CHAPTER 17.
SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH.Epigastrium
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Epigastrium :-
Abscess, after a
blow :-Bry.
(See Bruised,
Dull pain, Pain
undefined, Soreness.) :-
Æsc., Ammc.,
Arn., Carb-v.,
Chr-ac., Kali-c.Afternoon, in, better
stretching body and throwing stomach forward :-Vib.
Apyrexia,
during :-Ign.
Back, through to,
tight, suffocative, heavy, worse talking :-Rumx.
Blow, as from a,
followed by pressure, retching, eructation and rising of
food :-Phos.
Brain, with painful
concussion of, from shaking head, from walking :-Mang.
Breath, with
short :-Vac.
Chest, to middle of
(gastric
complaints) :- Ars.Chest to pit of throat,
over :-Kali-c.
Dull, with nausea and
vomiting :-Cupr-ar.
Eating, shortly after,
with vomiting :-Lyc.
Faint, making her
(hæmorrhoids) :-
Sulph.
Hiccough, from, after
eating(sequel
to cholera) :- Phos.
Pharynx, to, as if a
ball were rising :-Con.
Sternum, on each side
of, in and above :-Rumx.
Tea, after a cup
of :-Rumx.
Alive :-
(See
Motion.)
(See Anxiety.) :-
Coff.,
Crot-t., Hydr-ac., Sil.,
Verat.Deathly, in angina
pectoris :-Dig.
Driving to despair
(cholera
Asiatica) :- Camph.In hepatic
typhus :-Chel.
(See Anguish.) :-
Acon., Arg-m.,
ARS.,
Cann-s.,
Grat., Kali-c.,
Lyc., Nux-v., Op., Stram.,
Ter.
Apprehensive :-
Cann-s.
Apprehensive, while
reflecting :-Phos.
Apprehensive, as when
expecting unpleasant news :-Mez.
Asthma, in :-
Ferr.
Children, in :-
Calc.
Dyspnœa, with :-
Stram.
Hæmatemesis,
in :-Ars.,
Ter.Indigestion,
with :-Puls.
Noise, caused
by :-Agar.
Oppressive :-
Ars.
Sensitive, and :-
Sec.
Spine, to, with
palpitation(neuropathia) :-
Kali-ar.
Trembling, with :-
Sep.
Bloated :-
(See
Distended.)
Blow, pain as from a
heavy, or concussion, followed by cramps in abdomen and
coolness :-
Phyt.
Air, as if, were
imprisoned, causing anxiety :-
Rhus-t.
Dyspnœa :-
Nux-m.
Inspiration, pain
during :-
Puls.
Inspiration, deep,
relieves pain :-
Lob.
Pain impedes
breathing :-
Bry.
Rising, stopping
breath, causing faint and disagreeable sensation, better by raising
wind :-
Am-br.
Suffocating
pain :-
Lyss.
(See
Cough, Sensitive,
Soreness.) :-
Arn., Guare.,
Phyt.
As if beaten, with
fulness of abdomen :-
Camph.
Soreness, through to
back, after cramp in stomach :-
Lob.
Eating, after :-
Cocc.
When pressed, with
swelling :-
Nat-m.
(See Heat.) :-
Am-m.,
Ant-c., Ant-m., Arg-m., ARS.,
Bapt.,
Cact., Calc-p.,
Carb-v., Carbn-s.,
Cupr.,
Dulc., Eucal.,
Ham., Ign.,
Kali-i., Manc.,
Merc., Nat-s.,
Nux-v., Ran-s.,
Sal-ac., Sil.,
Verat.
Abdomen, into :-
Plat.
Acidity, as
from :-
Abrot.
Acidity, as from, worse
by pressure
(gastric
catarrh) :- Apis.
Acidity, as from, in
erysipelas :-
Apis.
Back and shoulders,
into :-
Con.
Blow on stomach, after
a :-
Ery-a.
Breakfast, before, into
œsophagus :-
Zinc.
