Abdomen
A very weak, empty, gone sensation felt in whole abdominal cavity.—PHOSPHORUS.
Abdomen distended; mesenteric glands enlarged.—IODOFORMIUM.
Abdomen feels bloated.—ONOSMODIUM VIRGINIANUM.
Abdomen feels full, heavy, hot, bloated.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Abdomen greatly distended; better, passing wind.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.
Abdomen hot and constricted.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.
Abdomen retracted.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.
Abdomen sensitive to pressure, swollen with terrible colic.—VERATRUM ALBUM.
Abdomen sore, distended; trembling sensation in abdomen.—LILIUM TIGRINUM.
Abdomen swollen and painful.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Abdomen swollen, feeling of something heavy.—CROCUS SATIVUS.
Abdomen tympanitic, sensitive, painful (Bell).—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Abdominal dropsy; pelvic peritonitis.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.
Abdominal muscles painfully contracted towards the spine.—NATRIUM NITRICUM.
Abdominal muscles weak; it seems as if a hernia would take place.—COCCULUS INDICUS.
Abdominal pains, enlarged lands in groins, tabes mesenterica.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.
Abdominal symptoms appear during pregnancy.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.
Abdominal symptoms better after warm soup.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.
Abdominal tenderness and swelling.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.
Abdominal wall feels drawn by a string to spine.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.
Abundant and frequent emission of fetid flatus.—FERRUM MAGNETICUM.
Aching in region of liver; griping and chilliness inside of abdomen and into legs.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.
Aching in umbilical region, griping.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Aching in umbilical region.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.
Aching pains in bowels with feeling of impending diarrhœa.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
Acts prominently on umbilical region.—DULCAMARA.
Acute diarrhœa.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
Acute duodenitis (Kali bich (chronic)).—CHAMOMILLA.
Acute hepatitis.—PHOSPHORUS.
Acute pain in abdomen and along spinal column.—MORPHINUM.
After cabbage; with empty feeling of stomach.—PETROLEUM.
After stool, bruised pain in abdomen.—OLEUM ANIMALE AETHEREUM.
After stools, irritable and exhausted.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Agonizing cutting pain in abdomen causing patient to end over double, and pressing on the abdomen.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Ailments accompanying intestinal fistule.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.
Alternate diarrhoea and constipation.—ABROTANUM.
Alternating constipation and loose movements.—RADIUM BROMATUM.
Amebic dysentery with tenesmus; while straining pain so great that it nauseates; little thirst.—IPECACUANHA.
Anus fissured; painful to touch with warts.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Anus red and inflamed.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.
Anus very sore and burning.—EUONYMUS ATROPURPUREA.
Arms and legs feel as if asleep.—ARANEA DIADEMA.
Ascarides.—ABROTANUM.
Ascites and anasarca.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Ascites.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.
Ascites.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Ascites.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.
At every attempt to eat, colicky pain in abdomen.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.
Bearing down in lower part of abdomen.—LILIUM TIGRINUM.
Bearing-down, constrictive pain.—SABINA.
Bile secreted deficiently.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Bilious colic with great accumulation of gas.—MENTHA PIPERITA.
Bilious colic.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Black, offensive clots of blood from bowels.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Bleeding from rectum.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.
Bleeding piles; worse during menses.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.
Bloated and hard abdomen.—CINA MARITIMA.
Bloated, disturbing sleep.—MENTHA PIPERITA.
Bloated, full sensation in abdomen; must loosen clothing, walk about and constantly pass flatus.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Bloated, sore, cutting pain.—PYROGENIUM.
Bloated.—FILIX MAS.
Bloated.—VALERIANA OFFICINALIS.
Bloated; rumbling in bowels.—BELLIS PERENNIS.
Bloated; very painful to least touch.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.
Bloody, fetid stools.—KREOSOTUM.
Body rigid; stretched out stiff.—IPECACUANHA.
Borborygmi liability to hernia.—THEA CHINENSIS.
Borborygmi.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Borborygmus, with profuse, fetid flatus.—OLEANDER.
Borborygmus.—GNAPHALIUM POLYCEPHALUM.
Boring pain in right groin.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Bowels constipated, with fissures in rectum.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Brown spots on abdomen.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Brown spots.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Brown, thin, bloody stools, with tenesmus.—TROMBIDIUM .
Bruised feeling through epigastrium and abdomen.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.
Bruised pain and urging to stool.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
Bruised sensation; cecal region and transverse colon painful.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.
Bruised soreness of abdominal walls (Apis; Sulph).—NUX VOMICA.
Bubbling sensation around navel.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Burning griping pains.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.
Burning hæmorrhoids.—KREOSOTUM.
Burning in abdomen and anus.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
Burning in anus lasts a long time after stool (Ratanh).—STRONTIUM CARBONICUM.
Burning in anus.—ANGUSTURA VERA.
Burning in anus.—TROMBIDIUM .
Burning in intestines.—ACALYPHA INDICA.
Burning in small spots in abdomen.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.
Burning in umbilical region.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.
Burning pain in anus.—OLEANDER.
Burning pain, stitches; worse, pressure, coughing, breathing.—BRYONIA ALBA.
Burning, copious flatus.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Camp diarrhoea, bloody stool, dysentery; diarrhoea from bad water and malaria.—ALSTONIA SCHOLARIS.
Can lie comfortably only on stomach.—PODOPHYLLINUM.
Cancer of rectum.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.
Cannot bear tight clothing around the waist.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Cannot bear tight clothing around waist and abdomen.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.
Catarrh of the gall-bladder with constipation and yellow complexion.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Cecum and ascending colon much distended.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Children are late in learning to walk.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Cholera (Ars; Verat; Camph).—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.
Cholera infantum in connection with painful dentition, green stools, nausea, dry skin, exhaustion, etc.—KREOSOTUM.
