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

Main

Fecal :-

Acon.,
Agar., Alumn., Ant-t.,
Bapt., Calc.,
Caust., Cina,
Cocc., Coff.,
Colch., Coloc.,
Con., Cop.,
Crot-t., Cub.,
Dig., Hep., Iod.,
Iris,
Kali-c., Kali-n.,
Lach., Laur.,
Lil-t., Mur-ac.,
Nat-c., Nicc., Nux-v.,
Ox-ac., Plb.,
PODO.,
Ptel., Rheum,
Rhod., Rhus-t., Sang., Sulph., Tab.,
Trom.

At 1st fecal, then
watery and hot :-

All-s.

Fermented

(See Foamy,
Sour.) :-
Arn., Gels., IP.,
Mez., Plan.,
Rheum, Rhod.,
Sabad.

Erysipelas, in :-

Merc.

Involuntary :-

Calc.

Yeast, like, cadaverous
smell :-

Ant-t.

Yeast, resembling brown

(diarrhœa) :-
Arn.

Fetid

(offensive) :-
Agar., ALUMN.,
Anan., Apis,
Arg-n.,
Arn., ARS.,
Ars-h.,
Ars-s-f., ASAF.,
Asc-t., Aur., BAPT.,
BENZ-AC., Bry.,
Calc.,
Calc-p., Carb-ac., Carb-v., Cham., Chin., Chin-ar.,
Chin-s., Cocc., Coff.,
Coloc., Corn., CROT-H.,
CROT-T., Dros.,
Gamb.,
Graph., Grat.,
Guai., Hep.,
Hipp.,
Ind., Iod., Ip.,
Iris, Kali-p., Kreos.,
LACH.,
Lept., Lil-t., Lith-c.,
Lyc., Lycps., Med.,
Meph., MERC-C.,
Mez., Nit-ac., NUX-M.,
Nux-v., OP.,
Petr., Ph-ac.,
Plb., PODO.,
PSOR., Ptel.,
Puls., Ran-s.,
Rat.,
Rhus-t., Rumx., Sal-ac., SEC.,
Sep., Sil.,
Squil., Staph.,
Sul-ac., Sulph.,
Tarent.,
Ter., Vario.,
Zinc.

Afternoon, in, and
evening :-

Lept.

Blood,
dark-colored :-

Colch.

Brassy, in incipient
hydrocephalus :-

Apis.

Burning, like brown
paper :-

Coloc.

Cadaverous :-

Ars.,
Bism.,
Bor., CARB-V.,
LACH., Ptel.,
Sil., Stram.

Cadaverous, worse at
night :-

Chin.

Cadaverous in
gastromalacia :-

Ars.

Cadaverous, in
typhoid :-

Rhus-t.

Camphor-like :-

Petr.

Carrion,
like, putrid :-

Bry.,
Carb-v., Chin.,
Coloc., Ip.,
Nit-ac., Nux-m., Par., PODO.,
PSOR., Sep.,
Sil., Stram.

Carrion, like, with
brain affections :-

Kali-p.

Carrion, like, in
typhus :-

Apis,
Carb-v.

Carrion, like, after
eating

(scrofula) :-
Ars.

Catarrh, in
intestinal :-

Ars.

Cerebro-spinal
meningitis, in :-

Dig.

Cheese, like
rotten :-

Bry.,
Hep.

Children, in, in their
1st or 2nd summer :-

Psor.

Children, in diarrhœa
of :-

BENZ-AC.,
Mag-c., Psor.

Children, in diarrhœa
of, during epidemic of cholera :-

Podo.

Cholera infantum,
in :-

Kali-br.,
Psor., Stram.

Colic, in :-

Cocc.

Coppery :-

Iris.

Cough, in
whooping :-

Kali-s.

Dentition, in :-

Cham.,
Rheum.

Diarrhœa, in :-

Ars.,
Iris, Kali-p.,
THUJ.

Diarrhœa, in chronic :-

Nat-s., Sulph.

Diarrhœa, in, after
suppression of skin eruption :-

Lyc.

