Stool
Absence of all desire for defecation is a contra-indication.—NUX VOMICA.
Adheres to rectum, like soft clay.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
After any emotion with flatulence.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.
After fruit (Ars; Chin).—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Alternate constipation and diarrhœa-after abuse of purgatives.—NUX VOMICA.
Anal itching (Sulpho-calc. Alum).—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
Anus feels constricted, full, throbs.—MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS.
Anus feels raw.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Anus feels sore and raw.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.
Anus feels tight, as if nothing could go through it.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Anus inflamed.—RICINUS COMMUNIS.
Anus moist and sore.—NITROMURIATICUM ACIDUM.
Anus sore and burning.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.
Asiatic cholera, with cramps in calves, coldness of body, anguish, great weakness, collapse, tongue and mouth cold.—CAMPHORA.
Autumnal dysentery; stools contain while shreddy particles in large quantities.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Bilious diarrhœa, with aversion to coffee.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.
Black, painful, bloody, with tenesmus and weakness.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.
Black, thin, offensive, like coffee-grounds.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.
Blackish; involuntary.—CAMPHORA.
Bleeding after hard stool.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.
Bleeding hæmorrhoids.—MILLEFOLIUM.
Bleeding hæmorrhoids.—PHOSPHORUS.
Bleeding piles, with soreness of anus.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.
Bleeding piles.—LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA.
Blind hæmorrhoids, with itching and sticking pains.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Blood oozes from rectum when standing or walking.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.
Bloody mucous stools.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Bloody mucus, with burning and tenesmus; drawing pain in back after stool.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.
Bloody, black, and offensive.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Bloody, like scrapings of intestines.—CARBOLICUM ACIDUM.
Bloody, painless.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Bloody, with burning and tenesmus and shuddering after stool.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.
Body cold as ice (Verat).—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Brown, watery, diarrhoea early in morning, with cough, driving him out of bed.—RUMEX CRISPUS.
Burning and itching of anus (Ratanh; Sulph).—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Burning at anus.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.
Burning hemorrhoids.—GRAPHITES.
Burning in anus.—CORNUS CIRCINATA.
Burning in rectum, with strangury of bladder.—SENNA.
Camp diarrhoea.—JUGLANS CINEREA.
Can pass stool only by leaning very far back.—MEDORRHINUM.
Cannot urinate without a stool.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Catarrhal proctitis.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
Children’s diarrhoea.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Cholera infantum; child cold, clammy, stupid, with staring eyes and dilated pupils.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Cholera, with intense agony, prostration, and burning thirst.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Cholera; with cramps in abdomen and calves.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.
Choleraic affections in old age.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Cholera-like stools, with coldness and cramps.—SECALE CORNUTUM.
Chopped white and yellow mucus like chopped eggs and spinach.—CHAMOMILLA.
Chronic diarrhœa, with offensive mucus.—GERANIUM MACULATUM.
Clay colored stools with jaundice.—LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA.
Clay-colored and soft.—HEPAR SULPHUR.
Constant desire to defecate, from pressure in rectum, worse standing.—LILIUM TIGRINUM.
Constant desire to go to stool, with inability to pass anything for some time.—GERANIUM MACULATUM.
Constant desire to urinate on seeing running water.—LYSSINUM.
Constant discharge of flatus when walking.—MYRICA CERIFERA.
Constant uneasiness in rectum.—NUX VOMICA.
Constant urging in rectum, not for stool.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Constant urging to stool, followed by sudden evacuation.—CROTON TIGLIUM.
Constant urging to stool.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Constipated, offensive stool.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Constipated, with ineffectual urging.—NITROMURIATICUM ACIDUM.
Constipated, with sore liver.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.
Constipation after mental shock or severe nervous strain.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Constipation alternating with diarrhoea (Ant cr).—IODIUM.
Constipation of infants (Collins; Psor; Paraf) and old people from inactive rectum, and in women of very sedentary habit.—ALUMINA.
Constipation of infants, in pale, sickly scrofulous children.—PSORINUM.
Constipation of travelers, who are constantly changing food and water.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
Constipation, with colic and flatulence.—SENNA.
Constipation, with complete inertia (Opium); obstinate from impaction.—PYROGENIUM.
Constipation, with frequent ineffectual urging, incomplete and unsatisfactory; feeling as if part remained unexpelled.—NUX VOMICA.
Constipation, with gouty acidity.—GRATIOLA OFFICINALIS.
Constipation, with hemorrhoids; not bleeding.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.
Constipation, with ineffectual urging; better by drinking cold milk.—IODIUM.
Constipation, with very offensive breath.—CARBOLICUM ACIDUM.
