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Aggravation
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 497 · 0 remedies
Aggravation
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Sub-rubrics
- Air, open, in1p. 497
- Bed, in1p. 497
- Beer, after1p. 497
- Bread, after1p. 497
- Breakfast, after3p. 497
- Coffee, after4p. 497
- Coughing1p. 497
- Dinner, after1p. 497
- Drinkingp. 497
- Eatingp. 497
- Eructation2p. 497
- Fasting3p. 497
- Fats, from5p. 497
- Hiccough, during1p. 497
- Indigestible, food1p. 497
- Lying, when3p. 497
- Menses, during3p. 497
- Milk, after10p. 497
- Motion1p. 497
- Periodically, (2 days)1p. 497
- Potatoes, after2p. 497
- Sleep, during1p. 497
- Smokingp. 497
- Sour things, acids, after3p. 497
- Stooping5p. 497
- Sweets, after1p. 497
- Tea, drinking1p. 497
- Walkingp. 497
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 497 — WATERBRASH AND HEARTBURN; Aggravation