Diphtheria, in :-

Lach.

Dropsy, in :-

Colch.

Dysentery, in :-

Ars.,
Carb-v., Colch.

Dysentery, in
chronic :-

Con.,
Nux-v.

Ear, otorrhœa, in :-

PSOR.

Eczema, in, or
scrofulous ophthalmia :-

Psor.

Eggs, like
spoiled :-

Asc-t.,
Calc.,
Carb-ac., CHAM.,
PSOR., Staph.,
Sul-ac.

Eggs, like rotten,
child’s gastritis mucosa :-

Ars.

Eggs, like rotten,
after summer complaint :-

Med.

Enterocolitis,
in :-

Nuph.

Fever, in
intermittent :-

Chin-ar.,
Cocc.

Fever, in
spotted :-

Cimic.

Fever, in
typhoid :-

Agar.,
Apis, Ars., Bapt., MUR-AC.,
Nux-m., STRAM.

Fever, with typhoid
hæmorrhaged :-

Kreos.

Flatus, with
fetid :-

Iris.

Flatulence, with, and
belching of gas tasting of cabbage :-

Petr.

Gagging, with, and
excessive thirst, in children :-

Podo.

Gastric, relieves,
derangement :-

Rob.

Gastromalacia,
in :-

Kreos.

Gush, with a :-

GAMB.

Hot weather, worse
in :-

PODO.

Hydrocephaloid,
in :-

APIS.

Lime, like the odor
given off by, at gas works :-

Phos.

Liver, in functional
derangement of :-

Sep.

Measles, in :-

Squil.

Meat, like
burnt :-

Carb-an.

Meat, like decayed,
infant

(chill) :-
Elat.

Mesenteric disease,
in :-

Calc.

Mesenterica, in
tabes :-

Iod.

Morning, in :-

Chin.,
Sarr.

Mucus,
dark-colored :-

Colch.

Musk, smells of :-

Sarr.

Musty :-

Coloc.

Musty, like brown paper
burning :-

Coloc.

Night, at :-

Lith-c.,
Nux-m., Psor.

Onions, like,
loose :-

Jug-c.

Pasty :-

Bry.

Pregnancy, in :-

Aur.

Pregnancy, frequent,
after childbirth :-

Sulph.

Profuse, color of prune
juice, dark red, showing under a large amount of bran-like particles
mingled with disorganized blood corpuscles, peculiar fetid odor,
coagula deliquescent, not firm in bottom of vessel

(typhoid
fever) :- Ter.

Putrid :-

(See
Carrion.)

Purulent :-

Calc-p.

Rotten :-

Ars.

Scarlatina, in :-

AIL.,
Lach.

Scenting whole
house :-

Benz-ac.

Scrofulosis, in, of
children :-

Still.

Scurvy, in :-

Ars.

Sleep, during :-

Lach.

Soiled, follows him all
around as if he had, himself :-

Sulph.

Sour
smelling :-

Arn.,
Bell., CALC.,
Camph., Carbn-s.,
Cham., Colch.,
Coloc.,
Con., Dulc., Graph.,
HEP.,
Jal., Mag-c.,
MERC.,
Mez., Nat-c., Nat-p.,
Nit-ac.,
Olnd., Phos.,
RHEUM,
Sal-ac., Sep.,
Sulph.

Sour, with burning in
rectum :-

Graph.

Sour, in
cholerine :-

Arg-n.

Sour, copious in
cholera infantum :-

Iris.

Sour, in cholera
infantum, during dentition and scrofula :-

CALC.

Sour, with colic, in
children :-

RHEUM.

Sour, with colic after
nursing :-

Rheum.

Sour, of infants with
sour smell of body and vomiting of sour milk :-

Rob.

Sour, during
dentition :-

Calc.,
Cham., Rheum.

Sour, in chronic diarrhœa :-

Rheum.

Sour, diarrhœa, in,
after abuse of magnesia :-

Rheum.

Sour, with distension
of intestines, almost to rupturing :-

Rob.

Sour, enterocolitis,
in :-

Nuph.

