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Ureters – Urinary Organs – Chapter 21 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

CHAPTER 21.
URINARY ORGANS.

Bladder
* Kidneys * Ureters
* Urethra * Urination
* Before Urination * During
Urination * After
Urination * Urine

Ureters.

Ureters :-

Burning :-

Cedr.

Colic :- (See
Kidneys, Calculi, Colic.)

Contracting pain to
penis :-

Canth.

Cutting :-

(See Shooting.)

Toward kidneys :-

Apis.

Along left to
bladder :-

Berb.

To penis :-

Canth.

Drawing :-

Astac.

Compels bending double
after urination :-

Sulph.

In left :-

Calad.

Hæmorrhage :-

Provoked by passage of
stones, with nephritic colic :-

Par.

Inflammation :-

After passage of
gravel :-

Senec.

Labor-like
pains :-

In course of, extending
to upper part of thighs

(acute
catarrh of bladder) :-
Coloc.

Dragging, with frequent
urging to urinate :-

Cham.

Mucous membrane :-

Thickened, loaded with
mucus :-

Vesp.

Pain

(undefined) :-

Albuminuria, frequent,
sudden attacks, in :-

Apis.

Calculus, with
sensation as of passage of :-

Med.

Direction of, before
turbid urination, in :-

Chel.

Left kidney, with
severe pain in

(renal
calculus) :- Ipom.

Left, in :-

Lyc.

Left, down, in
hysteria :-

Aloe.

Unusual, into bladder

(chronic
passive hæmorrhage from kidneys) :-
Ter.

Violent, in renal
colic :-

Tab.

Without inward and
toward penis, from :-

Canth.

Shooting :-

(See Cutting.)

Towards kidneys :-

Apis.

From below upward, in
left :-

Æsc.

Spasmodic
affection :-

(See
Kidneys Colic.)

From passage of
calculi :-

Gels.

Straining, during
passage of calculus

(nephritic
colic) :- Bell.

Stinging in
left :-

Calad.

Uneasiness :-

Phyt.

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