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

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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

Stool.
A-B
* C-D * E-F
* G-K * L
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M-Q
* R-T * U-V
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Stool :-

Membranous :-

(See Shaggy,
Shreddy, Stringy.)

Mixed with small white
membranes, in dysentery :-

Colch.

Pieces, with white
membranous :-

Colch.

Scanty, alternating
with membranous casts :-

Hydr.

Scrapings, like, of
meat

(prevailing
fever) :- Am-m.

Scrapings, like, of
mucous membrane :-

CANTH.,
Carb-ac.,
Colch., COLOC.,
Ferr., Merc., Petr.,
Phyt.


Mixed :-

(See Changeable.)

Bed, soon after
rising :-

Nat-s.

Bed, directly after
rising, has scarcely time to dress :-

Cocc.

Morning :-

(See Diarrhœa
Morning
.)

Aggravation :-

Bov.,
Bry., Fl-ac.,
Jatr.,
Kali-bi., Lyc., Nat-s., Nuph., Phos., Podo., SULPH.,
Thuj.

Awakened by urgent
desire :-

Petr.,
SULPH.

Bed, is driven out of,
early, with urgent desire, loose and offensive, then straining and
burning at anus :-

Dios.

Bed, driving out of,
suddenly about 3 A.M. :-

Podo.

Bed, hurries him out
of :-

Nat-ar.,
SULPH.

Break of day, at, in
diarrhœa :-

Sec.

Soon after
rising :-

Nat-s.

Directly after rising
has scarcely time to disease :-

Cocc.

Breakfast, before, with
rumbling :-

Gnaph.

Chill, with :-

Calen.

Chilliness, with, and
colic, obliging one to bend double :-

Cop.

Copious :-

Sarr.

Copious, characteristic
of jaundice :-

Phos.

Day, and during, with
irritable temper :-

Gnaph.

Dentition,
during :-

PODO.

Early, and in evening
before going to bed :-

Ars-s-r.

Fever, in
typhoid :-

Ter.

Griping, preceded
by :-

Calen.

Hard, without
pressure :-

Zinc.

Hæmorrhoidal tumors,
then protrusion of :-

Dios.

Morning, at 2
A.M. :-

Cic.

Morning, 5 A.M. :-

Cic.

Morning, 5 to 7 A.M.

(entero-colitis) :-
Nuph.

Morning, sudden, at 8
A.M., watery, painless, odorless :-

Ferr.

Morning, during 4 A.M.
to noon

(mesenteric
disease) :- Calc.

Morning, more frequent
in morning and early forenoon :-

Sulph.

Morning, towards, after
sleepless night :-

Aphis.

Moves, as soon as
he :-

Lept.

Thin, with quick,
violent urging as if diarrhœa would set in :-

Pall.

Urging, with strong,
heat and pain in anus :-

Podo.

Motion :-

Aloe,
Apis, Arn., Bell., BRY.,
COLCH.,
Coloc.,
Crot-t., Ferr.,
Ip., Ox-ac., Rheum, Rumx., Tab., VERAT.

As soon as he begins to
move, strong urging, compelling haste :-

Mur-ac.

Movement from least of
body :-

Ferr.,
VERAT.

From least
exertion :-

PODO.

With every motion of
body, as if anus were constantly open :-

Apis.

Mucous

(slimy)
(See Jelly-like,
Stringy.) :-
Acon., Æth.,
Agar.,
Am-m., Anan., Ant-t.,
Apis, ARG-N.,
Arn.,
Ars.,
Ars-s-f., Asaf., Asar.,
Bar-m., Bell.,
Bor.,
Brom.,
Cact., Canth.,
CAPS.,
Carb-v.,
Carbn-s., Caust.,
Cham., Chel.,
Chin.,
Chin-s., Chlf., Chr-ac., Cic., Cina, Cocc., Coch.,
Colch.,
Coll., Coloc.,
Con., Corn.,
Cub.,
Dig., Dios., Dulc.,
Erig.,
Ferr., Gamb.,
Gels., Graph.,
Hep., Hyos.,
Ign.,
Iod., Ip.,
Iris, Kali-bi.,
Kali-m.,
Lept.,
Mag-c., MERC.,
MERC-C.,
Mill.,
Nat-c., Nat-s.,
Nicc., Nit-ac.,
Nux-m., NUX-V.,
Ox-ac.,
Petr., Phos.,
Phyt., Plb.,
Podo., PULS.,
Raph., Rheum,
Rhus-t.,
Sec.,
Sep., Sil.,
Squil., Stann.,
Staph.,
Stict., Sulph.,
Tab., Ter., Trom., Urt-u., Vario., VERAT.

