Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica › BLADDER › URINATION › retarded, must wait for urine to start
press, must, a long time before he can begin
James Tyler Kent · Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica · 6th American edition · p. 661 · 28 remedies
press, must, a long time before he can begin
Grade 3 — the book’s highest
op. caust. hep. mag-m. mur-ac. alum.
Grade 2
nit-ac. coc-c. apis. kali-c. laur. arn. prun-s. bell. cact. rhus-t.
Grade 1
nat-c. agar. abies-n. nat-p. plb. raph. rheum. sars. sec. stram. tax. thuj.
Sub-rubrics
- continue to, must, if he stops to breathe the urine ceases to flow until he strains again2p. 661
- frequent pressing to urinate, with, with small discharges1p. 661
- long pressing, after, urine passes guttatim2p. 661
- long time, must, which is painful1p. 661
- morning5p. 661
- painful and frequent urination with disposition to sit and strain a long time, after which few drops pass1p. 661
- pressure, the more, the less it flows1p. 661
- so hard, must, to start the urine that anus protrudes1p. 661
- stand and press a long time, must, before urine will start1p. 661
Cite: James Tyler Kent, Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 6th American edition, p. 661 — BLADDER; URINATION; retarded, must wait for urine to start; press, must, a long time before he can begin