Constipation.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.
Constipation.—GERANIUM MACULATUM.
Constipation.—LAC VACCINUM DEFLORATUM.
Constipation; feels as if something would break on straining.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Constipation; large, difficult, knotty stools united by mucus threads.—GRAPHITES.
Constipation; light-colored stools.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.
Constipation; stool at first hard, then pasty, then liquid.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Constipation; stools hard, dry, as if burnt; seem too large.—BRYONIA ALBA.
Constipation; stools hard, round balls, like sheep’s dung, bright yellow, pasty; clay-colored, stools float in water; alternation of diarrhoea and constipation.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.
Constriction of rectum.—NUX VOMICA.
Copious watery stools, with much urging; always forcibly shot out, with gurgling in intestines; worse, drinking the least quantity, or even while eating.—CROTON TIGLIUM.
Cramps.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.
Crawling and constriction in rectum.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Cream-colored (Calc), tea-green.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.
Dark, bilious, offensive diarrhoea, with sallow complexion.—CORNUS CIRCINATA.
Dark, fetid, worse after eating.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Dark-green, watery, with griping.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.
Desire for stool on hearing or seeing running water.—LYSSINUM.
Desire for stool on lying on, left side.—PHOSPHORUS.
Diarrhœa after a debauch; worse, morning.—NUX VOMICA.
Diarrhœa after acids, sour wine, baths, overeating; slimy, flatulent stools.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
Diarrhoea after maple sugar and from change of weather.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.
Diarrhœa alternates with constipation, especially in old people.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
Diarrhœa during dentition.—CHAMOMILLA.
Diarrhœa during jaundice.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.
Diarrhœa during the lying-in period.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Diarrhœa during typhoid.—NUPHAR LUTEUM.
Diarrhœa from coffee and fruit, thin, yellow, urgent; worse in morning.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.
Diarrhœa from eating veal.—KALIUM NITRICUM.
Diarrhoea from emotional excitement, fright, bad news (Phos ac).—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.
Diarrhoea from juicy fruits or cider; during dentition.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.
Diarrhœa immediately after eating or drinking.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.
Diarrhoea in morning, with painful urging and burning in anus, and pressure in rectum and bladder.—APHIS CHENOPODII GLAUCI.
Diarrhoea in morning.—CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS.
Diarrhoea in weakly, delicate rachitic children.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.
Diarrhœa of consumption; worse lying on left side.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Diarrhœa of nursing children (Cham; Calc phos).—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.
Diarrhoea of undigested, food, fetid, with ravenous appetite.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Diarrhoea on urinating.—ALUMINA.
Diarrhoea painless, clay-colored, burning, and smarting in anus and perineum.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Diarrhoea watery, yellow; cholera infantum type.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Diarrhœa, after fatty food; clay-colored, white, or slimy stools.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.
Diarrhœa, colicky, pains; involuntary, aggravated by mental excitement or during sleep.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Diarrhœa, offensive, preceded by colic; stools mucous, with aphthous sore mouth.—BORAX VENETA.
Diarrhoea, watery brown, gushing out in jet.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.
Diarrhoea, white, watery, involuntary, painless, with much flatus; not specially exhausting.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.
Diarrhoea, whitish, frothy, fatty.—IODIUM.
Diarrhoea, with brown watery.—PLANTAGO MAJOR.
Diarrhœa, with jaundice (Dig).—NUX VOMICA.
Diarrhœa.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Diarrhoea; forced discharge; loud noise in abdomen like gurgling of water coming out of a bung-hole, associated with coldness, cramps, nausea, and vomiting.—JATROPHA CURCAS.
Diarrhœa; green, frothy water, followed by anal burning, forcibly evacuated without pain.—GRATIOLA OFFICINALIS.
Diarrhoea; horribly offensive, brown-black, painless, involuntary.—PYROGENIUM.
Diarrhœa; profuse, greenish mucus.—KALIUM CHLORICUM.
Diarrhœa; stools thin, black, putrid.—CARBOLICUM ACIDUM.
Difficult even when soft (Alum; Plat).—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Difficult to expel.—PHOSPHORUS.
Difficult, painful, constipated.—MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS.
Discharge accompanied by chilliness, sick stomach, cutting colic, and tenesmus.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Discharge of blood from rectum, during stool.—PHOSPHORUS.
Drastic purgation from large doses; mild laxative condition from smaller doses; followed several weeks afterwards by obstinate constipation.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.
Dysenteric stools with muscular pains.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Dysenteric, slimy.—IPECACUANHA.
Dysentery dark, bloody, very offensive.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Dysentery.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.
Dysentery; mucous stools, like scrapings of intestines.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.
