Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory › STOMACH AND EPIGASTRIUM
Aggravation
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 526 · 0 remedies
Aggravation
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- Abdomen, drawing in, when3p. 526
- Airp. 526
- Anger, vexation13p. 526
- Approached1p. 526
- Arms, raising the1p. 526
- Awaking, when6p. 526
- Beer3p. 526
- Bending forward2p. 526
- Blood, loss of2p. 526
- Bread11p. 526
- Breakfastp. 526
- Breathingp. 526
- Cakes1p. 526
- Chamomile, abuse of4p. 526
- Children11p. 526
- Coffeep. 526
- Coldp. 526
- Coughing,p. 526
- Covers1p. 526
- Day, after whole3p. 526
- Diarrhœa, with16p. 526
- Dinner, after7p. 526
- Doubling up1p. 526
- Drinking28p. 526
- Driving, when3p. 526
- Drunkards, in14p. 526
- Eatingp. 526
- Eggs, after2p. 526
- Emotions14p. 526
- Eructationp. 526
- Exertion, mental11p. 526
- Expiration, during3p. 526
- Fasting6p. 526
- Fats, from3p. 526
- Fever, during3p. 526
- Flatulence, from1p. 526
- Flatulent foods2p. 526
- Fluids, loss of7p. 526
- Foodp. 526
- Fright, after1p. 526
- Frozen foods, ices, etc.5p. 526
- Fruit, after6p. 526
- Hæmorrhages1p. 526
- Heatedp. 526
- Hiccough, during1p. 526
- Ices, frozen things, etc.1p. 526
- Inspiration, during18p. 526
- Legumes, after1p. 526
- Lifting8p. 526
- Light food even1p. 526
- Lyingp. 526
- Meat, after5p. 526
- Mensesp. 526
- Mercury, abuse of5p. 526
- Milk, after15p. 526
- Mind symptoms, during1p. 526
- Misstep, from4p. 526
- Motion27p. 526
- Nausea, during4p. 526
- Nose, blowing the1p. 526
- Nursing mothers, in4p. 526
- Overlifting4p. 526
- Paroxysmally1p. 526
- Periodically5p. 526
- Pork2p. 526
- Potatoes1p. 526
- Pregnancy, during19p. 526
- Pressurep. 526
- Raising up in bed6p. 526
- Raw or uncooked food1p. 526
- Reading3p. 526
- Rest, when at7p. 526
- Retching1p. 526
- Riding and rocking14p. 526
- Rising from bed4p. 526
- Room, in the2p. 526
- Running3p. 526
- Salt, abuse of1p. 526
- Singing1p. 526
- Sittingp. 526
- Sleepp. 526
- Smoking19p. 526
- Sour food10p. 526
- Standing8p. 526
- Stepping hard8p. 526
- Stomach, spoiled from6p. 526
- Stool, after1p. 526
- Stooping11p. 526
- Stormy weather1p. 526
- Stretching, when1p. 526
- Suckling an infant, when1p. 526
- Supper, after1p. 526
- Swallowing, when4p. 526
- Sweets5p. 526
- Talking11p. 526
- Tea1p. 526
- Touch54p. 526
- Turning over in bed2p. 526
- Urinationp. 526
- Veal, after1p. 526
- Vital fluids, loss of4p. 526
- Vomitingp. 526
- Walking29p. 526
- Whisky2p. 526
- Wine, from5p. 526
- Yawning, when3p. 526
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 526 — STOMACH AND EPIGASTRIUM; Aggravation