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distress
Stomach, distress ☞ fulness, pressure
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 4
phos. Phosphorus ars. Arsenicum Album sulph. Sulphur lil-t. Lilium Tigrinum
4 of 5 marks 27
nat-s. Natrum Sulphuricum aesc. Æsculus Hippocastanum asaf. Asa Fœtida lept. Leptandra Virginica ant-t. Antimonium Tartaricum stann. Stannum Metallicum iod. Iodium nit-ac. Nitricum Acidum lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum colch. Colchicum Autumnale dios. Dioscorea Villosa cop. Copaiva Officinalis spong. Spongia Tosta apis. Apis Mellifica calc-p. Calcarea Phosphorica rob. Robinia Pseudacacia carb-an. Carbo Animalis nux-m. Nux Moschata kali-bi. Kali Bichromicum merc. Mercurius Vivus lach. Lachesis arg-n. Argentum Nitricum gels. Gelsemium Sempervirens chel. Chelidonium Majus sal-ac. Salicylicum Acidum cur. Curare mag-c. Magnesia Carbonica
3 of 5 marks 4
sul-ac. Sulphuricum Acidum ferr-p. Ferrum Phosphoricum verat. Veratrum Album rumx. Rumex Crispus
1 of 5 marks 13
zinc. Zincum Metallicum thuj. Thuja Occidentalis sarr. Sarracenia Purpurea cedr. Cedron caul. Caulophyllum Thalictroides jab. Jaborandi cub. Cubeba Officinalis osm. Osmium sec. Secale Cornutum chlf. Chloroformium eup-per. Eupatorium Perfoliatum ust. Ustilago Maydis carb-ac. Carbolic Acid.
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 460 — SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH; STOMACH; distress