Burning, with,
twisting, and gurgling in bowels, bearing down toward sexual
organs :-
Sabin.
Chest, over, to pit of
throat :-
Kali-c.
Coals, like red hot
(gastritis,
gastralgia) :- ARS.
Diabetes, in
(relieved) :-
Uran-n.
Diaphragm, along, both
sides
(nymphomania) :-
Stram.
Distress :-
Æsc.,
Arn., Iris.
Drives to
despair :-
Ant-c.
Driving to despair, in
cholera Asiatica :-
Camph.
Dropsy, in :-
COLCH.
Dryness, with, and
itching in throat :-
Kali-i.
Dysentery, in :-
Ars.
Eating, better
by :-
Æsc.
Eructation, better
by :-
Ambr.
Eructation,
after :-
Calc-p.
Fasting, when :-
Zinc.
Fever, in
yellow :-
Ars.
Flame, like a, as if
heart palpitated there :-
Med.
Gastritis, in :-
Apis.
Heartburn, like :-
Ant-c.
Hot stage, during
(chest
affection) :- Lach.
Motion, worse
by :-
Bry.
Pain, with, worse
touch :-
Ran-b.
Paroxysms, in :-
Nat-m.
Pressing, when, in
evening :-
Zinc.
Pressure, with, soon
after lying down, must rise, worse at night, but recurred at any
hour if she lay down, though better daytime, better sitting up
(neurosis
of stomach) :- Sang.
Pressing, stitch-like
(gastritis) :-
Acon.
Raw pain
(whooping
cough) :- Lob.
Rheumatic
attack :-
Bry.
Sides, to both :-
Stram.
Stomach, in affection
of :-
Lac-c.
Stool, before :-
Polyp.
Throat, into :-
Lyc.
Throat and ears, to,
better eating
(spinal
irritation) :- Hep.
Throat, into, again
into abdomen, with prostration and fainting :-
Phos.
Upwards :-
Calc.
(See Coldness,
Fever.) :-
Arn.,
Bell., Spong.
Extends down
body :-
Bar-c.
(See Griping.) :-
Dros., Nat-m.
On deep
breathing :-
Caust.
(See Chill.) :-
Ant-t., Spong.
Burning was not
present, when, fixed
(spinal
irritation) :- Hep.
Dyspepsia, in,
icy :-
Kreos.
Exhaled as cold breath
(asthma
emphysematicum) :-
Camph.
Feeling :-
Cahin.
Feeling, followed by
fainting :-
Ant-t.
Feeling, with
fulness :-
Spong.
Half coldish, half
burning feeling :-
Lyss.
Internal, with
fulness :-
Spong.
Internal, as if cold
water or ice were there :-
Kreos.
Pain, as if stone were
in stomach :-
Sil.
(See
Contraction, Cramp-like,
Griping, Pressure.) :-
Anan., Guare.,
Lyc., Plat.
Breathing, with anguish
and difficult :-
Guai.
Cholera, in :-
Arg-n.
Cholera morbus,
in :-
Elat.
Dyspepsia, in :-
Op.
Dyspnœa, with :-
Rhod.
Gastric derangement,
in :-
Dor.
Gastralgia and
gastritis, in :-
ARS.
Hepatic affections,
in :-
CHEL.
Hypochondrium, into,
impeding breathing :-
Cact.
Laced, as if tightly
(typhoid
fever) :- Ign.
Painful :-
Calc.,
Dros., Graph., Jatr., Sec.
Painful, after
eating :-
Plb.
Painful, better lying
down :-
Lyc.
Painful, with vomiting
of clear sour fluid, toward evening and at times at night, with sour
belching
(cardialgia) :-
Phos.
Painful, with vomiting
of watery or glairy fluid
(cholera) :-
Jatr.
Palpitation,
with :-
Aster.
Phthisis, in :-
Cetr.
Screwing-together
sensation :-
Zinc.
Spasmodic, in
cardialgia :-
Zinc.
Sudden, as if
suffocating :-
Sang.
