Boericke's Repertory › STOMACH › INDIGESTION - DYSPEPSIA
CAUSE
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
CAUSE
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Sub-rubrics
- Acids4
- Aged, debilitated8
- Beer6
- Bread4
- Bright's disease1
- Buckwheat cakes1
- Cheese3
- Coffee4
- Cold bathing1
- Debauchery in general5
- Decayed meat, fish2
- Dietetic indiscretions12
- Drugs, abuse of1
- Egg albumen1
- Excesses4
- Fat food8
- Fatigue, brain fag, in children1
- Fevers, acute, after1
- Flatulent food3
- Fruits5
- Gastric juice, scanty2
- Gout5
- Hasty eating, drinking3
- Hot weather2
- Ice water, ices7
- Lactation2
- Meats4
- Melons2
- Menstruation3
- Milk8
- Nervous, from unpleasant emotions3
- Night watching1
- Pastry6
- Pork sausage2
- Pregnancy3
- Salt, abuse of1
- Sedentary life1
- Sweets5
- Tea6
- Tobacco3
- Urticaria1
- Vegetables, tobacco5
- Water1
- Wines, liquors9
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — STOMACH; INDIGESTION - DYSPEPSIA; CAUSE