., Caust., Chin.,
Con., Dulc.,
Hep., Ign.,
Kalm., Lach., Laur., Led.,
Lyc., Mag-c.,
Mag-m., Mang., Merc., Mez., Nit-ac., Phos., Plat., Puls., Ran-b., Rhus-t.,
Sep.,
Stront-c., Sul-ac., Sulph.,
Valer.,
Zinc.

With incarcerated
flatus :-

PULS.

Recurring towards
evening :-

Sep.

Extending to thighs,
followed by fluor albus :-

Mag-m.

Eyes, with
bleared :-

Calc-s.

Face :-

Deathly color :-

Coloc.

Pallor :-

¤ Cast.

Sunken features :-

Hell.

Faintness :-

¤ Cast.,
Hydr., Manc.

Causes fainting :-

Asaf.,
Stram.

Feet :-

Cold :-

Nux-v.

After cold feet :-

¤ Cast.

Fever, in :-

During apyrexia :-

Ign.

In intermittent :-

Ars., Cocc.

In typhus :-

Acet-ac.

Flatulent

(See Eructation.) :-
Æsc., Æth.,
Agn., Alet., All-s.,
Alumn., Anis.,
Arg-m., Asaf.,
Asc-s., Aur., Bell.,
Bry., Calc., Caps., CARB-V.,
Cast.,
Caul., CHAM.,
Chin., Cimx.,
Cinnm., Cist.,
Cocc., COLCH.,
Coll., Coloc.,
Con., Cop., Dios., Elaps., Erig.,
Ferr., Ferr-s.,
Gels., Graph.,
Graph., Hydrc.,
Iodof., LYC.,
MAG-P., Mill.,
Nat-ar., Nat-c.,
Nat-m., Nat-p., Nat-s.,
Nit-ac.,
Nux-m., Nux-v.,
OP.,
Plan., Polyg.,
Puls., Rumx.,
Sulph., VERAT.,
Zinc.

Children, in, and
hysterical women :-

Kali-br.

Children, in, and the
new born, with drawing up of legs :-

MAG-P.

Cold, particularly
from, or by retrocession, gouty or otherwise, of the skin or
extremities :-

Ol-j.

Colon, in left superior
flexure of, with rumbling, followed by speedy discharge :-

Ipom.

Constipation,
with :-

Iris,
Lyc., Nux-v.

Cough, in
whooping :-

All-c.

Diarrhœa, supervening
on obstinate, with borborygmus

(intermittent) :-
Elat.

Diarrhœa, with watery :-

Mag-p.

Dyspepsia accompanying
pyrexia in men, with :-

Petros.

Dishes made of flour,
pastry, fruit, worse eating

(chronic
diarrhœa) :- Nat-s.

Early in morning in
bed, after a meal or very :-

Puls.

Faintness, with :-

Hydr.

Head, corresponds to
pains in :-

Rob.

Hernia would appear, as
if :-

Cham.

Hysterical or
hypochondriacal patients, in :-

Mill.

Indigestion and
looseness, with :-

Cop.

Incarcerated flatus,
from :-

Asaf.,
Bry., COLCH.,
Con., Kali-c.,
Lach., Nux-m., VERAT.

Infants, in :-

Iris.

Intermittent type,
of :-

Chin-s.

Lying down, worse
when :-

Phos.

Lying on side and
discharge of flatus, better

(chronic
diarrhœa) :- Nat-s.

Liquid or sour smelling
stools, particularly in morning, with :-

Nuph.

Nausea, with :-

Coll.

Nausea, with, and
anxiety :-

Bell.

Navel, with grasping,
about :-

IP.

Night, at :-

Aur.,
Dios., Ferr.

Oppressive, after
midnight :-

Zinc.

Oppressive, after
supper :-

Zinc.

Pain moving about after
eating

(cystitis) :-
Lyc.

Passes, better after
flatus :-

All-c.,
Aloe, Asaf., Bry.,
Carb-v., Coloc., Gels.,
Hydr., Iris,
VERAT.

Passing fetid flatus,
better :-

Psor.

Passing inodorous
flatus, better :-

Coca,
Dios.

Pressive :-

Arn.,
Zinc.

Pressed upon with a
sharp instrument, as if bowels, bladder and rectum were :-

Nux-v.

Right side, worse on,
worse in damp weather or during a storm

(chronic
diarrhœa) :- Nat-s.