Cholera infantum, with reflex cerebral irritation, jerking and twitching of muscles.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Cholera infantum.—IODOFORMIUM.
Cholera morbus.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.
Cholera; stools have the appearance of rice water (Verat; Ars; Jatrop).—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Chronic appendicitis.—ALFALFA.
Chronic congestion of liver.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.
Chronic diarrhoea of old people; worse at night and early morning.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.
Chronic diarrhœa with suspected tuberculosis.—IODOFORMIUM.
Chronic diarrhoea, stools brownish, liquid, undigested, offensive.—GRAPHITES.
Chronic diarrhœa, worse after breakfast.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Chronic diarrhœa; stools greenish, watery, undigested, with irritable temper.—IODOFORMIUM.
Chronic intestinal catarrh.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.
Chronic intestinal ulceration.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Chronic jaundice, and pains in right hypochondrium.—CONIUM MACULATUM.
Chronic liver affections; liver painful, enlarged, with fine rash over liver region.—SELENIUM METALLICUM.
Cirrhosis, with dropsy.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Clay-colored stool, also soft, yellow and pasty.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Clay-colored stools.—STELLARIA MEDIA.
Clothes feel too tight.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.
Cold feeling in stomach and abdomen.—VERATRUM ALBUM.
Cold, internal and external, with aching pain in bowels.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Cold.—TABACUM.
Coldness of abdomen.—MENYANTHES TRIFOLIATA.
Coldness.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Colic after anger.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Colic after drinking.—SULPHUR.
Colic alternates with delirium and pain in atrophied limbs.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.
Colic and backache at same time.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.
Colic at navel.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.
Colic before and during stool.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Colic below navel.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.
Colic from cold.—DULCAMARA.
Colic from getting feet wet.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.
Colic from uncovering.—NUX VOMICA.
Colic in early morning, abdomen tense, relieved somewhat by evacuation and passing of wind.—LACTUCA VIROSA.
Colic relieved by hard pressure.—STANNUM METALLICUM.
Colic relieved from tightening clothes.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Colic returns same hours.—ARANEA DIADEMA.
Colic sitting, moving about.—ALLIUM CEPA.
Colic when uncovering.—RHEUM PALMATUM.
Colic with convulsions.—CICUTA VIROSA.
Colic with cramps in calves.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Colic with heat.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.
Colic, as if abdomen would burst.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Colic, compelling to walk bent.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.
Colic, diarrhoea, extremely loose bowels.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.
Colic, followed by vomiting, vertigo, and weakness.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Colic, like painter’s colic.—ALUMINA.
Colic, mostly in hypogastric region.—SABINA.
Colic, no position relieves.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.
Colic, soreness and burning around navel.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.
Colic, violent and intermittent.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.
Colic, with chilliness in evening.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Colic, with much flatulent distention.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.
Colic, with nausea and flatulence; frequent watery, slimy stools.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.
Colic, with pelvic tenesmus.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Colic, with red urine; relieved by eating.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.
Colic, with upward pressure, causing short breath, and desire for stool.—NUX VOMICA.
Colic, with vomiting, belching, hiccough screaming.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Colic.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.
Colic; better walking about; pains radiate from abdomen, to back, chest, arms; worse, bending forwards and while lying.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Colic; cutting pain, with constipation; yellow hands and blue nails.—SILICEA TERRA.
Colic; pain in various parts of the abdomen.—GNAPHALIUM POLYCEPHALUM.
Colicky pain about navel.—RHEUM PALMATUM.
Colicky pains.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.
Colicky pains; abdomen feels cold to touch; tympanitic, tense.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.
Colicky, griping pains in one or both sides of abdomen.—IGNATIA AMARA.
Colicky.—BARYTA CARBONICA.
Complete jaundice, with bronze-yellow skin; loss of appetite.—MYRICA CERIFERA.
Congenital scrotal hernia.—MAGNESIUM MURIATICUM.
Congestion of the liver, with urgent, loose, stools on rising.—TROMBIDIUM .
Constant sense of fermentation in abdomen, like yeast working; upper left side.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Constipation (2 drops tincture night and morning), hæmorrhoids, with enlarged prostate.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Constipation in infants.—CROCUS SATIVUS.
Constipation in rheumatic subjects due to flatulence and indigestion.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Constipation of the aged and those with weak heart.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.
Constipation or alternating constipation and diarrhoea.—STELLARIA MEDIA.
Constipation with hemorrhoids and severe backache.—EUONYMUS ATROPURPUREA.
Constipation with itching, painful hemorrhoids, with pinching in abdomen before and after stool.—GLONOINUM.
Constipation, with hæmorrhoids (Sulph).—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.
Constipation, with intense itching; bloated abdomen.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.
Constipation, with violent rectal pain, causing stool to recede (Sil; Sanic).—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Constipation.—IRIS VERSICOLOR (give 30th).
Constipation.—NYCTANTHES ARBOR TRISTIS.
Constipation; stools hard, difficult, knotty; alternates with diarrhœa.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Constriction across, as by a string.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Cramp-like colic around navel, with a feeling of emptiness.—STANNUM METALLICUM.
Cramp-like pain in bladder region; worse, walking.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.
Cramp-like pain with watery stools.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.
Cramps, knotting abdomen and legs.—VERATRUM ALBUM.
Craving for ice-water and cold drinks; wants to drink often.—ONOSMODIUM VIRGINIANUM.
Crawling and stitches in anus.—CROCUS SATIVUS.
Croaking in abdomen.—GRAPHITES.
Cutting about navel.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.
Cutting in abdomen, especially after anger.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Cutting in abdomen; swollen abdomen.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Cutting pain about navel.—DULCAMARA.
Cutting pain across; stitches in left side of abdomen, when coughing, sneezing, or touching it.—BELLADONNA.