Dysentery; mucus and blood, with chilliness (Merc; Rheum).—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Dysentery; mucus and blood, with tenesmus, especially in plethoric and nervous women at change of life.—LILIUM TIGRINUM.
Dysentery; purging, with slimy stools.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.
Dysentery; small stools of mucus and blood, covered with bile.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.
Dysentery; stools relieve pains for a time.—NUX VOMICA.
Dysentery; tenesmus, not relieved by stool; incessant.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.
Dysentery; tenesmus, stools brown, frothy.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Early-morning urgent stool.—LILIUM TIGRINUM.
Entero-colitis.—NUPHAR LUTEUM.
Evacuation preceded by painful urging long before stool, and then straining at stool.—ALUMINA.
Even a soft stool is passed with difficulty.—ALUMINA.
Feces protrude and recede (Thuj; Sil).—OPIUM.
Feeling as if sphincter were open and stools ran right out.—APOCYNUM CANNABINUM.
Fever, emaciation, somnolence.—RICINUS COMMUNIS.
Fissure of anus (Ratanhia; Paeonia).—GRAPHITES.
Fistula and large piles.—CAUSTICUM.
Fistula in ano, alternating with chest symptoms.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.
Fistula in ano.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Fluid yellowish, with pinching pains before.—SENNA.
Fluids go right through him; after sweets.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.
Frequent small evacuations.—NUX VOMICA.
Frequent urging; hard, with tenesmus.—CONIUM MACULATUM.
Frequent, green watery.—EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM.
Frothy, offensive, liquid, light-colored, like soapsuds, bowel movements, mostly windy.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.
Gelatinous, yellowish green; semi-fluid, with urinary suppression.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.
Great straining.—ALUMINA.
Great tenesmus.—CARBOLICUM ACIDUM.
Great weakness after stool.—PHOSPHORUS.
Green mucus with grains like sago.—PHOSPHORUS.
Green, slimy, hot, sputtering, undigested, with fetid flatus.—CALCAREA PHOSPHORICA.
Green, watery, frothy, like a frog-pond’s scum.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Green, watery, slimy, bloody, mucus, especially in summer, when the weather suddenly becomes cold; from damp, cold weather and repelled eruptions.—DULCAMARA.
Greenish mucus; never-get-done sensation (Merc).—SENNA.
Greenish, bloody and slimy, worse at night, with pain and tenesmus.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Greenish.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.
Hæmorrhage from bowels.—MILLEFOLIUM.
Hæmorrhoids, bleeding profusely, with soreness.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.
Hæmorrhoids, with hypochondriasis.—GRATIOLA OFFICINALIS.
Hæmorrhoids, with painful fissures.—CHAMOMILLA.
Hæmorrhoids; bleeding; blood dark and thick; fibrinous, clotted.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.
Hæmorrhoids; very painful to touch, aching (Mur ac).—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Hard dry, knotty; no desire.—ALUMINA.
Hard lumps mixed with watery discharge.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
Hard, black stools.—CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS.
Hard, difficult stool, with blood from rectum and burning piles.—PSORINUM.
Hard, tough, covered with mucus; shines like grease; small-shaped; expelled with much straining, or only on standing up.—CAUSTICUM.
Heat and burning in rectum during stool.—CONIUM MACULATUM.
Hemorrhage at every stool.—IODIUM.
Hemorrhage from bowels in malarial fevers and with heart symptoms.—CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS.
Hemorrhage from bowels like charred straw, black particles.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Hemorrhoids burn like fire; relieved by heat.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Hemorrhoids protrude, become constricted, purplish.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Hemorrhoids swollen and painful.—CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS.
Hemorrhoids, internal and bleeding.—CHROMICUM ACIDUM.
Hemorrhoids, with stinging pain, after confinement.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Hot, green, watery, fetid, slimy, with colic.—CHAMOMILLA.
Inactive intestinal canal.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Ineffectual desire.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.
Ineffectual pressing; feels feces in rectum, but cannot expel them.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Ineffectual urging.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Ineffectual urging; stool hard, followed by backache or cramping pain in rectum; prolapsus recti; itching of anus, especially young children.—FERRUM METALLICUM.
Intense itching of anus.—MEDORRHINUM.
Intestinal hemorrhage; blood dark, fluid, non-coagulable.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.
Involuntary defecation.—HYOSCYAMUS NIGER.
Involuntary on every motion; anus seems open.—APIS MELLIFICA.
Involuntary stools; no sensation of passing feces, anus wide open.—SECALE CORNUTUM.
Involuntary; seems as if anus remained open.—PHOSPHORUS.