Sour, with
flatulence :-

PODO.

Sour, with wind colic,
particularly early in morning :-

Nuph.

Sour, with open
fontanelles :-

CALC.

Sour, in morning, with
flatulency during dentition :-

Podo.

Sour, slimy, with
tenesmus after abuse of magnesia :-

Rheum.

Sour, with screaming
children :-

RHEUM.

Sour, with tenesmus

(dysentery) :-
Rheum.

Sour, rather whitish
watery

(infantile
diarrhœa) :- Mag-c.

Straining, with, worse
after food :-

Podo.

Strong :-

Asc-t.,
Chlol.

Sulphuric :-

Ptel.

Summer complaint,
in :-

Ant-c.

Sweat, after, sour,
towards morning :-

Ter.

Sweetish :-

Ars.,
Mosch.

Syphilis, in
infantile :-

Syph.

Tarry :-

Lept.

Tenesmus, with :-

Manc.,
Rob.

Urine, like :-

Benz-ac.

Ulcers, in
scrofulous :-

Bar-m.

Ulcer, in, of os
uteri :-

Cur.

Vomiting, with, in
intermittent :-

Cocc.

Watery, yellowish
brown, in morning, after coffee :-

Fl-ac.

Flaky

(flocculent) :-
Colch.,
Cupr., Dulc.,
Ip., Sec., VERAT.

Green flakes :-

Asc-t.

Diarrhœa, in :-

Chel.

Fever, in
typhoid :-

Merc-d.,
Phos.

Marasmus, in :-

Sulph.

Membrane, flakes of
false :-

Nit-ac.

Small white :-

Calc-p.

Spinach, like :-

Arg-n.

Flat

(See Rectum
Stricture.) :-
Sulph.

Rectum, in polypus
of :-

Kali-br.

Rectocele, in :-

Sulph.

Ribbon, form of
narrow :-

MERC.

Ribbon, like a, and
thin :-

Verat.

Small in size :-

PULS.

Stricture of rectum, in
incipient :-

Phos.

Flatus :-

(See During
stool, Flatus.)

Flesh, like washings
of :-

(See
Bloody.)

Floating on water, in
diarrhœa :-

Sabad.

Fluid :-

(See
Thin.)

Foamy

(See Fermented,
Frothy.) :-
Arn., Iod.

Forcible

(sudden)
(See Watery.) :-
Ail.,
Aran., Cic., Cist., CROT-T.,
Cycl., Gamb.,
Grat., Jal.,
JATR.,
Kali-bi., Mag-p.,
Nat-c., Nat-s.,
Nicc., Phos.,
Raph., Rhod.,
SEC.,
Sep., Sulph., Tab.,
Thuj., Trom.

Diarrhœa, in chronic :-

Nat-s.

Flatus, with :-

Arg-n.,
Nat-s., Nicc.,
Thuj.

Influenza, in :-

Dulc.

Gushing :-

Ferr.,
Grat., Jab.,
Jatr.,
Nat-c., Nat-m., Nat-s., Ox-ac., Petr.,
PODO.,
RAN-B., Sec.

Gushing, brown, liquid,
in a violent jet :-

Aster.

Gushing, after
fright :-

VERAT.

Gushing, in
morning :-

Kali-bi.

Gushing, in
stomatitis :-

Nat-c.

Gushing out like a
torrent :-

Jatr.

Gushing, with sudden
urging :-

PODO.

Gush, comes out with a,
and a splutter, like water from a hydrant

(cholera
morbus) :- Podo.

Gush, expelled all at
once, with a single, prolonged effort :-

GAMB.

Hastily :-

Sep.

Hastily, with burning
in anus :-

Osm.

Pop gun, as from a

(threatened
phthisis) :- Tub.

Pouring out :-

JATR.,
PODO., THUJ.

Shot, coming out like
a, worse after eating and drinking :-

CROT-T.

Spouting :-

Cob.

Spouting, like
water :-

Lept.

Spurting :-

Cist.,
Cupr-a.,
Elat., Ip.,
Rhod.

Stream, runs in a, no
pain, 1 A.M.