Cutting pain in abdomen, soon after eating.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Cutting pain in abdomen.—IODIUM.
Cutting pain in abdomen.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.
Cutting pain.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.
Cutting, clutching; worse, around the navel.—IPECACUANHA.
Dark liquid stools.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.
Deep fissures in anus.—AGNUS CASTUS.
Deep pain in right side over liver, going through back.—YUCCA FILAMENTOSA.
Deep-seated pain in left hypochondrium, hypertrophy of spleen.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Desire for stool immediately after eating.—TANACETUM VULGARE.
Diarrhœa after drinking cold water, with tenesmus.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Diarrhoea and colic.—ANGUSTURA VERA.
Diarrhoea and vomiting.—FILIX MAS.
Diarrhœa as coryza improves.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.
Diarrhoea chronic disease of large intestine characterized by large secretion of mucus.—URTICA URENS.
Diarrhœa from coffee.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.
Diarrhoea from drinking bad water, with much flatulence, cutting pain, relaxation of sphincter.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.
Diarrhoea immediately after eating.—ALSTONIA SCHOLARIS.
Diarrhoea in eruptive diseases.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.
Diarrhoea in phthisis.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.
Diarrhoea only in the daytime; watery, gushing and Itching of anus.—PETROLEUM.
Diarrhoea while eating.—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Diarrhoea with much fetid flatus.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.
Diarrhoea yellow, watery stools.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
Diarrhoea, burning watery stools with relief of pain.—ARSENICUM METALLICUM.
Diarrhœa, cholera infantum.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.
Diarrhœa, painless; during day with flushed face and profuse sweat.—JABORANDI.
Diarrhœa, slimy and offensive.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Diarrhœa, with much blood.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Diarrhoea.—ARANEA DIADEMA.
Diarrhœa; bilious, liquid, gushing stool (Nat sulph; Lycop).—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.
Diarrhoea; copious blackish, lumpy stools.—GLONOINUM.
Diarrhoea; foul, putrid odor; occasioned by fright, with depression and exhaustion.—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Diarrhoea; stools profuse, frothy; worse, morning.—STICTA PULMONARIA.
Diarrhœa; stools thin, watery, preceded by sharp pains.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
Diarrhoea; stools variable and profuse, bloody.—EUONYMUS ATROPURPUREA.
Diarrhoea; stools watery, greenish, fetid, bloody.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.
Diarrhœa; stools watery, with burning at anus and through intestinal canal.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.
Diarrhœa; very offensive; dark brown.—KREOSOTUM.
Diarrhœa; worse at night; continuous urging; better towards morning.—STRONTIUM CARBONICUM.
Difficult stool; feels as if more remained to pass.—NATRIUM NITRICUM.
Discharges forcibly expelled; gurgling sound.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Disposition to noisy diarrhœa.—LEMNA MINOR.
Disposition to soft, shapeless stools.—ICHTHYOLUM.
Distended and full; increased by smoking tobacco.—MENYANTHES TRIFOLIATA.
Distended and painful.—CICUTA VIROSA.
Distended and rumbling.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.
Distended, hot, and tender.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.
Distended, hot.—BELLADONNA.
Distended, sore, and sensitive.—HEDEOMA PULEGIOIDES.
Distended, tympanitic, hard.—RAPHANUS SATIVUS.
Distended, with gurgling noises.—JATROPHA CURCAS.
Distended, with wind, and feeling as if full of sharp stones when moving; better, lying on one side or the other.—COCCULUS INDICUS.
Distended.—ABROTANUM.
Distended.—CHAMOMILLA.
Distended.—KREOSOTUM.
Distended.—MORPHINUM.
Distended.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.
Distended.—NATRIUM NITRICUM.
Distended; heat and emptiness.—PODOPHYLLINUM.
Distended; indurations in abdomen.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Distended; meteorism; very severe colic.—ONISCUS ASELLUS.
Distended; offensive flatus.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Distention and coldness of abdomen.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.
Distention and fermentation in bowels.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.
Distention of abdomen, with gas, inability to stretch out legs.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Distention with hardness.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Distention, with soreness and rumbling.—CARBONEUM SULPHURATUM.
Distention.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Distention.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Distention.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Dragging in vaginal region, as if hernia would protrude.—GRANATUM.
Dragging towards pelvis.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Dropsy of abdomen.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Dropsy, due to hepatic disease.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Dull aching in liver and epigastrium.—AESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM.
Dull dragging in right groin with cutting sensation into right testicle.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.
Dull pain in the region of the liver.—MYRICA CERIFERA.
Duodenal catarrh; hepatitis; icterus and vomiting of bile; liver sore to touch, with sharp, stitching pains; cannot bear tight clothing around waist, worse, lying on left side.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
During stool, sharp pain in left side, shooting downward.—TROMBIDIUM .
Dysenteric stool renewed each time by the least food or drink.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Dysentery of old people.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.
Dysentery, with rectal heat; tenesmus; hæmorrhage.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
Dysentery, with tympanites, tenesmus; inodorous discharges.—XANTOXYLUM FRAXINEUM.
Dysentery.—TANACETUM VULGARE.
Dysentery; stools consist of pure blood; patient becomes delirious; abdomen swells.—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Each paroxysm is attended with general agitation and a chill over the cheeks, ascending from the hypogastrium.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Early morning diarrhoea.—ICHTHYOLUM.
Early-morning, sudden diarrhœa (Sulph).—TUBERCULINUM.
Enlarged mesenteric glands.—BARYTA CARBONICA.
Enlarged spleen (Ceanoth).—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.
Enlarged spleen.—ARANEA DIADEMA.
Enlarged, indurated sore liver.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.
Enlarged, sore, painful liver.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.
Enormous distention.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.
Enormous enlargement of the spleen.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Enormously distended.—NUX MOSCHATA.
