Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory › STOOL › Concomitants during stool
Anus and rectum
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 595 · 0 remedies
Anus and rectum
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Biting in13p. 595
- Burning, heat, etc., in60p. 595
- Constriction in, feeling of7p. 595
- Contractive pain10p. 595
- Crawling in2p. 595
- Cutting in20p. 595
- Dragging in1p. 595
- Dry sensation in1p. 595
- Excoriative pain, rawness, etc.8p. 595
- Insensibility of1p. 595
- Itching10p. 595
- Kneading1p. 595
- Leucorrhœal discharge1p. 595
- Like fire2p. 595
- Pain in general48p. 595
- Pressive pain1p. 595
- Pressure in22p. 595
- Pricking in2p. 595
- Prolapse of23p. 595
- Sciatic pain2p. 595
- Scratching3p. 595
- Shooting in1p. 595
- Smarting, soreness, etc.14p. 595
- Sticking, stitches, etc.24p. 595
- Straining23p. 595
- Tickling1p. 595
- Torn asunder, tearing, etc., as if12p. 595
- Twitching in1p. 595
- Uterus, prolapse of1p. 595
- Weakness, sensation of1p. 595
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 595 — STOOL; Concomitants during stool; Anus and rectum