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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 417 · 1 remedies
Eating, stomach ☞ pain); aching, 27 better, ||Chel.; aching before breakfast, ▌Iris; dull aching, ▌Hep.; aching as if a hard body lay there, worse by touch and pressure, extends to both sides, under false ribs, Sinap.; acidity, Chel., ▌Lach., ||Rob.; acidity after farinaceous food (bronchitis), ▌Caust.; bearing down, during breakfast, Agar.; boring, as if stomach would be perforated, worse after breakfast, Natr. s.; burning, ▌Caps., ▌Carbo a., ▌Daph., ▌Kali c.; burning, in intervals of epileptic attacks, ▌Ars; burning is relieved (gastrosis), ▌Mez.; burning, to throat, Kali c.; causes burning and distress until vomited (heart affection), ▌Lach.; burning, raw feeling, ▌Diosc.; cold feeling, ▌Carbo a., ▌Cist.; cramp, immediately, Sul.; contracted, worse by stimulants, Osm.; constriction better, ||Chel.; constricting pain, ||Bry.; one or two hours, after constricting, stitching, burning, ▌Natr. m.; convulsive pains after very little food, ▌Diad.; cutting, Cup. ars; cutting like a sore on commencing to eat, better while eating, Ang.; cutting in left side, ▌Kali c.; discomfort, ▌Carbo v., ▌▌Lyc.; distension, Alum., Apoc., Aur. mur., Bry., ▌Calc., Cann. i., ▌Carbo a., ▌▌Carbo v., ▌▌Cinch., ▌Colch., Diosc., ▌Grat., ▌Hep., ▌Lach., ▌▌Lyc., ▌Nux m., Rumex, ▌Sal. ac.; distended, in phthisis, ▌Stann.; distress, Alet., ▌Cact., ▌Carbo a., ▌Cub., Diosc., ||Sul. ac.; distress, dyspeptic, ▌Spong.; distressing feeling, after supper, all night, that, unless stomach were relieved, a fit would ensue, Merc. sul.; distress, in chronic gastritis, ▌Apis; drawing through right chest into shoulder, better loosening dress and eructating, ||Sep.; as if food lay dry in stomach, Calad.; dull pain, ▌Calc. p.; feeling of emptiness, Arum m., ▌▌Cina, Chloral., ▌Grat., ▌Laur., ▌Lyc., ||Ptel., Sang.; eats only because stomach feels hollow, hastily, soon satisfied (impotence), Calad.; as if food had to force itself through stomach, Bar. c.; fulness (; fulness); gastric symptoms, after breakfast, Hyper.; gastric symptoms worse, ▌Ptel.; before, ▌Lith.; gnawing better, ||Chel., ||Uran. n.; gnawing better, but returns in a few hours (cancer), ▌Lach.; gnawing and pressure, with gone, weak feeling about 10 or 11 A.M., ▌Natr c.; painful grasping, extends over chest, ▌Kali c.; grinding better (cardialgia), ▌Chel.; feeling as if hard pieces were lying in stomach, with nausea, after typhoid fever (nervous affection), ▌Manc.; heat, ▌Ferr.; a gentle heat seems to pass through arms to fingers, hands appear as if dead, Con.; heartburn, Merc. iod. rub. (; Chap. 17, Stomach burning); heaviness, Alum., ▌Cact., Cinch., Elaps, ▌Hep., Plant., ▌Puls., Rumex; heaviness, like a load (dyspepsia), ▌Kali bi., ▌Lach., ▌▌Lyc., ▌Nitr. ac.; heaviness, in bronchitis, ▌Iod.; heaviness, as from a stone, ▌Bry, ▌Phos., ||Rhus, ||Sil.; heaviness, particularly during and after tea (irritation of meninges in cervical portion), ||Paris; heaviness, in ascites, ▌Apis; irritated, after gastralgia, ▌Arg. nit.; jumping and shaking, as if jerked up (gastric affections), ▌Kali bi.; as if food lodged over orifice, ▌Ign.; feeling of lump, Med.; pain, ▌Abies, Arg. nit., ▌▌Ars., Calc., ▌Cist., ▌Eup. perf., Kob., ▌Nux m., ▌Nux v., ▌Puls., ||Rhus, ▌Sep., Sul. ac.; pain better, Æsc. h., ▌Brom., ▌Chel., Oxal. ac.; pains, better in knee-elbow