(cholera
morbus) :- Caul.

Syringe, as with a,
forced out :-

Eug.

Vomiting, with, in
intermittent :-

Cocc.

Frequent :-

Acon.,
Ail., Ant-t.,
Apis,
Arg-n., Arn., ARS.,
Ars-h., Asc-t.,
Bapt., Bell.,
Bor., Bry.,
Cact.,
Cahin., Calc.,
Canth., CAPS.,
Carb-v., Cast.,
CHAM.,
Chin., Cina,
Cocc., Coch., Colch.,
Coloc., Con., Corn.,
Crot-t., Cub.,
CUPR.,
Dulc., ELAT.,
Gamb.,
Grat., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Ip.,
Iris, Kali-bi.,
Kali-br., Kali-c., Kreos.,
Lach., MERC.,
MERC-C., Mez.,
Nat-m., Nat-p.,
NUX-V.,
Pall.,
Par., PODO.,
Psor., Rob., Samb.,
Sec., Sep.,
Sil., Sulph., Ter., Trom.,
VERAT.,
Zinc.

Every few minutes, in
cholera morbus :-

Iris.

Every 15 or 20 minutes

(dysentery) :-
Bar-m.

Every 1/2 hour :-

Mag-p.

Every, 3 to 6,
hour :-

Podo.

Every 4 to 6 hours, in
dysentery :-

ARN.

2 or 3 a day :-

Nit-ac.

2 or 3, between 4 and 6
A.M. :-

Nuph.

2 to 15 a day, worse in
warm weather :-

Phos.

3 times daily, with
pain in coccyx :-

Euphor.

3 daily

(tertian
ague) :- Puls.

3 or 4 daily

(during
progress of post-scarlatinal follicular enterocolitis with dropsy) :-
Cocc., Ip., Tarent.

3 or 4 daily :-

Lept.

3 or 4 during
night :-

Verat.

4 or 5 daily :-

Zing.

4 or 5, in
evening :-

Coch.

4 or 5 during
night :-

Sec.

4 or 5 daily, with
prolapsus of rectum :-

Ruta.

4 to 6 daily, in diarrhœa,
after suppression of skin eruptions :-

Lyc.

4 to 12 daily, in
chronic diarrhœa :-

Coll.

5 times a day, in
whooping cough :-

Kali-s.

5 during day and 1 or 2
during night :-

Plan.

5 from 5 to 9 A.M.,
with griping in lower part of abdomen :-

Rumx.

6 a day :-

Ran-b.

6 or 7 during
afternoon :-

Coch.

6 to 8 daily, loose
bright yellow matter and mucus, after griping

(bilious
mucous diarrhœa) :-
Fl-ac.

7 or 8 a day for 8
days :-

Mag-c.

8 to 10 daily, in
chronic dysentery :-

Nux-v.

8 to 10 daily,
especially in early morning and between 4 and 6 P.M.

(chronic
diarrhœa) :- Rhus-t.

8 to 10 every night, 4
or 5 by day

(after
injecting nitrate of silver for gonorrhœa) :-
Tarent.

8 to 14 daily

(chronic
dysentery) :- Con.

18 to 20 a day :-

Verb.

10 in 7 hours

(diarrhœa) :-
Sulph.

10 to 15, from 6 to 10
A.M. :-

Chin-ar.

11, offensive, watery,
during 12 hours

(broncho-pneumonia) :-
Lyc.

12 to 15 daily

(cholera
infantum) :- Verat.

12 daily

(gastromalacia) :-
Merc-d.

12 to 15 daily, in
chronic diarrhœa :-

Gamb.

12 to 15 daily, with
violent tenesmus, must often get up at night :-

Ham.

15 to 20 daily :-

Kali-br.

15 daily, over 1/2 at
night :-

Tarent.

20 daily :-

Coch.

20 during afternoon,
with pain in intestines as of fire :-

Manc.

20 to 30 in 12
hours :-

Rhus-t.

20 to 30 daily, in
dysentery :-

Merc-c.

25 daily, in cholera
infantum :-

Crot-t.