Right side, in, in
evening, from lumbar region round to cæcum, brought on by any
movement of trunk or deep inspiration, better sitting or lying
still :-

Chr-ac.

Rumbling, with :-

Calc-s.,
Lyc., Puls.,
Senec.,
Stram., Ter.

Rumbling, with
fermenting, in lower, followed by watery diarrhœa very early in
morning :-

Ars-h.

Spasmodic :-

Alumn.,
Sep.

Spasmodic about
midnight, flatus passed without relief, better by belching, worse
coughing, pain worse in epigastrium, umbilical and right iliac
regions :-

Cocc.

Stool, before :-

Lyc.,
Nat-c., Puls.

Stool, after :-

Puls.

Stools, with frequent
loose :-

Ip.

Stooping and pressing
part, better :-

Bell.

Vomiting, with :-

Cham.

Weak, emaciated
persons, in :-

Alet.

Wandering, pinching,
better when sitting erect, worse on beginning or move, better from
continued motion :-

Gels.

Griping

(See Flatulent,
Navel, Pinching.) :-
Anthro.,
Aran., Ind., Mur-ac.,
NUX-V.

Constipation, with

(in
sucklings) :- OP.

1st griping, then
stitching, in one or other side :-

Ign.

Septic fevers,
in :-

Ter.

Menses, during, with
pressure in abdomen and groins :-

Kali-c.

Night, at :-

Nit-ac.

Stools, with
muco-purulent :-

Ter.

Stools, followed by
soft :-

Cinnb.

Hæmorrhoidal :-
Æsc., Ars.,
Carb-v.,
Coll., Coloc., Lach.,
NUX-V.,
Podo., Puls.,
Sulph., Thuj.,
Valer.

With sensation as if
bowels hung on easily tearing threads :-

Coloc.

With suppressed
hæmorrhoids :-

NUX-V.,
SULPH.

Hands :-

Head :-

Dulness and giddiness,
at beginning :-

COLOC.

Headache, with :-

Nat-s.,
Ter.

Alternating with
hemicrania :-

Ars.

Dull :-

Ter.

Followed by pain in
right temple, on rising :-

Pall.

Heart :-

Especially when heart
sympathizes with dyspeptic symptoms :-

Hydr-ac.

Better from :-

Mag-p.,
Sil.

Heat :-

Better from hot cloths,
hands and feet are cold :-

Pall.

Better from hot wet
cloths :-

Nux-m.

With heat, worse from
doubling up and at rest, pains compel him to move :-

Dios.

From exposure to sun,
better after copious white stools :-

Hep.

Better from hot
cloths :-

CHAM.,
MAG-P.

Better from hot
drinks :-

Chel.

Hernia, with sensation
as if hernia would protrude :-

Sul-ac.

Hip, with violent pain
in left hip, when lying on right side :-

Cham.

Horripilation,
with :-

Anxiety and tossing of
limbs

(intermittent) :-
Cocc.

Hunger, with :-

Chin.

Hypochondriasis,
in :-

Æsc.,
Alet., Calc.,
Chin., Coll.,
Grat., Hyos.,
Nat-c., Nat-m.,
NUX-V.,
Stann.

Hysteric :-

Alet.,
Ars., Bell.,
Bry., Caul., Cham.,
Cocc., Gels., Ign., Mag-m.,
Nux-m.,
Nux-v., Puls., Stann.,
Stram., Valer.

Especially evening in
bed :-

Valer.

Inflammatory

(See Intestines
Inflamed.) :-
Acon., Ars.,
BELL.,
BRY., Cham.,
Hyos., Lach.,
Merc., Nux-v.,
Puls., Sulph.

Injuries :-

After a blow or
fall :-

Arn.

After lithotomy or
other surgical operations :-

STAPH.

Intestines :-

Intussusception :-

Op., Plb.

Break, as if they would
burst, pain in small of back, as if it would :-

LYC.

Cut, as if
being :-

Coff.,
OP.

Cut, as if, better by
pressure :-

Asaf.

Gangrene :-

Ars-s-f.

Lively motion :-

Ter.

Small intestines,
in :-

Cast.,
Ery-m.

Tormina :-

Arg-n.,
Œna.

Twisted into a knot, as
if :-

VERAT.

Water, as if intestines
were full of :-

Kali-c.

Labor-like :-

Kreos.,
Nat-m.

With pain in
back :-

Kali-c.

At 3 A.M. :-

Carb-v.

In pregnancy :-

Puls.