Sudden pain 1 or 2
hours after eating slightest quantity of food, soon extending thence
to left hypochondrium, then to region of heart and left
shoulder :-
Phos.
Vomiting, with :-
Chel.
(See
Constriction, Cramp-like,
Griping, Pressure.) :-
Daph., Lob.,
Thuj.
Drawing aching, must
bend double :-
Calc.
Oppressive :-
Con.
Painful :-
Aster.
Painful, taking breath
away :-
COCC.
Painful, to left
hypochondrium, later to head and left shoulder, better from
warmth :-
Phos.
Palpitation,
with :-
Am-c.
Spasmodic, in gastritis
or gastralgia :-
ARS.
Begin with an
aura :-
NUX-V.
As of something running
through abdomen into feet before epileptic attack :-
CALC.
In plexus cœliac,
feels a blow like lightning, which causes her to throw herself back
in the midst of tormenting pains
(hysterical
spasm) :- Cic.
From right to left,
also to back, coming on in paroxysms :-
Con.
Concussion :-
Ambr.
Constant and
uncontrollable desire, with sudden pressure and constriction, as if
pressed against with feet :-
Rhod.
Dry, wrenched by,
during day :-
Rhus-t.
Exciting cough,
sensation of something :-
Bell.
Instrument, causes a
sensation of a wound by some sharp :-
Tab.
Irritation,
from :-
PULS.
Irritation, worse in
mornings
(pharyngitis) :-
Nat-m.
Loose, produced by
titillation in laryngo-tracheitis :-
Ph-ac.
Nauseous feeling
during :-
Ign.
Pain during :-
Arn.,
Chin., Dios., Hyos., Ip., Lach., Lyc.
Pain, day and
night :-
Sep.
Pain, with dry whooping
and choking :-
Sep.
Pressure causes :-
Calad.
Soreness :-
Bry.,
Nux-v.
Soreness extends
upward :-
Ars.
Stitches :-
Am-c.,
Ars., Bry.
Stitches, when lying
down :-
Rhus-t.
Tickling and severe
pain, producing, seems to originate :-
Lach.
Tickling, from :-
Ant-t.,
Nat-m., NIT-AC.
Tickling above, from,
in morning :-
Ign.
Tickling, from, short
dry, during night :-
Lach.
Tickling, from,
tormenting :-
Lach.
(See Contraction,
constriction, Griping,
Pinching, Pressure,
Tension.) :-
Aml-ns.,
Chel., Dios.,
Jatr., Lac-d., Zinc.
Below
(vesicular
eruption) :- Bell.
Chest, mounts
into :-
Grat.
Diaphragm, apparently
in, pain, better by bending forward :-
Coch.
Diabetes, in
(relieved) :-
Uran-n.
Menses, worse for a
week after
(gastralgia) :-
VERAT.
Pregnancy,
during :-
Cupr.,
Ox-ac.
Right side, goes to,
under short ribs, through to back, between shoulders :-
Sep.
Sick feeling, with
weak :-
Eup-pur.
Throbbing :-
Chel.
(See Creeping.)
Throat, to :-
Nux-m.
As of numberless
worms :-
Cina.
(See
Crawling.) :-
Nat-c.
(See Darting,
Lancinating.) :-
Calc., Nux-m.,
Op., Phyt., Ptel.,
Sil., Stront-c.
Anxiety, with :-
Cham.
Cramp-like, to navel,
with faint, distressed feeling, as if diarrhœa would come on :-
Dios.
Eating, after :-
Bry.
Eating, dinner,
after :-
Ang.
Glass, as with, after
midnight :-
Calad.
Hypogastrium, to, sides
of abdomen and back :-
Ars.
Knives, as with :-
Arg-n., Bry.
Night, worse at,
especially after midnight, must lean forward
(gastralgia) :-
Kali-c.
Pressure and bending
double, better from, from chest and abdomen, brought on by vexation
and indignation :-
COLOC.
Repeated fine,
sharp :-
Ust.
Stomach, after blows
on :-
Arn.
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