20 or 30 daily, in
summer complaint :-

Bor.

25 to 50 daily, in
dysentery :-

PHOS.

30 or 40, watery,
during night

(cholera) :-
Ant-t.

Cholera, in, 4th day,
with pain in abdomen :-

Ph-ac.

Cholera, in, after
camphor has checked vomiting, purging, cramps, etc. :-

Ph-ac.

Cholera infantum almost
constant, in :-

Ars-i.

Cholera infantum,
remaining after attack of :-

Podo.

Cholera morbus,
in :-

Cupr.

Cerebro-spinal
meningitis, in :-

Dig.

Colic, with :-

Dros.

Copious from standing
on damp ground after exertion :-

Elat.

Day, during, with much
wind

(diarrhœa) :-
Zing.

Diarrhœa almost
constant, in :-

Ars.

Diarrhœa, in chronic :-

Nat-s.

Distension, with
flatulent :-

Colch.

Dysentery, in :-

Arn.,
PHOS.

Eruption,
facial :-

Psor.

Eye, ophthalmia,
in :-

Cic.

Fever, in
spotted :-

Cimic.

Flatus, with :-

Cocc.

Fluid :-

Aur-m.

Gastromalacia :-

Merc-d.

Hour, every 1/2 :-

Podo.

Hour, every 1/2, in
evening :-

Sulph.

Hour, every 1/2, in
dysentery :-

Coloc.

Hour, every 1/2, from 8
A.M. till evening :-

Crot-t.

Hour, every 1/2, of
mucus mixed with blood

(dysentery) :-
Cub.

Hour, every, before and
after-pains, causing him to draw up limbs and cry out

(diarrhœa) :-
Gamb.

Hour, every, or so,
discharge of a round, shreddy mass, accompanied by a watery fecal
discharge, with chilliness and heat extending towards head :-

Merc.

Involuntary,
almost :-

Ferr.

Involuntary, small,
sometimes, like pitch, or dry, brittle and granuloses :-

Zinc.

Inflammation of liver,
in subacute :-

Hydr.

Mesenteries, with
affection of

(favus) :-
Olnd.

Periodicity, every 15
minutes, with tenesmus and great pain, causing her to scream

(dysentery) :-
NUX-V.

Periodicity, every 10,
20 to 30 minutes

(sporadic
cholera) :- Tab.

Periodicity, every 15
or 20 minutes, with tenesmus, extorting cries

(dysentery) :-
Kali-m.

Periodicity, from
morning until 2 P.M. :-

Bor.

Pneumonia, in, stage of
hepatization :-

Phos.

Small :-

Bar-c.

Summer complaint,
in :-

Ferr-p.,
Kali-br.

Straining, with, worse
after food :-

Podo.

Unfit for business

(after
Sulphur) :- Asc-t.

Frog spawn, looks
like :-

Phos.

Frothy

(See Fermented,
Foamy.) :-
Arn., Benz-ac.,
Bor.,
Calc., Caps.,
Carbn-s., COLOC.,
Elaps., Grat.,
Lach., Mag-c., MERC.,
Merc-i-f., Nat-m.,
Op., Plan.,
PODO.,
Raph., Rheum,
Rhus-t., Sil., SULPH.,
Verat.,
Zinc.

Bubbles, in :-

Squil.

Burning, with, and
tenesmus :-

OP.

Copious

(ague) :-
Elat.

Diarrhœa, in :-

Ran-b.

Diarrhœa, in, of
children :-

Merc.

Diarrhœa, in chronic :-

Rheum.

Dysentery, in :-

Kali-bi.

Eating meals,
after :-

Cedr.

Froth, enveloped
in :-

Asc-t.

Fermentation in bowels,
with :-

Chin.

Fluids, frequent with
cutting pains and vomiting :-

Elat.

Molasses, like :-

Ip.

Soapsuds, like :-

Podo.

Tuberculosis
mesenterica, in :-

Iod.

Weather, from
overfatigue or chill in damp :-

Hep.

Whitish

(rachitis) :-
Calc.

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