Low down every 2 or 3
days

(amenorrhœa) :-
Lach.

Lancinating

(See Cutting,
Flatulent.) :-
Jatr., Merc.

Lead poisoning, from

(painter’s) :-
ALUMN.,
Ars., Bell., COLOC.,
Nat-s., Nux-v.,
OP.,
Plat., Plb., Podo.,
Sul-ac.,
Zinc.

Legs :-

Paralysis :-

Plb.

Leucorrhœa, followed
by :-

Mag-c.,
Nat-m.

Profuse, with writhing
about umbilicus :-

Nat-c.

Liver :-

(See Liver
Colic, Chapter 18 :
Hypochondria.)

In jaundice, with
biliary concretions :-

Sang.

Enlargement and
congestion :-

Mag-m.

Torpor :-

Sang.

Locality, pains
change :-

Lach.

Low down :-

Like menstrual
colic :-

Con.

Off and on all
day :-

Helon.

Every few minutes, must
sit down, becomes very faint, cannot sleep :-

Coll.

Pressive :-

Carb-v.

In spasms, lasting a
minute, worse lying on either side and after eating, better lying on
back and bending double :-

Coloc.

Before stool :-

Bapt.

Lying :-

Better :-

Am-c.,
Canth., Merc., Nux-v.

Better, on
abdomen :-

Bry.,
Coloc., Rhus-t.

Better, on back :-

Cupr-ar.

Better, on back, with
legs elevated vertically :-

Rhus-t.

Better, lying down and
growing warm in bed :-

Ars.

Children are better
lying flat on their bellies across a chair :-

BELL.,
Stann.

Lies on belly, or bent
together, sensitive to cold in morning, 3 A.M. :-

Ars-h.

Lies prostrate, with
eyes closed during short remissions :-

Nux-v.

Pass off, in a
recumbent position :-

Merc.

When, lying down, after
midnight, still more on rising :-

Zinc.

Worse, lying
down :-

Dios.,
Phos., Puls.

Worse, lying on
back :-

Podo.

Worse, lying on right
side :-

Acon.,
Stann.

Worse, lying on either
side :-

Cupr-ar.

Worse standing, must
lie doubled up :-

Rheum.

Worse lying, better
walking :-

Puls.

Mammæ :-

Seem smaller :-

Plb.

Marasmus, in :-

Abrot.

Menses :-

Before :-

Bell.,
KALI-C.,
Lach., Mag-c.,
Sep., Sil.,
Spong.

During :-

Am-c.,
Aur., Bar-c., Bell.,
Bor.,
Calc-p., Carb-v., Cham.,
Chin., Cocc., Coff., Cycl., Graph., Ign., MILL.,
Nat-m., Nat-s.,
Nicc., Nux-v.,
Puls., SABIN.,
Sec., Sulph., Thlas.,
Vib., Zinc.

During menses, in right
side :-

Coch.

After :-

Nat-m.

Too early :-

Cocc.

Too frequent in
nervous, sensitive women :-

Cocc.

Begins in left
ovary :-

Lach.

In place of menses

(chronic
bronchial catarrh) :-
Puls.

Scanty :-

Ferr.,
Lac-d.,
Nat-s., Puls.

Suppressed :-

Coloc.,
Nicc., PULS.

As if menses would set
in, a week after she had had them :-

Ter.

Mental
condition :-

Anguish :-

Coff.

After anger or
chagrin :-

Cham.,
Coloc., Nux-v., Staph., Sulph.

Makes her
frantic :-

Aloe.

After emotions :-

Acon.,
¤ Cast.,
Cham., IGN.,
Staph.

Morning,
in

(See Awaking.) :-
Alumn., Caust.,
Ter.

Before
breakfast :-

Nat-s.

With morning diarrhœa :-

VERAT.

At 1 A.M., had to lie
crooked, could not endure covering :-

Mag-m.

At 5 A.M., followed by
large stool and tenesmus :-

Cob.

Every morning, with
stool of mucus and blood :-

Podo.

At sunrise :-

Cham.

Between 2 and 3 A.M.,
and at 2 P.M.

(chronic
diarrhœa) :- Nat-s.

Motion :-

Aggravates :-

Asar.,
Bell., BRY.,
Cann-i.,
Dig., Graph., Hydr., Ip., Kreos., Merc., Nat-m., Nux-v., Ox-ac.,
Rob.,
Stann., Ther.