Enteralgia, relieved by pressure.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Especially suitable to drunkards.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Evacuation difficult.—TARAXACUM OFFICINALE.
Excessive colic, radiating to all parts of body.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.
Excessive distention after eating.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.
Excessive fatty deposit around abdomen.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.
Extreme sensitiveness to touch, bed-clothes, etc (Laches).—BELLADONNA.
Extremely tender.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Fainting after every stool Entero-colitis, with hemorrhage and ulceration of bowels.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.
Faintness during or after stool.—NUX MOSCHATA.
Fatty degeneration (Carbon tetrachloride; Ars. Chlorof).—PHOSPHORUS.
Feeling as if hernia would protrude, especially left side.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.
Feeling as if something rolling about.—BRACHYGLOTTIS REPENS.
Feeling of relaxation and bearing-down in abdomen.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.
Feels as if a string were tied in a “slip-knot” around intestines which was suddenly drawn tight and then gradually loosened.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Feels as if abdomen was sinking in.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.
Feels cold (Caps).—PHOSPHORUS.
Feels hollow.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.
Fermentation and sluggish bowels.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Fetid stools.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.
First stage of cholera infantum; vomiting and purging.—GNAPHALIUM POLYCEPHALUM.
First stage of dysentery, with much blood in discharges.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.
First stage of peritonitis.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Flatulence and distension; protruding here and there.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Flatulence and rumbling.—OLEUM ANIMALE AETHEREUM.
Flatulence colic; tympanites (Tereb).—CAJUPUTUM.
Flatulence pain at pubic region.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.
Flatulence with anxiety and crossness.—CICUTA VIROSA.
Flatulence with distension of abdomen—ABROMA AUGUSTA.
Flatulence with distention.—ALFALFA.
Flatulence.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.
Flatulency.—PALLADIUM METALLICUM.
Flatulency; wind colic in ascending colon; worse, before breakfast.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
Flatulent colic, after anger, with red cheeks and hot perspiration.—CHAMOMILLA.
Flatulent colic, forcing patient to bend double; relieved by rubbing, warmth, pressure; accompanied with belching of gas, which gives no relief.—MAGNESIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Flatulent colic, with retraction of abdomen (Plumb).—ZINCUM METALLICUM.
Flatulent colic, with shivering and difficult respiration.—MEZEREUM.
Flatulent colic.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.
Flatulent colic.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.
Flatulent colic.—POLYGONUM HYDROPIPEROIDES.
Flatulent distension, with spasmodic colic.—NUX VOMICA.
Flatulent distention, with pain.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Flatulent hernia.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.
Flatulent, with headache.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.
Flatus and eructations.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.
Flatus and pain.—EUONYMUS ATROPURPUREA.
Fluttering in region of ovary.—BRACHYGLOTTIS REPENS.
Forcing in lower abdomen towards genitals.—NUX VOMICA.
Frequent watery stools, worse in morning.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.
Frequent, loose, yellow, painful stools, with burning of flatulence.—ALFALFA.
Fullness and continuous rumbling.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Fullness and hardness in abdomen, as from incarcerated flatulence; must loosen clothing; presses painfully at abdominal ring.—GRAPHITES.
Fullness and soreness, with moist skin.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Fullness in region of liver, pain under right ribs.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Fullness in the stomach and abdomen.—MYRICA CERIFERA.
Fullness, even after a little food; stuffed feeling, as if she could not lean forward.—FERRUM IODATUM.
Gall-colic.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Gall-stone colic (Triumfetta semitriloba).—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Gall-stone colic.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Gallstones (Berberis).—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Gallstones.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.
Gas, fullness and distention, colicky pain and uneasiness.—SCUTELLARIA LATERIFOLIA.
Gastro-duodenal catarrh.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Gastro-duodenal catarrh.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.
Gastro-enteritis.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.
Gnawing around navel.—OLEANDER.
Gnawing, burning pains like coals of fire; relieved by heat.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Gnawing-pain; worse eating sweets.—FILIX MAS.
Great accumulation of flatus, pressing downwards, causing distress in lower bowels.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Great size of the fecal mass.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
Great straining, but little passes, Rectum feels torn.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Green, watery stools with intense thirst, vomiting, eyes sunken.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Green, watery stools.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Greenish, papescent, bloody stool.—VALERIANA OFFICINALIS.
Griping about navel.—RAPHANUS SATIVUS.
Griping after eating.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.
Griping and diarrhoea.—XANTOXYLUM FRAXINEUM.
Griping in hypochondrium in morning.—TROMBIDIUM .
Griping in region of navel, and pain in small of back.—CHAMOMILLA.
Griping in umbilical and left hypogastric region.—ICHTHYOLUM.
Griping pain, with great rumbling, nausea, and liquid feces.—POLYGONUM HYDROPIPEROIDES.
Griping, cutting in hypogastric region, with intermittent cutting in stomach and small intestines.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Gurgling and griping; distended.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.
Gurgling and pain on taking deep breath.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.
Gurgling, as if bowels were full of water.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.
Habitual colic, with hunger, but food is refused.—BARYTA CARBONICA.
Hæmorrhage from bowels.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.
Hæmorrhages from bowels, profuse, bright.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Hæmorrhoids bleed easily.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Hæmorrhoids.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Hæmorrhoids.—OPERCULINA TURPENTHUM.
Hard and tense, distended.—BARYTA CARBONICA.
Hard lumps in abdomen.—ABROTANUM.
Hard, bloated, tympanitic.—OPIUM.
Hard, bloated.—SILICEA TERRA.
Heat and irritation in lower bowels.—ALSTONIA SCHOLARIS.
Heaviness in lower abdomen, as of a stone.—ARANEA DIADEMA.
Hemorrhage from bowels.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.
Hemorrhoids hot, painful, sore. (Aloe).—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.
Hemorrhoids, with burning sensation.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.