Adhesive :-

Caps.

Albumen, looking like
coagulated :-

Carb-an.

Bilious diarrhœa,
with, verging on dysentery :-

Med.

Bile and black fecal
matter :-

Polyp.

Brown, liquid

(pemphigus) :-
Dulc.

Black

(diarrhœa) :-
Ars.

Bloody :-

Acon., Æth.,
Aloe, Apis,
Arg-n., Asar., Bapt., Bell., Canth.,
Caps.,
Carb-v.,
Cast., Chim., Colch., Coloc.,
Cub.,
Elaps., Elat., Gamb.,
Hep., Ign.,
Iod., Iris,
Kali-m.,
Lach.,
Led.,
Lyss., Mag-m.,
MERC.,
MERC-C., NAT-C.,
Nit-ac.,
NUX-V.,
Ox-ac.,
Petr.,
PODO.,
Psor., Puls.,
Sars.,
Sulph.

Bloody or
bilious :-

Merc-d.

Bloody and bilious,
with great faintness and distress in solar plexus, after
stool :-

Polyp.

Bloody, in diarrhœa of
children :-

Merc.

Bloody, in
dysentery :-

Dulc.,
Lil-t., Lyss., MERC-C.

Bloody, every 1/4 of an
hour in dysentery :-

Merc-c.

Bloody, after
breakfast :-

Calad.

Bloody, in
enteritis :-

Urt-u.

Bloody, mixed with
green, watery, sinking to bottom of vessel and adhering
there :-

Mag-c.

Bloody, with hard,
fecal lumps :-

Trom.

Bloody, scanty, with
burning and tenesmus

(dysentery) :-
Merc.

Bloody, in small masses

(dysentery) :-
Merc-c.

Bloody, odorless,
colicky pains

(hæmorrhoidal
affection) :- Ham.

Bloody, mixed with
watery discharge, day or night

(summer
complaint) :- Ferr-p.

Bloody, with sickness
at stomach, especially if preceding morning diarrhœa :-

Podo.

Bloody, with rectal
prolapsus :-

Iris.

Bloody, every 15
minutes, following pain in abdomen :-

Podo.

Bloody, after straining

(autumnal
dysentery) :- Merc.

Blood, with spots and
streaks of

(endemic
dysentery) :- Podo.

Bloody, with
straining :-

Ferr.,
Hep.,
Iris, Merc., MERC-C.

Blood, with streaks
of :-

CANTH.

Bloody, in summer
complaint :-

Ferr-p.

Bloody, with tenesmus
and pain in back :-

Dulc.

Bronchitis, in :-

Apis.

Brown :-

Ars.,
Grat., Nux-v.,
Sulph.

Brown, in
morning :-

Zing.

Burning, with, in
rectum, as from a wound :-

Prun.

Children, of :-

Ery-a.

Chills, with, in
infants :-

Elat.

Cholera infantum,
in :-

Calc-p.

Cholera morbus,
in :-

Hyper.,
Kreos., Psor., Sul-ac.

Chronic :-

Eucal.

Chronic, during summer,
with cramps in abdomen :-

Cupr-ar.

Clear :-

Alumn.

Climaxis, in :-

Apis.

Colic, preceded
by :-

Petr.

Colic, with :-

Cham.,
Ign.

Colic, with, every
morning :-

Podo.

Colic, after :-

Alumn.

Colic, with, and
tenesmus

(chronic
diarrhœa, after confinement) :-
COLL.

Colic, with, and
vomiting

(suppressed
measles, from taking cold) :-
Cham.

Copious, large
quantities :-

Bapt.

Copious, abundant,
following chilliness and wandering pain in abdomen :-

Ammc.

Copious, excessive, in
enteritis :-

Apis.

Copious, in
influenza :-

Dulc.

Copious, profuse in
flakes :-

Ferr.

Covered or coated
with :-

ALUMN.,
Bar-m.,
Carb-v., Crot-t.,
Ham.,
Merc-i-r.,
Sarr., SEP.,
Sil., Spig.