Relieves :-

All-c.,
Dios., Gels., Puls., Rhus-t.,
Verat.

Nausea, with :-

Chel.,
Chim-m.,
Cop., Glon.,
Grat.,
Puls., Rheum,
VERAT.,
Zinc.

Better by emission of
flatus :-

Nat-m.

And vomiting after cold
drinks or ice cream :-

Ip.

Navel,
about

(See Flatulent.) :-
Astac.,
Bapt., Berb., Cham.,
Chin., COLOC.,
Petr.,
Ptel., Rhod., Zinc.

Bruised, as if, with
stitches and difficult emission of flatus, worse on moving, better
when at rest, worse in evening and at night :-

Ox-ac.

Constipation, with,
awaking her almost every night :-

Podo.

Diarrhœa would come
on, followed by feeling as if :-

Calc-ar.

Down, from
navel :-

Ind.

Drawing :-

Carbn-s.

Drawing obliquely over
hypogastrium, after supper :-

Rhod.

Flatus, relieved by
passage of :-

Caul.

Headache, with
sick :-

Plb.

Intermittent, pains
before vomiting or purging :-

Iris.

Lying down,
worse :-

Aml-ns.

Passing flatus, worse
when sitting, better when moving about and by :-

All-c.

Pubes and navel,
between :-

Chim-m.

Spreading from navel,
better from frequent discharge of flatus :-

Coloc.

Stool, during :-

Ox-ac.

Stool, after :-

Æsc.

Stool, better
after :-

Ant-t.

Stool, with watery or
soft, returning as soon as one lies down

(phthisis) :-
Ox-ac.

Torn open, as if
abdomen would be

(cholera
Asiatica) :- VERAT.

Uterus, from navel
towards :-

Calc.

Weather, worse after
every change of cold :-

Dulc.

Night,
at

(See Morning.) :-
Acon.,
Arn., ARS.,
Bar-c.,
Bry., Calc., Cham.,
Chin., Graph.,
Hep., Mag-m., Merc., Nuph.,
Petr.,
Phos., Puls.,
Rhus-t., Sep.,
Sil., Sulph.,
Zing.

Awaking :-

Ign.

With vomiting :-

Ox-ac.

After 1 o’clock :-

Asc-t.

Better by a warm
poultice :-

Anthro.

Paralysis,
precedes :-

Plb.

Followed by paresis of
lower extremities :-

Nux-v.

Paroxysmal :-

(See Periodic.)

Excessively painful and
violent :-

Coff.

After a blow received
in abdomen and getting feet wet during pregnancy

(abortion) :-
Nux-m.

Doubling him up with
profuse warm sweat on forehead and neck :-

Coloc.

During night,
especially after a late supper, better on getting up and walking
about :-

Cycl.

Before stool :-

Coloc.

After vexation, with
chronic catarrh of colon :-

Coloc.

Periodic

(See Paroxysmal.) :-
ARS.,
Cahin., CHAM.,
Gels., Ip., Still.

Intermittent :-

CUPR.

From biliary
calculi :-

Chin.

Better bending double
and after stool :-

Cimic.

With inflammation of
eyes :-

Bry.

Each afternoon :-

Chin.

3 months :-

Anis.,
Chin.

Before breakfast, or
after meals :-

NUX-V.

Neuralgic, 6 o’clock
every morning :-

Coloc.

At night :-

Iris.

Every 2 or 3
weeks :-

Cupr-s.

Pinching

(See Flatulent.) :-
Asaf., NUX-V.,
SPONG.

And cutting, making one
bend double during stool :-

Merc.

Before stool :-

Verat.

During stool :-

Verat.

With muco-purulent
stools :-

Ter.

Pleuritic pain,
with :-

Asc-t.

Potbellied children,
in :-

Staph.

Potter’s :-

Better by
pressure :-

Alumn.

Pregnancy, in :-

Arn.,
Ars., Bell.,
Bry., Cham., Hyos.,
Ip.,
Kali-c., Lach.,
Mill., NUX-V.,
Puls.,
Sep., Verat.

In children :-

Nux-m.

Pressing pain :-

Seneg.

Downward, upon rectum
and bladder :-

Op.

In stomach :-

Meph.

Spasmodic, contracting,
better by green stool :-

Mag-c.

Upwards, towards
thorax :-

NUX-V.

Preceded by pressure
upon chest, going upward :-

Coloc.

Towards genitals, with
sensation as if menses would appear :-

Croc.