position, ▌Con.; pain better, in cardialgia, ▌Magn. m.; pain beneath, ▌Coccul.; pain, must bend over, with vomiting of blood and slimy fluid (chlorosis), ▌▌Sep.; pains commence and last as long as he continues to eat, ||Phos.; pain, with chilliness, ▌Lyc.; crampy pains, with distress from acid eructations, ▌Phos. ac.; pain, in debility, ▌Cinch.; pain, after dinner, Ars. s. f.; pain, during, ▌▌Ars.; pain, in dyspepsia, ||Calab., ||Ver.; pain, in fungus hæmatodes, ||Phos.; pain, in gastritis, Ferr. s.; pain, in gastric ulcer, ▌Arg. nit.; pain, in one spot, ||Natr. p.; pains renewed and aggravated during, ▌Sep.; pain, constant, dull, heavy, squeezing pain, ▌Rob.; pain, under heart, in gastric ulcer, ▌Arg. nit.; pain, in incipient tubercular disease, ||Tuberc.; pain, with warmth and tenderness, ▌Acon.; pain, weakly people, ||Mang.; pinching, ▌Atrop. s.; pinching, burning, better after breakfast, Natr. s.; pressure, Amm. c., Ant. t., ▌Asaf., ▌Atrop. s., ▌Bell., ▌Bry., Calc., Cham., ▌Carbo v., ▌Chin. s., ▌Ferr., Grat., ▌Hep., Kali c., ▌▌Lyc., ▌Natr. c., ▌Nux v., Plat., Rumex, Sep., ▌Sil., ▌Sul.; pressure in blepharitis, ▌Kali c.; pressure after bread, ▌▌Caust.; pressure after breakfast, Agar., Carb. s., ▌Natr. c.; pressure, towards back, Hyper.; pressure, chronic, ▌Stront.; pressing, from cold food, especially in weakly women, Mang.; pressure, with hypochondriacal mood, ▌Nux v.; pressure, particularly after milk, vomiting of food then bile, Samb.; pressure worse at night, becomes cutting on motion, ||Ver.; pressure worse at night, with nausea, ▌Ign.; pressure after dinner, Carbo s., ▌Clem., Kali br.; violent pressure, ▌Natr. c.; pressure, during eating, Con.; pressure, in dyspepsia, ▌Kali bi.; as if food remained above stomach and was being pressed back into mouth, followed by belching of wind and rumbling and gurgling, ||Nux v.; pressure with headache, Bism.; pressure like a heaviness, ▌Kali c.; pressure after a little, Cham., ▌▌Cinch., Hyper., Led.; pressure like a load (gastralgia), ▌▌Bism.; pressure, as if a hard body lay there, extends to both sides under false ribs, Sinap.; pressure with nausea, ▌Lyc.; pressure in (phthisis), ||Stann.; pressure, pinching, ▌Puls.; pressure after prunes, Agar.; pressure, stitching, ▌Calc.; pressure after supper, ▌Calc.; pressure worse from touch and motion, ||Phos. ac.; pressing, in scirrhus uteri, ▌Ars.; pressure with uterine symptoms, ▌Kali f.; pressure with feeling of weakness in knees, ▌▌Lach.; pressure as if a heavy weight or stone were in it, ▌Phos.; sensitive, can endure nothing tight, ▌Graph., ▌Hep.; sharp pain, better after eating, Diosc.; sinking feeling, better, Alum.; soreness, to pressure, ▌Calc. p.; spasms in stomach during meal, chronic, Bell.; spasm in stomach commences during, ▌Diad.; a load as of a stone or lead after a meal, particularly raw vegetables, ||Sil.; symptoms worse, Anac.; throbbing, Alum., ▌Natr. m.; tight feeling, Coff.; tightness, in bronchitis, ▌Iod.; ulcerative pain, after dinner, ▌Arg. nit.; ulcerative pain, Gamb.; uneasiness, ▌Hydras.; uneasiness better (gastrosis), ▌Mez.; uneasiness below sternum extending to navel, better (tapeworm), Cina; uneasiness, in diabetes mellitus, ▌Lact. ac.; suffocating weight, causing a rush of blood to head and ringing in ears (catarrhal ophthalmia), ||Sul; abdomen, fulness, oppression, satiety

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. 417 — EATING AND DRINKING; EATING; stomach