Hemorrhoids; frequent urging; bloody stools; worse as rheumatic pains abate.—ABROTANUM.
Hepatic abscess.—SILICEA TERRA.
Hepatic colic.—CHAMOMILLA.
Hepatic region tender.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Hepatic torpor.—STELLARIA MEDIA.
Hepatitis, atrophic from of nutmeg liver.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Hepatitis, hepatic abscess; abdomen distended, tense; chronic abdominal affections.—HEPAR SULPHUR.
Hernia, right side.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Hot flatus.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Hot, sore, painful anus during pregnancy.—ZINGIBER OFFICINALE.
Hot, tense, tympanitic.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.
Hurried desire for stool.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Hyperæmia of liver, with jaundice.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Hysterical cramps.—VALERIANA OFFICINALIS.
Immediately after a light meal, abdomen is bloated, full.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
In morning rumbling in bowels, with desire for stool.—XEROPHYLLUM.
Incarcerated flatulence.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Incarcerated flatus.—AURUM METALLICUM.
Incarcerated flatus.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Incarcerated hernia.—TABACUM.
Increase of fat in abdomen.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Ineffectual urging stool, with burning in anus.—OLEUM ANIMALE AETHEREUM.
Ineffectual urging.—OLEANDER.
Infantile colic.—MENTHA PIPERITA.
Inflation and tension in abdomen.—ICTODES FOETIDA.
Inguinal and mesenteric glands swollen and painful.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Inguinal glands swollen and painful.—SILICEA TERRA.
Inguinal glands swollen.—BARYTA MURIATICA.
Inguinal region sensitive, swollen.—GRAPHITES.
Intense urging to stool, watery stools.—FORMALINUM.
Internal coldness of abdomen.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Internal coldness of stomach and abdomen.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Intestinal fermentation.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.
Intestinal flatulence.—XEROPHYLLUM.
Intestines feel as if bruised.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Intestines feel strangulated.—PALLADIUM METALLICUM.
Intolerable tenesmus o both bladder and rectum.—PYROGENIUM.
Intussusception.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.
Intussusception; strangulated hernia.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.
Irritated prostate.—GNAPHALIUM POLYCEPHALUM.
Itching at anus.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.
Itching at anus.—GRANATUM.
Itching of anus, with white putty-like stools.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.
Jaundice and dropsy.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.
Jaundice due to hepatic and gall-bladder obstruction.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Jaundice, aching in liver.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Jaundice.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Jaundice.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.
Jaundice.—IODIUM.
Jaundice.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Jaundice.—PHOSPHORUS.
Jaundice; throbbing in hypogastrium and pelvis.—AESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM.
Jelly-like stools.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Large, yellow spots on abdomen.—PHOSPHORUS.
Lead colic during colic, urging to stool and discharge of hard feces.—OPIUM.
Left lobe very sensitive.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Left-sided abdominal complaints.—ALUMINA.
Lessens the nausea and vomiting.—TABACUM.
Leucæmia.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Light colored diarrhoea.—SCUTELLARIA LATERIFOLIA.
Liver and spleen enlarged and painful.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Liver and spleen sore and enlarged.—IODIUM.
Liver and spleen swollen and enlarged.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Liver congested.—PHOSPHORUS.
Liver engorged, swollen, with stitching pain and sensitive to pressure.—STELLARIA MEDIA.
Liver engorged, with stitches and soreness.—NUX VOMICA.
Liver enlarged and indurated.—TARAXACUM OFFICINALE.
Liver enlarged with bloating of abdomen; yellow tongue.—MAGNESIUM MURIATICUM.
Liver enlarged.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Liver enlarged; sore to touch, indurated.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Liver region painful when stooping.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Liver region painful, better rubbing part.—PODOPHYLLINUM.
Liver region sensitive, cannot bear anything around waist.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Liver region swollen, sore, tensive.—BRYONIA ALBA.
Liver sensitive.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Liver sore and painful; relieved by lying on right side.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.
Liver sore, swollen, sensitive to pressure.—PTELEA TRIFOLIATA.
Liver sore.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.
Liver torpid, tender.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.
Loose evacuations with much flatulency, especially left side with pullings in legs.—FERRUM MAGNETICUM.
Loose morning stools, worse, after spell of wet weather.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
Loud gurgling in ileo-cæcal region.—GINSENG QUINQUEFOLIUM.
Loud rumbling.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.
Many brown spots on abdomen.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.
Menses profuse, and yellow weakening leucorrhœa.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Mesenteric glands enlarged.—IODIUM.
Movement as from something alive.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.
Movement in abdomen like fist of a child.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.
Movements and grumbling in abdomen.—FERRUM MAGNETICUM.
Movements as of something alive (Croc; Thuj).—SULPHUR.
Movements as of something living (Crocus), without pain.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Much flatulence.—RADIUM BROMATUM.
Much flatulent colic; better bending double.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Much flatus.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.
Much flatus; cholera infantum.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.
Much pain before and after stool; stool only after eating.—TROMBIDIUM .
Much rumbling in bowels.—SILICEA TERRA.
Much weight and pain in right side; heavy, aching feeling, relieved by lying on right side.—PTELEA TRIFOLIATA.
Much wind in bowels.—GUAJACUM OFFICINALE.
Must bend double.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.
Must use abdominal muscles to enable him to urinate.—MAGNESIUM MURIATICUM.
Musty odor.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Nausea increases with pains.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.
Nausea with sensation as if intestines were pressed downwards; wants to support bowels.—AGNUS CASTUS.
Nauseous feeling in abdomen.—GRAPHITES.
Nervous distention of bowels.—CAJUPUTUM.
Neuralgia of abdominal viscera.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.
No appetite.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
No flatus emitted upward or downward.—RAPHANUS SATIVUS.
Noise and pain in abdomen.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.
Obstinate constipation due to portal stagnation.—CROCUS SATIVUS.
