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Dysentery – Stool and Rectum – Chapter 20 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

CHAPTER 20.
STOOL AND RECTUM.

Anus
* Cholera Asiatica * Cholera
Infantum * Cholera Morbus
* Constipation * Diarrhœa
*

Dysentery
* Flatus * Hæmorrhoids
* Rectum * Stool
* Before Stool * During
Stool * After Stool * Worms

Dysentery.

Dysentery :-

Acon.,
Æth., ALOE,
Alumin.,
¤ Anac.,
Ant-t., APIS,
Arg-n., ARN.,
ARS., Bapt.,
Bar-m., BELL.,
CANTH., CAPS., Carb-v.,
Cast., Cean.,
Cham., ¤ Cit-l.,
Clem., Coca,
COLCH.,
COLOC., Cop.,
Cub., Cupr., Dios., Dulc., Elat., Erig.,
Gamb., Guare.,
Ham., Hep.,
Hipp., Ign., Iod., Iris, KALI-BI.,
Kali-m.,
Kali-p., Lach., Lil-t., Lycps.,
Lyss., MAG-C.,
MERC., MERC-C., Merc-d.,
Mill., Nit-ac.,
Nux-m., NUX-V.,
Op., Ox-ac.,
Petr., PHOS.,
Phyt., Plan.,
Psor.,
Puls., Raph.,
Rheum, RHUS-T.,
Sul-ac., SULPH.,
Tab., TER.,
TROM., Vario.,
Verat.,
Zinc.

Abdomen :-

Acute abdominal and
thoracic pains, after :-

Ran-b.

Colic :-

Coloc.,
Plb.

Crampy pain, better by
bending double, warmth or friction :-

Mag-p.

Cutting at
navel :-

NUX-V.

Griping, with
fever :-

Merc.

Griping and
tearing :-

Mill.

Air, pain worse from a
current, even if warm :-

CAPS.

Autumnal :-

Asc-t., Bapt., COLCH.,
Ip., Merc.

With simultaneous
affection of cœliacus :-

Ip.

Bilious :-

ARS.,
Elaps., Iris,
Podo.

With inactivity of
liver :-

Corn.

With sensation of great
weakness in abdomen, particularly across and below umbilicus :-

PHOS.

Brain,
hydrocephaloid :-

Zinc.

Burn, after a :-

Kali-bi.

Catarrhal :-

Asc-t.,
Atrop., Senec.

Children,
in :-

Apis,
Bell., Ip., Laur.

Child seems to be doing
well when without any apparent cause it gets worse :-

Sulph.

Especially during
dentition :-

Arg-n.

Weak, sickly
children :-

Staph.

Cholera, during,
time :-

Puls.

Chronic :-

Apis,
Calc., Cist., Con., Cop.,
Nux-v.,
Ph-ac., Polyp., Samb., SULPH.,
Zinc.

Of nearly a month’s
standing, from sudden changes in climate :-

Lept.

Serous discharge, with
stabbing in abdomen and chest :-

Ran-b.

Cold nights after hot
days :-

Ip.

From a cold or from
suppression of a secretion, or sweat :-

NUX-V.

Damp weather :-

Dulc.

Colic, with :-

(See
Abdomen.)

Convulsions :-

Tetanic :-

Hydr-ac.

Neuralgic and hysteric

(retroversion) :-
Ferr-i.

Diphtheritic :-

Nit-ac.

Drinking, from :-

Foul water, food,
etc. :-

Crot-h.

Brought on by a draft
of foul cold water, when much heated :-

Merc-c.

Drugs :-

Acon, after, when
urging and bloody discharges continue :-

Merc-c.

Acon, after, and when
latter fails to remove cutting pain, thirst and icy coldness of
feet :-

Kali-n.

After Acon., has
removed acute symptoms, when tenesmus has ceased but blood is still
discharged :-

Sulph.

When remedies have
failed to act :-

Sulph.

Endemic :-

Podo.

Epidemic :-

Coloc.,
Mill.

Lethargy, with :-

Nit-s-d.

Malarial, or
catarrhal :-

Gels.

Worse at night :-

Ip.

Spasmodic tenesmus,
intestinal spasms, tympanitis, etc. :-

Xan.

Eruption :-

Nettle-rash,
with :-

Urt-u.

After humid
tetter :-

Bar-m.

Fever :-

Commencing with
violent, pain depends upon inflammatory condition, does not
intermit, worse from pressure on stomach :-

Ferr-p.

Districts, in marshy,
with intermittent symptoms :-

Chin.

Febrile stage,
during :-

Asc-s.

Intermittent,
in :-

Polyp.

Typhoid :-

Eucal.,
Kali-p.,
Op.

Intestines :-

Anus gaping :-

PHOS.

Ani, prolapsus, 1/2 a
year previous :-

Ruta.

Burning in any
part :-

Erig.

Burning and smarting in
rectum :-

Polyg.

Follows irritation and
inflammation of mucous membrane :-

Jug-c.

Rectum, heat in :-

Eucal.

Rectum, pain in :-

Dor.

Spasmodic
constriction :-

BELL.

Ulceration,
suspected :-

ARG-N.

Lying, worse on right
side :-

PHOS.

Malignant :-

Merc-cy.

Morning :-

Aggravation :-

NUX-V.,
SULPH.

Discharges since early
morning :-

Rhus-t.

Begins early in
morning, worse eating and drinking :-

Trom.

Night, especially when
worse at

(after
Nux-v.) :- Sulph.

Old, in, people :-

Bapt.

Periodical, every
year :-

Kali-bi.

Putrid :-

Alumn.,
Kali-p., Merc-cy.

Relapses,
frequent :-

Sulph.

Rheumatism,
after :-

Kali-bi.

Smallpox, in :-

MERC.

Stage, last :-

Ferr-m.

Painless discharge of
bloody mucus, with paralysis of sphincter ani :-

PHOS.

Stools :-

(See Stool
Bloody, Mucous.)

Black, tar-like :-

Gamb., Lept.

Bloody :-

Cinnb.,
Mill.

Blood, clots or patches
of, scattered through mucus :-

HAM.

Blood, amount of,
unusual, generally dark :-

HAM.

Bloody masses of
exudation, in violent cases :-

Plb.

Blood, much, with
slime :-

KALI-M.

Blood and slime
separated :-

Mur-ac.

Blood, almost
pure :-

Tril.

Mucous :-

Eucal.,
Gels.

Mucus, of, only,
frequent :-

Puls.

Pus-like mucus :-

Calc-s.

Summer :-

In early part :-

Kali-bi.

During hot days with
cold nights :-

ACON.

Renewed before a
thunderstorm :-

Rhod.

Of 6 weeks’ standing,
worse when he sees or hears running water :-

Lyss.

Tenesmus :-

(See
Rectum Tenesmus.)

Urine :-

Spasmodic
retention :-

Mag-p.

Strangury :-

CAPS.

Weakness,
prostration :-

Eucal.

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