Covered with mucus and
blood :-

Mag-m.

Covered with glairy
mucus :-

PLB.

Coated, in gastric
catarrh :-

Cop.

Coated with shreds of
yellow :-

PODO.

Cutting, with, in
abdomen :-

Petr.

Dark :-

Arg-n.

Day, during, with much
wind

(diarrhœa) :-
Zing.

Dentition, in :-

Merc.

Diarrhœa, in :-

Ang.,
ARS.,
Kali-s.,
Merc-c.,
Naja.

Diarrhœa, in infantile :-

Guare.

Diarrhœa, in chronic :-

Ammc., Nat-s., Ph-ac.

Diarrhœa, in chronic,
of children :-

Coll.

Diarrhœa, in
dysenteric :-

Coloc.

Diarrhœa, in, after
abuse of magnesia :-

Rheum.

Dysentery, in :-

Arn.,
Bar-m., Carb-ac., Coloc., Cub.

Dysentery, in
chronic :-

Con.

Dysentery,
after :-

Puls.

Eating, worse after,
and drinking :-

Crot-t.

Egg, like white of,
without feces :-

Nat-m.

Enteritis, in :-

Merc.

Enteritis, in
chronic :-

Hydr.

Evening, in :-

Cycl.

Faintness, with :-

Dulc.

Faintness, with great,
and distress in solar plexus, after stool :-

Polyp.

Fecal :-

Am-c.,
MERC.

Fever, during apyrexia
of :-

Puls.

Fever, in
hectic :-

Sulph.

Fever, in
puerperal :-

Cham.

Fever, in
typhoid :-

Merc.

Fever, in
yellow :-

Merc.

Flakes :-

Dulc.

Flakes, containing, of
yellow water

(hepatic
typhus) :- Chel.

Flattened feces, with

(incipient
stricture of rectum) :-
Phos.

Flatus, with
much :-

Ruta,
Viol-t.

Flatus, with great
rumbling in abdomen and pain in umbilicus :-

Phyt.

Flatus, with much wind,
followed by urging :-

Samb.

Flatus, every 1/2
hour :-

Arn.

Frothy :-

Iod.,
Sil.,
Sul-ac.

Frothy, alternates with
constipation :-

Ruta.

Gagging, with, and
excessive thirst in children :-

Podo.

Gelatinous :-

ALOE,
COLCH., Hell.,
Kali-bi., Podo.,
Rhus-t., Sep.

Gelatinous, preceded by
griping :-

PODO.

Granular :-

Bell.,
Phos.

Greenish :-

Æth.,
Am-m., Apis,
Arg-n., ARS.,
Bell., Bor.,
Canth.,
Cast., Cham.,
Chel., Cina, Coloc.,
Corn.,
Dulc., Elat.,
Gamb., Ip.,
Laur.,
Mag-c.,
Merc., Nit-ac.,
Nux-v., Ph-ac., Phos.,
Psor., Puls.,
Sep., Sulph.

Greenish, in cholera
infantum :-

Laur.

Green liquid, with
suffocation about heart, must lie down :-

Laur.

Griping, with, burning
and tenesmus :-

Corn.

Hæmorrhoids,
with :-

Caps.

Hernia, in
strangulated :-

Tab.

Hydrocephaloid,
in :-

APIS.

Hydrocephalus, in
incipient :-

Apis.

Ileus, in :-

Colch.

Involuntary :-

Coch.

Itching, followed by in
anus :-

Sil.

Last portion,
with :-

Sel.

Liquid :-

Laur.

Liquid, as if
fermented :-

Rheum.

Liquid, pale :-

Carb-v.

Lumps, large :-

Spig.

Lumps, mixed with, and
blood

(diarrhœa) :-
Gamb.

Lumps,
transparent :-

Rhus-t.

Membranous :-

COLCH.,
Lept.

Mixed with
mucus :-

Cham.,
Cycl., Nit-ac.

Mixed with dark
substances

(chronic
diarrhœa of children) :-
Coll.

Mixed, in fall
dysentery :-

COLCH.

Mixed with blood

(after
suppressed eczema) :-
Cupr-a.

Mixed with
flocculi :-

Cop.

Mixed, in summer
complaint :-

Ferr-p.

Morning, in :-

Ant-c.,
Apis.

Morning, in, in
prevailing fever :-

Am-m.

