Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS › THIRST
excessive (burning, great, insatiable, intense, unquenchable, violent)
Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 401 · 94 remedies
Thirst, excessive (burning, great, insatiable, intense, unquenchable, violent)
Grade 5 of 5 — the book’s highest
stram. acet-ac. kali-i. cur. nat-m. apis. verat. stann. ars. sil. acon. sulph.
Grade 4 of 5
bry. sep. spong. stront. sul-ac. tell. ter. merc-c. ham. kali-c. hep. colch. am-m. agar. sang. calc. lac-d. cupr-ac. apoc. chel. fl-ac. arn. dulc. ant-c. iod. kali-n. guai. jatr. mur-ac. ferr-p. chin-a. kali-br. sec. zinc. lyc. berb. bell. sabad. anthr. merc. nux-v. camph. ph-ac. ferr. phos. rhus-t. lycps. hell. coloc. cupr. lact-ac. pic-ac. uran. lach. dig. laur.
Grade 3 of 5
rat. cast. tarax. ran-b. uva. tarent. ther.
Grade 1 of 5
eug. merc-sul. ruta. eup-per. merl. ran-s. mag-m. cub. seneg. syph. staph. valer. aphis. thuj. verb. hyper. ziz. spig. sel.
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. 401 — APPETITE. THIRST. DESIRES. AVERSIONS; THIRST; excessive (burning, great, insatiable, intense, unquenchable, violent)