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hemorrhage

Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 822 · 43 remedies
Blood, hemorrhage ☞ coagulation); thick clots, fluid, or in one grumous mass, thick black and tarry, ▌Plat., ▌Kali ph., ▌Natr. m.; causes collapse and death (cyanosis, asphyxia), ||Anthrac.; relieves congestion, ▌Melil.; causes convulsions, ▌Cinch.; after violent cough, Cochl.; dark, Ant. c., ▌Apis, ▌Caust., Ign., ▌Lyc., ▌Natr. m., ▌▌Nitr. ac., Phos. ac.; dark, easily coagulating, ▌Puls.; incoagulable, dark, in typhoid, ▌▌Lach.; dark, from nose, gums and bowels, Amm. c.; causes delirium, ▌▌Cinch.; hemorrhagic diathesis, Sec.; from different parts of body, ||Anthrac.; in drops, crimson, Gels.; bad effects, ▌Ham., ▌▌Cinch., ▌Ferr., Nux m., Stront.; bad effects, after bloodletting, ▌Bism., ▌▌Lyc.; of external ears, Bufo.; at 10, every evening, and during day when removing dressing (syphilitic ulceration of penis), ▌Lac c.; from overexertion, ▌▌Nitr. ac.; from external and internal parts, ▌Arn.; exudations, hemorrhagic, Anthrac.; six, profuse, on twentieth day after typhoid malarial fever, ▌Ham.; with yellow fever, at an early stage, ▌Phos.; fluid, ▌Ars.; frequent and profuse, pouring out freely, then ceasing for a time, ||Phos.; from gums, ▌▌Lach.; occasional, profuse, with hæmoptysis, ▌Phos.; causes hysteria, ▌Sticta; from inner parts, ▌Calc., ||Phos.; from inner parts, particularly if blood is dark, ▌Nux v.; causes iritis, after confinement, ▌Cinch.; all kinds, mostly from lungs and bowels, ▌▌Millef.; from leech bites, ▌Alum.; with cold legs, ▌Trill.; lips white, ▌Ipec., ▌Ver.; of mechanical origin, ▌Arn., ▌▌Millef.; between menses, Mang.; from all mucous membranes, ▌Ham.; with tranquil mind, ▌Ham.; after miscarriage, ▌Bell., ▌Nitr. ac.; from nose and teeth, at intervals, ▌Kreo.; from nose, lungs and rectum, ▌Kali iod.; in old women, after climacteric period, ▌Merc.; from all orifices, Diad.; oozing from every orifice and even pores, ▌▌Crotal.; post-partum, preventive, ▌Millef.; passive, ▌Phos. ac., Sec., Tereb.; passive, clotted, ▌Thlaspi; passive, dark, ▌Thlaspi; passive, dark, grumous (menorrhagia), ▌Ferr.; passive, with diseased liver or spleen, Card. m.; passive, profuse, from all parts, ▌Thlaspi; passive, blood thin, blood corpuscles wanting in consequence of dissolution (hæmaturia), ▌Sec.; with bluish-black prepuce (syphilis), ▌Kreo.; profuse, ▌▌Nitr. ac., ||Phos., Trill.; profuse, bright, arterial, ▌Ham.; profuse, passive, ▌Kreo.; profuse, in pneumonia, ▌Kali n.; profuse, especially of nose, kidneys and uterus, Trill.; with threadlike pus, ▌Sec.; from rectum, ▌Cact.; repeated from nose and mouth, with bluish-red, lentil-shaped spots all over body (purpura), ||Rhus; from rhagades, ▌▌Nitr. ac.; septic, ▌Kali ph., ▌▌Lach.; seemingly stop and in a few hours return, ▌Puls.; from free surface and from tissues, ||Phos.; typhoid, with fetid stools, followed by prostration, ▌Kreo.; tendency, ▌Crotal., ▌Lach., ▌▌Phos.; from extracting teeth, ▌Alum.; tendency, with cancer uteri, fungoid, malignant sarcoma, cauliflower excrescence in degraded states of system, ▌Crotal.; tendency to, in old or intemperate subjects, Crotal.; follows detaching a piece of membrane from tonsil, ||Lac c.; from various organs, Urt. ur.; from various parts, blood dark, viscid, clotted, forming itself into long black strings, hanging from bleeding orifice, ▌▌Croc.; after arrest, disposition to be vehement, ▌Ign.; vicarious, ▌Lach.; vicarious from nose, stomach, anus, urethra, ▌Phos.; viscid, ▌Kali m.; watery, ▌Natr. m.; watery, or bright, ▌Dulc.; sensation of weight in part from which blood flows, ▌Sep.; after wounds, ▌Arn., ▌Cop; coagulation, thick, thin; also Chaps. 6, Ears; 7, Nose; 10, Gums; 12, Mouth; 13, Throat; 17, Stomach; 19, Intestines; 20, Hemorrhoids, Rectum; 21, Bladder; 23, Menses, Uterus; 24, Post-partum; 28, Lungs

Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 822 — HEART, PULSE AND CIRCULATION; BLOOD; hemorrhage