Morning, in, in masses

(intestinal
catarrh) :- Cop.

Morning, purulent, with
colic :-

Ter.

Morning, pus-like, in
typhus :-

Ars.

Nausea, with, tearing
down thighs and tenesmus :-

Rhus-t.

Night, at :-

Cor-r.

Pain, with, in abdomen

(enteritis
from foreign body) :-
Calen.

Pain, with, in bowels
and palpitation of heart :-

Petr.

Painless :-

Coloc.

Pieces of mucus

(diarrhœa) :-
ARS.

Pneumonia, in :-

Ant-t.

Pregnancy, in :-

Caps.

Rachitis, in :-

Calc.

Red :-

Canth.,
Graph., Rhus-t.,
Sulph.

Resinous masses,
in :-

Asar.

Rheumatism, in :-

Colch.

Scarlet rash,
in :-

Cham.

Shaggy masses

(urethral
tenesmus, dysentery) :-
Asar.

Shaggy, reddish :-

LYC.

Slippery :-

Coloc.

Small :-

Ars.

Stomach, with affection
of :-

Lac-c.

Stomach, in gastric
catarrh :-

Cop.

Stomach, gastromalacia,
in :-

Ars.

Straining, with, worse
after food :-

Podo.

Stringy :-

Asar.,
Sul-ac.

String, a long,
inodorous :-

ASAR.

Summer complaint,
after :-

Med.

Tabes mesenterica,
in :-

Iod.

Tenacious :-

Asar.,
CANTH.,
Caps., Crot-t.,
HELL.,
Kali-bi.

Tenacious, mixed with
black blood :-

Caps.

Tenacious, viscous, in
hæmorrhoids :-

Berb.

Tenesmus, with :-

Caps.,
Colch., Rheum,
Spig.

Thick :-

Iod.

Thick,
transparent :-

Podo.

Thin :-

Guai.

Thin, mixed with spots
of black blood, in morning :-

APHIS.

Tongue, with shiny, and
drowsiness, from drinking too much water :-

Nux-m.

Transparent :-

COLCH.,
Cub.

Undigested food,
with :-

Ferr.

Urging, with

(seat
worms) :- ACON.

Variola, in :-

Thuj.

Vomiting, with :-

Cham.

Watery :-

Arg-n.,
Iod., Lept.

Watery, often mixed
with blood

(inflammation
of intestinal mucous membrane) :-
Merc.

Watery, preceded by
cutting beneath umbilicus, better after stool :-

Cham.

Watery, in typhoid
diseases :-

Ter.

Watery, worse in
morning :-

Ter.

Watery, painless, worse
at night :-

Ferr.

Weakness, with
sensation of, in loins during urination :-

PULS.

Wet, after getting feet

(diarrhœa
mucosa) :- Puls.

White :-

Cina,
Elat.,
Sulph.

White :-

Bell.,
Canth., Caust., Cham.,
Cina, Cocc.,
Dulc.,
Elat.,
Graph., Hell.,
Iod.,
Ip.,
Ph-ac., Podo., Puls., Sulph.

Worms, with discharge
of ascarides :-

Ferr.

Worms, and dead :-

Sin-a.,
Sin-n.

Yellow :-

Agar.,
Apis, Asar.,
Bell., Bor.,
Brom., Cham.,
Chin.,
Cub., Mag-c., Nicc., Podo., Puls., Rhus-t.,
Sul-ac.

Yellow, filamentous,
cover :-

Carb-v.

Muddy

(See Clayey.) :-
Lept.

In diarrhœa of
children :-

Ars.

Mushy

(See Papescent,
Soft.) :-
Anac.,
Ant-t., Anthro., Ars-s-r., Bapt., Berb.,
Erig., Iris,
Lac-ac.,
Lept.,
Myric.,
Podo.,
Seneg., Sep.,
Sil., Spig.

Burning, with, in
rectum :-

Ter.

Carditis, in :-

Carb-v.

Children, in

(marasmus) :-
Sars.

Colic, after :-

Cinnb.

Colic, with :-

Ter.

Copious :-

Agar.

Cutting, preceded or
followed by, in bowels :-

Verat-v.

Discharged, easily, as
if glazed, followed by pressure on rectum :-

Kalm.

Eating, worse after
breakfast :-

Agar.

Pneumonia, in :-

Verat.

Morning, in, soon after
rising :-

Aphis.