Pressure,
external :-

Aggravates :-

Acon.,
Con., Lach.

Relieves :-

Am-c.,
Asaf., Bell., COLOC.,
Dios.,
Mag-p., Nux-m., Plb.,
Podo., Stann.

Relieves, worse on
walking :-

Alumn.

Seeks relief by
pressing corner of table or head of bedpost against abdomen :-

COLOC.

Seeks relief by leaning
over something hard :-

Stann.

Worse, when pressing on
abdomen :-

Ran-b.

Presses fists into
sides :-

Hyos.

Rest :-

Improves :-

BRY.,
Ip.,
Nux-v., Ox-ac.

Restlessness :-

Ars.

And fever :-

Acon.,
Lach.

Retraction,
with :-

Of abdomen :-

Plb.

Spasmodic retraction of
muscles :-

Podo.

Of navel :-

Chel.

Rheumatic :-

Worse from
eating :-

Coloc.

Riding, from :-

In a carriage :-

Carb-v.,
Cocc., Psor.

Right side, in :-

Into bladder, with
frequent urging to urinate :-

LYC.

In iliac region :-

Xan.

Better after emission
of flatus :-

Kali-n.

Principally, with
constant eructation :-

Pall.

Rising, worse
on :-

Bry.

Rolling on
floor :-

Has no rest :-

ARS.,
Zinc.

Rubbing :-

Relieves :-

Plb.

Better by
gentle :-

Dios.

Salivation,
with :-

Rheum,
Zinc.

Scarlatina, in :-

During
desquamation :-

Lyc.

Screams,
forcing :-

Cham.,
Trom.

Children in
dysentery :-

Bell.

Sensitiveness :-

Of abdomen :-

Sep.

Cannot bear
clothes :-

Coff.,
Lyc.

To light
pressure :-

Lyc.

To touch :-

Acon.,
Arn., Bell., Canth.,
Carb-v., Chin., Cupr., Cupr-ar., Hyos., Lach.,
Lyc., Merc.,
Nit-ac., Nux-v., Plb., Puls., Stann., Sulph., Verat.

Sitting :-

Aggravation :-

All-c.

Better walking :-

Dios.,
Puls.

Worse walking :-

Astac.

Worse sitting
bent :-

Alumn.,
Sulph.

Better sitting
erect :-

Gels.

Sleep :-

(See Awaking,
Night.)

Drowsiness :-

Ant-c.

Sleepless :-

Mag-s.,
Plb.

Spasmodic :-

Ars., Bell.,
Caul., Cham.,
Coca, Cocc., COLOC.,
Cupr., Dios.,
Ferr., Gels.,
Helon., Hyos.,
Ign., Ip.,
Kalm., Lach., Mag-c., Mag-m., Mag-p.,
Nux-v., Phos.,
Puls., Stann., Sulph.

Above and below
navel :-

Stann.

Better bending
forward :-

Lach.

With bilious
fever :-

Coloc.

After vexation :-

COLOC.

Pains begin in a small
spot, radiate to stomach, liver, spleen, or uterus, pains jump from
place to place, especially distant parts :-

Dios.

As if a spot were
seized with nails :-

Bell.

Stairs :-

While going up :-

Asc-t.

Standing, worse :-

Bell.,
Rheum.

Stomach :-

Catarrh :-

Indg.

In acute gastritis,
after taking cold :-

Coloc.

After scratching in
pharynx and stomach :-

Ter.

As if stomach had been
overloaded :-

Coff.

In gastro-intestinal
irritation :-

Kali-bi.

With gnawing :-

Ruta.

Stool :-

Before :-

Bar-c.,
Bell., Bry., Cast., Chin.,
Crot-t., Ferr-p.,
Ind., Ip., Kali-n., Lyc.,
Mag-c., Merc-i-r.,
Mez.,
Mur-ac., Nat-ar.,
Nat-c.,
Nat-s., Nit-ac.,
Nuph., Petr.,
Phos., Plan.,
Podo., Rheum,
Sep., Trom.

During stool :-

Asc-s.,
Asc-t., Bapt., Bol.,
BRY.,
Con., Crot-t.,
Ip., Kali-c.,
Lyc., Mag-c., Mur-ac., Petr.,
Plb., Podo.,
Rheum,
Senec., Sil.,
Tab., Zinc.

After stool :-

Ant-s-aur.,
Bov., Nicc., NIT-AC.,
Podo., Puls.,
Zinc.