Obstinate constipation, with offensive flatus.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.
Obstructed flatus, with intense colic.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.
Old chronic liver troubles, with soreness.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.
Oozing from umbilicus.—ABROTANUM.
Pain about umbilical region.—EUONYMUS ATROPURPUREA.
Pain above pelvis, with soreness.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.
Pain after a light meal, with tympanitis.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.
Pain and soreness over liver.—SULPHUR.
Pain around navel, worse pressure.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Pain around navel.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.
Pain around umbilicus and region of loins.—TARTARICUM ACIDUM.
Pain around umbilicus.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.
Pain around umbilicus; spreads all over abdomen; better, stool.—SENECIO AUREUS.
Pain as from a wound in abdomen on coughing.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Pain as from lifting a weight; colic from riding in a carriage; excessive discharge of fetid flatus.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.
Pain as if clutched by a hand; worse, jar, pressure.—BELLADONNA.
Pain as if dull plug were pressed into intestines.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.
Pain at umbilicus.—AESCULUS HIPPOCASTANUM.
Pain before flatus with and relief after stool.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.
Pain below ribs of right side.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.
Pain causes desire to stretch.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.
Pain extends deep down, causing contraction of sphincter ani.—VERBASCUM THAPSUS.
Pain from gall-bladder to chest, back, and arms.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Pain from left hypochondrium through abdomen; must turn on right side before he can rise.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.
Pain in abdomen preceding stool.—VERATRUM ALBUM.
Pain in abdomen swallowing food.—BARYTA CARBONICA.
Pain in abdomen, with vomiting.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Pain in abdominal ring on coughing.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.
Pain in abdominal ring, as if something were forced through.—COCCULUS INDICUS.
Pain in bowels; relieved by stool.—TANACETUM VULGARE.
Pain in breast extends to hip and spleen.—ARSENICUM METALLICUM.
Pain in hypochondria.—JATROPHA CURCAS.
Pain in hypogastrium before every stool.—RHUS VENENATA.
Pain in left hypochondrium.—PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS.
Pain in left side apparently in descending colon and under false ribs.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.
Pain in liver and back.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Pain in liver on pressure.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.
Pain in liver.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.
Pain in lower abdomen, extending to genitals, rectum and coccyx; better, sitting.—PARAFFINUM.
Pain in region of ascending colon.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.
Pain in region of liver and under right scapula to shoulder.—JATROPHA CURCAS.
Pain in region of liver, in right side of pelvis, followed by weakness, nausea, and pain in stomach.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.
Pain in region of liver.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Pain in region of liver.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.
Pain in right hypochondrium.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Pain in right side.—GINSENG QUINQUEFOLIUM.
Pain in sigmoid flexure and rectum.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.
Pain in small spot below navel.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Pain in spleen down to groin.—ARSENICUM METALLICUM.
Pain in spleen.—COBALTUM METALLICUM.
Pain in spot beneath navel.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.
Pain in stomach and abdomen; worse about umbilicus (Cocc; Nux m; Plumb); ineffectual urging.—GRANATUM.
Pain in umbilical region; extending through to back.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
Pain in upper part and region of navel two hours after eating, with much flatulence.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.
Pain of gas opposite the side on which he lies.—GRAPHITES.
Pain or painful cold feeling in abdomen, better external heat.—SILICEA TERRA.
Pain over liver.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Pain over region of liver, with sensation as if diarrhoea would set it.—RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS.
Pain over region of liver.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.
Pain shooting across lower abdomen from right to left.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Pain with wandering swellings as from flatus.—CARBONEUM SULPHURATUM.
Pain, violent cramps, rumbling, full of gas; pain over McBurney’s point, and at location of sigmoid flexure.—RADIUM BROMATUM.
Painful distension.—TABACUM.
Painful retraction, soreness and burning.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Painful tightness.—CONIUM MACULATUM.
Painful, bleeding, protruding piles.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.
Painful, distended; loud rumbling.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Painless hiccough.—FILIX MAS.
Painless watery stools (Phosph ac).—ALSTONIA SCHOLARIS.
Pains in abdomen, hepatic region and of transverse colon, also in gall-bladder and right inguinal region and spermatic cords.—STACHYS BETONICA.
Pains in left hypogastrium.—ALLIUM CEPA.
Pains suddenly shift to different parts; appear in remote localities, as fingers and toes.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Painter’s colic.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
Pancreatic disease and other glandular disorders.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Pancreatic disease.—IODIUM.
Pancreatic disease.—PHOSPHORUS.
Paralytic weakness of intestines.—NUX MOSCHATA.
Periodical night diarrhœa, with pain and green discharges.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.
Peritonitis.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Perityphlitis.—GINSENG QUINQUEFOLIUM.
Piles swollen; pain worse sitting, with stitching, burning pains at the anus.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Piles, constriction of anus.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.
Pressing and bearing down in abdomen; extending into pelvis.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
Pressing in both groins toward sexual organs.—ALUMINA.
Pressing pain in liver; worse lying on right side.—MAGNESIUM MURIATICUM.
Pressure as from a stone.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Pressure as of a plug behind right false ribs; worse, deep inspiration.—RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS.
Pressure downwards and backwards against rectum and anus; worse, standing; better, walking in open air.—LILIUM TIGRINUM.
Pressure in abdomen, especially on stooping forward.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.
Pressure in inguinal ring.—MEZEREUM.
Profuse, bilious stool, with nausea.—NYCTANTHES ARBOR TRISTIS.
Profuse, watery, white stools in morning, 4 am, with colicky pains; expelled with force.—RHUS VENENATA.
Prolapsus ani.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Prolapsus recti (Ign; Pod).—KALIUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Prostration.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Protruding piles, worse after stool, better lying down.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.
Protruding piles.—NUX MOSCHATA.
