Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory › STOMACH AND EPIGASTRIUM
Concomitants
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 532 · 0 remedies
Concomitants
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Abdomenp. 532
- Anxiousness7p. 532
- Back, lumbar, ache1p. 532
- Chest, pains4p. 532
- Chilliness3p. 532
- Complaining2p. 532
- Cough7p. 532
- Despair1p. 532
- Diarrhœa3p. 532
- Eructations6p. 532
- Face, pale3p. 532
- Faintness3p. 532
- Fingers, numb1p. 532
- Flatulence2p. 532
- Headp. 532
- Hunger3p. 532
- Hypochondriasis, with8p. 532
- Hysteria, with7p. 532
- Liveliness1p. 532
- Loathing1p. 532
- Mensesp. 532
- Menstrual disorders6p. 532
- Nausea, with22p. 532
- Palpitation1p. 532
- Portal congestion2p. 532
- Respiratory affections17p. 532
- Restlessness2p. 532
- Retching2p. 532
- Salivation1p. 532
- Screaming2p. 532
- Shivering1p. 532
- Sighing1p. 532
- Suicidal1p. 532
- Sweating2p. 532
- Thirst1p. 532
- Throat, rattling in1p. 532
- Vomiting24p. 532
- Weakness3p. 532
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 532 — STOMACH AND EPIGASTRIUM; Concomitants