Tenesmus, with

(dysentery) :-
Rheum.

Ulcer, in, of os
uteri :-

Cur.

Narrow

(See Long.) :-
PHOS.

Dry, in
myelitis :-

Phos.

Size of a quill :-

Bor., Caust.

Like a pipe
stem :-

ALUMN.,
PHOS.

Like a round
worm :-

Graph.

Night,
at

(See Diarrhœa
Night
.) :- Aloe,
Ant-c., Arg-n., ARS.,
Arum-t.,
Bov.,
Brom., Bry., Canth., Caps.,
Caust.,
Cham., Chel., CHIN.,
Cist.,
Colch., Cub., Dulc., Gamb.,
Graph.,
Hipp., Ip., Iris, Kali-c., Lach., Lith-c., Merc.,
NUX-M.,
PODO., PULS., Rhus-t.,
Tab., VERAT.

Acids, after :-

Lach.

After part, worse in,
of night, until noon :-

Cist.

Colic, with, especially
in umbilical region :-

Dulc.

Copious, accompanied by
pain preventing sleep :-

Merc-c.

Dysentery, in :-

Lyss.

Dysentery, in
chronic :-

Con.

Fever, in
typhoid :-

Merc-d.

Midnight, after :-

ARG-N.,
ARS., Ferr-p.,
Hipp.,
Lyc., MERC-C.

Morning, or in early

(bilious
mucous diarrhœa) :-
Fl-ac.

Succession, in rapid

(after
exposure) :- Dulc.

2 at night, in chronic
diarrhœa :-

Coll.

3 or 4 thin, only at
night

(dyspepsia
with amenorrhœa) :-
Puls.

18 to 20 :-

Lach.

Noisy :-

(See
Flatus.)

Noon,
at

(See Diarrhœa
Noon.) :- Sulph.

Copious :-

Pall.


Odorless :-

Asar.,
Cycl., Ferr-s.,
Hyos., Kali-bi., Rhus-t., VERAT.

Colic, after :-

Jatr.

In relieved
diabetes :-

Uran-n.

In infantile diarrhœa :-

Guara.

Tenesmus, with :-

Xan.


Oily

(See Fatty.) :-
Caust., Phos.,
Pic-ac.,
Thuj.

Painful

(See Diarrhœa
Painful
, also Constipation.) :-
Asc-t., Aur.,
Cham., COLCH.,
COLL., Coloc.,
Con., Cupr-a.,
Graph.,
Kali-bi.,
Mag-m., Meli.,
Naja, Nit-ac.,
Plb., Sabin.,
Urt-u.,
Vib.

Agony, terrible, almost
as bad as labor :-

Plb.

Bloody, with
vomiting :-

MERC-C.

Cold, worse in,
temperature :-

Polyg.

Cysto-blennorrhœa, in :-

Uva.

Dinner, after :-

Agar.

Fever, typhus,
in :-

Apis.

1st effort, must
desist :-

Sulph.

Food, after
improper :-

Zing.

Gastralgia, in :-

Kali-c.

Green, with cutting and
tenesmus :-

Cupr.

Lump, as if there were
a, on posterior surface of sphincter, so painful as to cause
tears :-

Med.

Hæmorrhoids,
with :-

Sep.

Matter, little fecal,
much bloody mucus :-

Ail.

Mucus, passing nothing
but

(diarrhœa) :-
Kali-m.

Painful, feces, to
parts over which they pass :-

SULPH.

Syncope, sometimes
leaves him in a state of, for a 1/4 of an hour

(chronic
constipation) :-
Lyc.

Tenesmus, with :-

Manc.

Urging, morning :-

Arum-t.

Vaccination,
after :-

Thuj.


Painless

(See Diarrhœa,
Painless
 ; also Constipation.) :-
Anac.,
Apis, Arg-n., Arn.,
Ars.,
# Atrop-s., Bor., Camph., Chin.,
Cocc.,
Colch., Coloc., Crot-t., Dulc.,
FERR.,
HEP., HYOS., Kali-br.,
Lyc.,
Nat-ar., Nat-s., PH-AC.,
Phos., PODO.,
Psor.,
Rhus-t.,
Rumx., Sil., Squil.,
Sulph.

Bloody, of, mucus, with
paralysis of sphincter ani

(dysentery,
last stages) :- PHOS.