Better after
stool :-

Aloe,
Ars., Bapt., Bry., Carb-v.,
Coloc.,
Gels., Nat-s.,
Rheum, Trom.

Better after hard
stool :-

Carb-v.

Better after slimy,
bloody stool, with straining :-

Merc.

Desire for stool,
with :-

Brach.

Desire, awakes 5
A.M. :-

SULPH.

Desire,
ineffectual :-

Rob.

Desire, sudden,
vehement, as in diarrhœa, though it is hard :-

# Kali-c.

Diarrhœic, 2 or 3

(quotidian
ague) :- Rhus-t.

Difficult :-

Sil.

Dysenteric at
night :-

Sulph.

Frequent :-

Dros.

Green, liquid, early in
morning :-

Podo.

Hard stool,
precedes :-

Ran-s.

Jelly-like :-

Sep.

Liquid, slimy, as if
fermented :-

Rheum.

Loose

(rheumatism
and palpitation) :-
Cact.

Loose, sour smelling,
after nursing :-

Rheum.

Morning, generally in,
obliging one to bend double :-

Cop.

Mucous :-

Ign.,
Petr.

Muco-gelatinous,
before :-

PODO.

Mushy :-

Ter.

Ophthalmia, as before
stool, in :-

Cic.

Urging, with :-

Coloc.,
Elaps.,
Sabad., STAPH.

Watery :-

Plb.

Watery, followed by
large, odorless :-

Jatr.

Stretching out,
relieves :-

Dios.

Stupefaction

(See Anxious.) :-
Nux-v.

Suddenly :-

Continues violently a
longer or shorter time, and disappears as suddenly as it
came :-

BELL.

In evening, with
sensation of fainting and cold shivers :-

Stram.

Sweat :-

Spong.,
Stram.

Cold :-

Camph.,
Cast., Cupr.,
Tab., VERAT.

Better by sweat :-

Cop.

Tearing pain :-

Benz-ac.,
Cop.

Cutting with uterine
hæmorrhage :-

Sec.

With constant urging,
before stool :-

Rhus-t.

Tenesmus :-

Ox-ac.

Tensive pain :-

In left side, better by
eructation :-

Zinc.

Tension, spasmodic,
extends from chest deep into abdomen :-

Bell.

Thirst :-

Ars.,
Chin., Ox-ac.,
Stram.

Tobacco :-

Relieves :-

Coloc.

Transient :-

Very violent :-

OP.

In heart
affection :-

Lyc.

Better by stool :-

Coloc.

Twisting :-

Ars.,
VERAT.

Constricting :-

Merc.

Regular
paroxysms :-

Dios.

Unconsciousness,
with

(See Faintness,
Stupefaction.) :-
Aloe, Asaf.,
Nux-v.

Urine :-

Before
urination :-

Puls.

Like blood, mixed with
water :-

Pall.

Light red :-

Bov.

Urging to urinate, and
squeamishness :-

STAPH.

After voiding
urine :-

Eup-per.

With strangury :-

Arn.

Vertigo, with :-

Asaf.,
Stram.

Periodic :-

NAT-M.

Vomiting :-

With :-

Æth.,
Alumn., CIC.,
Coloc., Nat-s.,
Petr., VERAT.

After vomiting :-

Ant-t.,
Manc.

Acid :-

Mag-c.,
Nat-p.

Ascarides, of

(intussusception) :-
Plb.

Better after
vomiting :-

Hyos.,
Ip., Nux-v., Puls.

Bile, of :-

Iod.

Chronic, of
food :-

Puls.

Food and discolored
substances, of :-

Plb.

Retching, and :-

Jug-c.

Watery :-

Stram.

Walking :-

Aggravation :-

Asc-t.,
Astac., Bell.,
Coloc., Nux-v.

Must walk bent, worse
at night, after getting wet :-

Rhus-t.

Better by
walking :-

Dios.,
Puls.

Warm :-

(See
Heat.)

Waterbrash :-

Calc.,
Carb-v., Nux-v.

Weakness :-

Exhaustion :-

Nat-s.

Severe and prostrating,
with purging :-

Jug-c.

Preceded by weakness,
oppression and inclination to take a deep breath :-

Phyt.

Wet :-

Puls.

Worms :-

Cic.,
Cina, Ferr.,
Fil., MERC.,
Nux-m., Ruta,
Sabad.,
Sil., Sulph., Valer.

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