Irregular, peristaltic action; hence frequent ineffectual desire, or passing but small quantities at each attempt.—NUX VOMICA.
Itching and burning at anus.—ALUMINA.
Itching of anus (Teuc).—CINA MARITIMA.
Itching of anus, with sensation as of a stick in rectum.—RUMEX CRISPUS.
Itching of anus.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.
Itching of anus.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.
Itching, blind hæmorrhoids, with ineffectual urging to stool; very painful; after drastic drugs.—NUX VOMICA.
Jelly-like, gelatinous; worse, mornings.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Jelly-like, white mucus; involuntary.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.
Liver enlarged and tender, stools hard and dark, with loss appetite, coated tongue, bad taste, and weakness.—SENNA.
Long, narrow, hard, like a dog’s.—PHOSPHORUS.
Looks like brown yeast.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Loose, dark, at night.—WYETHIA HELENOIDES.
Loose, incessant, painless, with painful cramps in muscles of extremities.—RICINUS COMMUNIS.
Loose, light-colored stool; ash-colored and destitute of bile.—MYRICA CERIFERA.
Loose, pappy, offensive stools in children.—BORAX VENETA.
Loose, windy, dark stool, immediately after dinner.—CORNUS CIRCINATA.
Loss of power to expel even a soft stool.—HEPAR SULPHUR.
Lump stool, conjoined with threads of mucus.—GRAPHITES.
Membranous shreds, with tenesmus.—KALIUM NITRICUM.
Milk passes undigested in nursing children.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Mucous piles, continued oozing of mucus.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
Mucous, bloody, excessively fetid, dark fluid.—PSORINUM.
Must lie down after every stool.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Never-get-done feeling.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
No desire until there is a large accumulation (Bry; Alum).—MELILOTUS OFFICINALIS.
Obstinate constipation; feels as if all bowel action is lost.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Obstinate constipation; no desire to go to stool.—OPIUM.
Offensive, brown, bloody, putrid, involuntary.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Olivegreen, thin, putrid, bloody, with icy coldness and intolerance of being covered, with great exhaustion.—SECALE CORNUTUM.
Oozing of fetid moisture.—MEDORRHINUM.
Pain darting up the rectum every time be sneezes or coughs.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Painful abscesses about the anus in cases of fistula.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.
Painful lump sensation on posterior surface of sphincter.—MEDORRHINUM.
Painful, scanty, transparent, jelly-like mucus; pain, as if anus were torn open, with prolapse.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.
Painless diarrhoea, with great thirst, and frequent micturition and vomiting.—BISMUTHUM SUBNITRICUM.
Painless, copious debilitating diarrhœa.—PHOSPHORUS.
Partial paralysis of rectum and sphincter.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.
Partial paralysis of rectum.—CAUSTICUM.
Periodic constipation, with pain across the loins, and brown urine.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Piles more sensitive with backache.—BELLADONNA.
Piles.—RUMEX CRISPUS.
Pinching in lower abdomen, with rumbling.—BISMUTHUM SUBNITRICUM.
Preceded by griping, colicky pain.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Pressure down the anus.—LILIUM TIGRINUM.
Profuse black, fetid stools, with pain at umbilicus.—LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA.
Profuse, watery stools, with pain in bowels; worse, evening.—LYSSINUM.
Prolapse ani, and burning, stinging hemorrhoids.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Prolapse of rectum with hemorrhoids.—LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA.
Prolapse, diarrhoea; stools of brown fluid, mixed with undigested substance, very fetid, sour odor.—GRAPHITES.
Prolapsus ani (Ignatia; Podoph).—BELLADONNA.
Pruritus ani.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.
Pruritus.—CAUSTICUM.
Pulsation in rectum.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.
Purulent diarrhoea mixed with blood.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.
Pus-like, slimy discharge from the bowels.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.
Rectal hemorrhage.—LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA.
Rectum constricted.—GRATIOLA OFFICINALIS.
Rectum sore and burns.—CAUSTICUM.
Rectum sore, dry, inflamed, bleeding.—ALUMINA.
Retarded; feces scanty; evacuated with difficulty.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
Round, hard, black balls.—OPIUM.
Rumbling, watery; worse, night No two stools alike.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Scanty stool, with much urging.—NUX VOMICA.
Scanty, bloody mucus, with bile, and constant desire, without tenesmus.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.
Sensation of a plug in anus.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.
Sensation of great weight in anus.—CACTUS GRANDIFLORUS.
Shivering with burning.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.
Shuddering during stool.—BELLADONNA.
Skin excoriated about anus.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Small, offensive, dark, with much prostration.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Smarting, sore anus, itching.—GRAPHITES.