Day, only by

(chronic
diarrhœa) :- Cocc.

Debility, with feeling
of :-

Chin.

Diarrhœa, in, after
suppression of skin eruption :-

Lyc.

Diarrhœa, in, in
lying-in women :-

Hyos.

Dysentery, in
chronic :-

Con.

Eating, after

(scrofula) :-
Ars.

Morning, in :-

Arum-t.

Night, only at, and
mostly towards morning :-

Psor.

Odorless, like
scrapings from intestines :-

Brom.

Spout, as from a

(intestinal
catarrh) :- Ferr.

Straining :-

Mez.

Straining, only some,
after stool, as if more were to pass :-

Zinc.

Undigested food,
of :-

Arg-m.

Urging, with
sudden :-

PODO.

Papescent

(pappy,
pasty) (See
Mushy, Soft,
Sticky.) :-
Agar.,
Anag., Aphis, Apis,
Arn., Asaf.,
# Atrop-s.,
Bapt., Berb.,
Carbn-s., Card-m.,
Chel.,
Coc-c., Coll., Coloc.,
CROT-T.,
Cycl.,
Dros., Eug., Fil., Hep.,
Ign., Ind.,
Iris, Kreos.,
Lach.,
Lept., Mag-m.,
Mang.,
MERC-C.,
Nit-ac.,
Nux-v., OP.,
Petr., Phos.,
Plan., Plat., PODO.,
Rheum,
Rhus-v.,
Sep., Sil., Sin-a.,
Sin-n., Sulph.,
Tab.,
Trom., VERAT.,
Zinc.

Brown, yellowish,
fetid, with tenesmus and prolapsus ani :-

Fl-ac.

Burning, with, in anus,
soon after waking :-

Bry.

Colic, with, in
paroxysms :-

Cahin.

Constipation,
after :-

Cor-r.

Diarrhœa, in :-

Ars.,
Crot-t., Sep.

Diarrhœa, in, of
children :-

Valer.

Dragging pains,
followed by, in liver and sinking in epigastrium :-

Polyp.

Eating, meals,
after :-

Cedr.

Eating, better
after :-

Iod.

Eczema, after
suppressed :-

Cupr-a.

Evening, in :-

Asim.

Evening, in, before
going to bed

(heart
affection) :- Lyc.

Fetid :-

Bism.

Fetid flatulence,
with :-

Ammc.

Flatus, then hard,
again soft, much :-

Bry.

Flatus, intestines,
with rumbling in :-

Kali-bi.

Fever, in bilious
remittent :-

Crot-h.

Mesenteric disease,
in :-

Calc.

Mixed with
mucus :-

Bell.

Morning, in :-

Chin.

Mud, like, adhering to
vessel :-

Graph.

Pain, with qualmishness
in abdomen, burning in anus after stool, followed by internal
chilliness :-

Pæon.

Pain, after, in
hypogastrium :-

Erig.

Pressing, with, in
anus :-

Sul-ac.

Scrofulosis, in, of
children :-

Still.

Small quantity :-

Calad.

Tardy :-

Rhod.

Tenesmus, with :-

Kali-bi.

Tenesmus, with, and a
feeling in anus as after a hard stool :-

Sel.

Urging, with
frequent :-

Calad.


Pea, looks like, soup
and consists of yellowish, greenish or bloody mucus of disagreeable
odor, and accompanied by pains in region of colon, rectum and
anus :-

Podo.

Periodic :-

Alternate, on,
days :-

Nat-m.

Alternate, worse on,
days, a later hour each time :-

Fl-ac.

Daily, between 3 and 4
P.M. 1 or 2 thin, slightly bilious stools, preceded by abdominal
pain :-

Lyc.

Daily, at 8
P.M. :-

Ars-s-f.

Hour, every :-

Aphis.

Hour, 1, later every
day :-

Coca.


Pouring
out :-

(See
Forcible, Watery.)

Every other day :-

Cocc.

Profuse :-

(See Copious,
Large.)

Purulent :-

Arn.,
Ars., Cast.,
Hep., Iod.,
Ip.,
Kali-p., Kali-s.,
Lach., MERC.,
Phos., PULS.,
Sil., Sulph.,
Trom.

With chill between
stools and hot flashes during stool :-

Merc.

Fetid :-

Alumn.

Typhus, in :-

Ars.

In tuberculosis
mesenterica :-

Iod.

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