Pruritus ani and piles.—RADIUM BROMATUM.
Pulsating pain around navel.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Rectal hemorrhage; worse in morning.—ACALYPHA INDICA.
Red spots on abdomen.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Reflex symptoms from floating kidney.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.
Region of liver sore.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Renal colic, with pain in extremities.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Rests more comfortably lying on abdomen.—MEDORRHINUM.
Retching and vomiting, loss of appetite.—RAPHANUS SATIVUS.
Retraction of abdomen.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Retraction of abdomen.—PTELEA TRIFOLIATA.
Rheumatism of abdominal muscles.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.
Rice water stools with cramps and chilliness.—RICINUS COMMUNIS.
Right hypochondrium hot and painful.—AURUM METALLICUM.
Right side markedly affected.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.
Rumbling and colic.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.
Rumbling and fermentation.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.
Rumbling and sharp cutting pain.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.
Rumbling and shifting of flatus in ascending colon.—PODOPHYLLINUM.
Rumbling distention, and griping pain in abdomen.—ACALYPHA INDICA.
Rumbling in bowels.—IGNATIA AMARA.
Rumbling in.—CICUTA VIROSA.
Rumbling of flatus on first rising, but disappears with continued motion.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.
Rumbling with contraction of recti muscles, colic, incessant diarrhoea with purging.—RICINUS COMMUNIS.
Rumbling, griping, colicky pains, starting from back, spreading over abdomen.—MOMORDICA BALSAMICA.
Rumbling, gurgling.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Rumbling, offensive flatus.—ALLIUM CEPA.
Rumbling, pinching, and griping.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.
Rumbling, with emission of much flatus.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Scanty, yellow, frothy urine.—MYRICA CERIFERA.
Scaphoid abdomen.—IODOFORMIUM.
Sensation as if bowels were falling out.—KALIUM BROMATUM.
Sensation as if bowels were sinking down.—ABROTANUM.
Sensation as if hernia would protrude (Nux).—VERATRUM ALBUM.
Sensation as if intestines were bitten off.—PALLADIUM METALLICUM.
Sensation as if stones were being ground together in the abdomen, and would burst.—COLOCYNTHIS.
Sensation of a plug behind umbilicus.—RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS.
Sensation of bubbles bursting in bowels.—TARAXACUM OFFICINALE.
Sensation of plug between symphysis pubis and os coccygis, with urging to stool.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Sensation of something alive in abdomen, stomach, etc., especially on left side (Calend).—CROCUS SATIVUS.
Sensation of weakness or sinking.—PODOPHYLLINUM.
Sensation of weight, of fullness; borborygmi; abundant emission of wind.—LACTUCA VIROSA.
Sensitive to slightest pressure.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Sensitive to touch.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.
Sensitive, bruised, swollen, knife-like pains.—CONIUM MACULATUM.
Sensitive.—CONVALLARIA MAJALIS.
Severe abdominal pains, pulsation in abdominal aorta, and epigastric constriction.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.
Severe aching in and around the liver.—CONIUM MACULATUM.
Severe pain following an abdominal operation.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Sharp pain in abdominal muscles, griping pain in bowels.—STRYCHNINUM PURUM.
Sharp pains from liver, shooting upward to right nipple.—DIOSCOREA VILLOSA.
Sharp stitches in left side.—TARAXACUM OFFICINALE.
Sharp thrusts through abdomen.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Sharp, cutting pains.—PHOSPHORUS.
Shifting, flatulent pain along colon several hours after meals.—ALFALFA.
Shooting in liver.—COBALTUM METALLICUM.
Shooting pain from navel to pelvis.—PALLADIUM METALLICUM.
Sinking and empty feeling.—VERATRUM ALBUM.
Sore pain in liver goes through to shoulders and spine.—ARSENICUM METALLICUM.
Sore spot in right hypochondrium.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.
Sore, bruised on pressure, when sneezing.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Sore, tender, tympanitic.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Sore; enlarged, with jaundice and constipation.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Sore; sharp sticking pain as if stool was coming on; diarrhœa, sharp pain in left iliac region going over to right.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.
Soreness in right hypochondrium, fatty infiltration of liver and increase in soft fibrous tissue.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Soreness of abdomen, in region of liver.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.
Soreness of abdomen, swelling in right groin.—PALLADIUM METALLICUM.
Soreness of abdominal walls and of uterus.—BELLIS PERENNIS.
Soreness over liver.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.
Soreness over region of gall-bladder, with diarrhœa.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.
Spasmodic cholera.—CAJUPUTUM.
Spasmodic colic, much flatus.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.
Spasmodic pain in rectum.—BARYTA MURIATICA.
Spasmodic retraction.—ACTAEA SPICATA.
Spasms in bowels after food and at night in bed.—VALERIANA OFFICINALIS.
Spleen affections.—PARTHENIUM HYSTEROPHORUS.
Spleen swollen, sore.—AGNUS CASTUS.
Splenic stitches, especially in the morning, with difficult breathing.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.
Splenitis; pain all up the left side.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Spluttering diarrhoea with forcible expulsion of noisy flatus, bearing down pains and tenesmus.—ACALYPHA INDICA.
Stabbing pain, with chilliness.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Sticking deep in ilium.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Sticking in abdominal ring.—STRONTIUM CARBONICUM.
Sticking pain and distension of hypogastrium.—ACTAEA SPICATA.
Stitches in liver.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.
Stitches in region of gall-bladder; worse, pressure, extending to stomach.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Stitches in region of liver.—KALIUM CARBONICUM.
Stitches in spleen, sore, enlarged.—BELLIS PERENNIS.
Stitches through perineum towards rectum and genitals.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.
Stitches under false ribs.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Stitches under short ribs, left side.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.
Stitching in liver region.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.
Stitching in region of liver when walking, coughing, breathing, or touching it (Bry; Merc).—HEPAR SULPHUR.