Soft and small, size of goose-quill (Phos).—CAUSTICUM.
Soreness of anus.—CHAMOMILLA.
Sour, white, undigested, fetid.—HEPAR SULPHUR.
Sour, with tenesmus (Rheum).—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.
Spasmodic retention of feces in small intestines.—OPIUM.
Sphincter constricted.—NITROMURIATICUM ACIDUM.
Squirting diarrhœa; frothy, olive green, with cutting in abdomen.—ELATERIUM OFFICINARUM.
Sticky stool.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
Stinging pain during stool.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.
Stinging pain in rectum; spasmodic stricture.—BELLADONNA.
Stitches in them on sneezing or coughing.—LACHESIS MUTUS.
Stool as if burnt.—PLATINUM METALLICUM.
Stool hard, difficult, small, incomplete.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.
Stool hot, bloody, slimy, offensive, with cutting pains and shreds of mucous membrane.—MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS.
Stool large and hard (Bry); whitish, watery, sour.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.
Stool like olives.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.
Stool painless or involuntary.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.
Stools brown, thick, bloody; worse in morning, from moving, in hot weather, after being heated, from cold drinks, every spell of hot weather.—BRYONIA ALBA.
Stools composed entirely of mucus.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.
Stools green, slimy, and bloody.—RICINUS COMMUNIS.
Stools hard, large, with great straining; painful, lacerating anus.—LAC VACCINUM DEFLORATUM.
Stools involuntary, black, offensive, frothy.—OPIUM.
Stools large, black, carrion-like, or small black balls.—PYROGENIUM.
Stools of white, transparent, gelatinous mucus; later mingled with blood.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.
Stools.–Hard and knotty.—APHIS CHENOPODII GLAUCI.
Stools.–Pitch-like green as grass, like frothy molasses, with griping at navel.—IPECACUANHA.
Stools.–Putrid diarrhoea; gastro-intestinal derangements, especially in children; stools like green frog’s spawn (Magn carb).—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.
Stools.–Thin, green, dysenteric; in lumps like chalk.—BELLADONNA.
Straining of tenesmus in diarrhœa.—ARNICA MONTANA.
Sudden, profuse, watery, like rice-water.—JATROPHA CURCAS.
Swashing sensation in intestines.—CROTON TIGLIUM.
Tearing around anus.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.
Thin, watery, bloody.—KALIUM NITRICUM.
Thirsty after stool, with shivering.—CAPSICUM ANNUUM.
Tremulous weakness after every stool.—CONIUM MACULATUM.
Two or three normal stools daily.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.
Typhoid stools turn black and look like tar.—LEPTANDRA VIRGINICA.
Undigested, at night, while eating or drinking, painless.—FERRUM METALLICUM.
Undigested, frothy, yellow; painless; worse at night, after meals, during hot weather, from fruit, milk, beer.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Undigested, thin, greenish, preceded by colic, with tenesmus, and followed by exhaustion and drowsiness.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.
Urging to stool felt throughout abdomen.—NUX VOMICA.
Urging to stool, with no other results than the expulsion of a great amount of flatus.—MYRICA CERIFERA.
Urine bloody (Senec aur).—MILLEFOLIUM.
Valuable in advanced phthisis (Seneg; Puls; Lycop; Ars).—RUMEX CRISPUS.
Varices of the rectum.—GRAPHITES.
Very fetid stools and flatus.—PHOSPHORUS.
Very weakening, with much flatulence.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.
Violent pain in rectum, as if pressed asunder.—OPIUM.
Wants to defecate; goes often, but cannot bad, can hardly stand.—PLANTAGO MAJOR.
Watery, copious, forceful.—ELATERIUM OFFICINARUM.
Watery, flatulent, with soreness in anus; worse after eating.—APOCYNUM CANNABINUM.
Watery, frequent, copious, with nausea and vertigo.—CHROMICUM ACIDUM.
Watery, noisy, flatulent; green, like chopped spinach, with shreddy mucus and enormous distention of abdomen; very offensive.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.
Weakness in small of back.—CHROMICUM ACIDUM.
White mucus, like small pieces of popped corn, preceded by pinching colic.—CINA MARITIMA.
White, chalk-like, ashy, pasty stools.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.
White, hard stools.—PHOSPHORUS.
Whitish-gray stools.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.
Worms (Sabad; Naphth; Nat phos).—CINA MARITIMA.
Worse at night, and after eating and drinking; from chilling stomach, alcoholic abuse, spoiled meat.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.
Yellow diarrhœa; worse in the morning.—NUPHAR LUTEUM.
Yellowish-green, with tenesmus and burning at anus.—JUGLANS CINEREA.