Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory › HYPOCHONDRIA
Aggravation
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 540 · 0 remedies
Aggravation
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Sub-rubrics
- Abdomen, drawing in the, when3p. 540
- Anger, after5p. 540
- Arm, pain in1p. 540
- Bendingp. 540
- Breakfast, after1p. 540
- Breath, holding the1p. 540
- Breathing, when19p. 540
- Coffee, after1p. 540
- Cold, taking, after1p. 540
- Coughing22p. 540
- Drinking1p. 540
- Driving2p. 540
- Dysentery, after1p. 540
- Eatingp. 540
- Emotions1p. 540
- Eructation, during3p. 540
- Expiration, during3p. 540
- Fasting1p. 540
- Flatulence, left hypochondrium1p. 540
- Fruit, after1p. 540
- Heart symptoms, with10p. 540
- Inspiration, during18p. 540
- Jaundice, during10p. 540
- Laughing5p. 540
- Lying6p. 540
- Malaria, after8p. 540
- Mensesp. 540
- Motion18p. 540
- Nose, blowing the1p. 540
- Periodically1p. 540
- Pregnancy, during2p. 540
- Pressingp. 540
- Pressure, external16p. 540
- Quinine, abuse of8p. 540
- Raising arms2p. 540
- Rest, when atp. 540
- Riding, over rough roads3p. 540
- Running, when1p. 540
- Sitting14p. 540
- Standing8p. 540
- Stoolp. 540
- Stooping10p. 540
- Touch32p. 540
- Turning the buttocks1p. 540
- Twisting the loins1p. 540
- Uterus, affected1p. 540
- Walking22p. 540
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 540 — HYPOCHONDRIA; Aggravation