Stitching pain in front of kidneys extending to liver, spleen, stomach, groins, Poupart’s ligament.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Stitching pains in liver, spleen (Ceanothus) and abdomen.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.
Stitchy ulcerative pain on left side of stomach, below short ribs.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.
Stool color of coffee-grounds (worse at night), with brown and dry tongue, and dark-green vomiting.—TARTARICUM ACIDUM.
Stool constipated, hard and accumulated in rectum.—SELENIUM METALLICUM.
Stool is soft, and yet is unable to expel it, even with long straining (Alum).—NUX MOSCHATA.
Stool liquid, frothy, profuse, brown, with colic, and pad-like swelling of intestines.—RAPHANUS SATIVUS.
Stool passes when emitting flatus.—OLEANDER.
Stool yellowish brown, with bile.—YUCCA FILAMENTOSA.
Stools bright yellow.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Stools dark-brown, offensive, discharged with much force.—TUBERCULINUM.
Stools difficult, hard, and knotty.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.
Stools fermented, profuse, clayey.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.
Stools involuntary, when passing flatus.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.
Stools soft, recede, difficult.—AGNUS CASTUS.
Stools very offensive, thin, dark, bloody.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.
Stools watery, bloody, undigested.—FERRUM PHOSPHORICUM.
Strained feeling in groin.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.
Straining at stool; thin, dark, bloody, with tenesmus.—SENECIO AUREUS.
Strangulated hernia (Op).—NUX VOMICA.
Sudden cramps and colic pains.—VIBURNUM OPULUS.
Sudden diarrhœa before breakfast.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.
Sunken and flabby.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.
Sunken; spasmodic, flatulent colic.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.
Swelling and suppuration of inguinal glands.—AURUM METALLICUM.
Swelling in right groin.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Swelling of gall bladder with painful tenderness.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.
Swelling of glands with large abdomen in children.—MEZEREUM.
Swelling of inguinal glands (Merc).—DULCAMARA.
Swelling of inguinal glands.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.
Swelling of liver.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.
Swelling resembling umbilical hernia.—GRANATUM.
Swollen abdomen in children, with much flatus.—STAPHYSAGRIA.
Swollen, painful to touch.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.
Tabes mesenterica.—TUBERCULINUM.
Tearing pains during stools.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Tender to pressure about umbilicus.—VIBURNUM OPULUS.
Tender, swollen.—BELLADONNA.
Tenderness and tympanites.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Tenderness in left inguinal region; bearing-down pain, extending down thigh.—FRAXINUS AMERICANA.
Tenderness of abdominal walls.—BRYONIA ALBA.
Tenderness of liver.—NYCTANTHES ARBOR TRISTIS.
Tenesmus with soft stool; chronic diarrhoea, with debility and loss of flesh.—ANGUSTURA VERA.
Tense, hot and tender to touch; contracted.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.
Tense, inflated, and sensitive.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Tense, painful, rumbling.—GINSENG QUINQUEFOLIUM.
Thin, watery diarrhœa, with lumps of coagulated milk, with violent screaming in children.—VALERIANA OFFICINALIS.
Thin, watery stool, intermingled with hard lumps of feces (Ant crud).—SENECIO AUREUS.
Thread-worms, causing itching at the anus.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.
Throbbing (Selen); induration of pancreas; abdominal aneurism.—BARYTA MURIATICA.
Throbbing in abdomen (Aloe; Sang).—IGNATIA AMARA.
Tongue heavily coated.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.
Transverse colon protrudes like a pad.—BELLADONNA.
Trembling; weakness, as if sprained.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Twisting pain about navel (Spig).—CINA MARITIMA.
Tympanites.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Tympanites.—TARAXACUM OFFICINALE.
Tympanitic abdomen.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Tympanitic distention.—SABINA.
Tympanitic.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.
Tympanitis.—MORPHINUM.
Typhoid diarrhœa.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.
Umbilical hernia of infants.—NUX VOMICA.
Umbilical hernia.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Unable to lie on left side.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Uncomfortable fullness and swelling of abdomen.—STRONTIUM CARBONICUM.
Undigested feces.—OLEANDER.
Urine increased, with soreness and aching in bladder.—STICTA PULMONARIA.
Urine smells like cat’s urine.—CAJUPUTUM.
Very fetid gas preceded by colic.—GRAPHITES.
Very heavy; contractive, pinching, pain in right illiac region.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Very sensitive to pressure; internal feeling of rawness and soreness.—SULPHUR.
Violent abdominal pain.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.
Violent cutting pains after stools, lasting for hours (Ratanh).—NITRICUM ACIDUM.
Violent dyspnœa.—CEANOTHUS AMERICANUS.
Violent pain in liver and spleen.—MEDORRHINUM.
Violent pains, relieved by lying on abdomen.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.
Violent purging and cramp in bowels.—ALSTONIA SCHOLARIS.
Violent urging to urinate.—JATROPHA CURCAS.
Vomiting of fecal matter.—RAPHANUS SATIVUS.
Wants abdomen uncovered.—TABACUM.
Watery diarrhœa, profuse with sinking sensation, Cholera morbus.—OPERCULINA TURPENTHUM.
Weak feeling in upper abdomen.—IGNATIA AMARA.
Weak feeling, as if diarrhœa would come on.—ALOE SOCOTRINA.
Weak feeling, with dragging into the hips and small of back.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.
Weakness of abdominal ring region.—NUX VOMICA.
White stools.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.
Wind seems to rise up to chest.—RHEUM PALMATUM.
Worm colic, with itching of nose, pale face, blue rings around eyes.—FILIX MAS.
Worms; lumbrici.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.
Yellow, painless diarrhœa, foul odor, worse at night.—BELLIS PERENNIS.
Yellow, slimy diarrhœa.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.