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menses, pain (colic, dysmenorrhœa)

Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 663 · 142 remedies
During menses, pain (colic, dysmenorrhœa) ☞ bearing down); like something pressing on a sore place, this continues first part of period, and sometimes returns, ▌Murex; pressure downward, with drawing in legs, ▌Con.; pressure, tension, tearing into pelvis and to knees, better from wamth of bed, ||Nux v.; with prolapsus, ▌Alum., ▌Ver.; with prolapsus, in evening, Collin.; from puberty, ||Phyt.; from puberty, cramps, vomiting, even convulsions attending first appearance, light-colored at onset, become dark and clotted, ||Puls.; dull, sickish, in pubic region, with bearing down (metrorrhagia), ||Sep.; with acute pulmonary catarrh, ||Puls.; pulsation violent, rapid, felt throughout body except in head, ||Sabina; pulse accelerated, Ferr. ph.; with restlessness, tossing in every direction, ▌▌Puls.; in retroversion, ▌Lil. tig.; rheumatic, ▌Act. rac., Bry., ▌Caulo., ▌Gels., ▌Rhod., ▌Rhus; in right side, Cochl.; running down, Æsc. h., Con., Ipec., Lach., Nux v., Ustil.; running up, Lach., Lyc., Phos., Sep.; pains from sacrum to pubes, ▌▌Sabina; sad and peevish, Cycl.; with scanty menses, ▌Natr. s.; sickening pain, Hyper.; the smaller the discharge the greater the pain, ▌Lach.; in women of spare habit, and of a delicate, nervous temperament, ▌▌Xan.; spasmodic, ▌▌Bell., ▌▌Caulo., ▌Gels., ||Plumb., ▌▌Vib.; spasmodic, in abdomen and loins, worse by motion, cold and contact, ▌Coccul.; spasmodic, pressing, ▌Magn. c.; with faintness at stomach, ▌Gels.; preceded by troublesome strangury, ▌Ver. v.; stinging, from epigastrium to hypogastrium, sides of abdomen and back, ▌Ars.; stitches in lower abdomen, worse when sitting, ▌▌Nux m.; stitches in side, ▌Kreo.; anxious, sweat breaking out from time to time, Merc. per.; with cold sweat, ▌Ars., ||Phos., ▌Sec., ▌▌Ver.; tearing, ▌Caust., ▌Cinnab., ▌▌Lach., ▌Sec.; throbbing, instead of flow, ▌Glon.; throws herself upon ground, ▌Coff.; with trembling, Merc. per.; unremitting, for several hours, ▌Caulo.; in upper abdomen, on every motion, when stooping, and even while sitting, as if inner parts were suffering from sharp pressure of a stone, ▌Coccul.; with urinary symptoms, ▌Senecio; with urging to urinate, disappearing with onset of flow, worse cold milk, ▌Kali iod.; with vertigo, ▌Gels.; with vomiting, ▌Gels.; better in warm weather, when outdoors, worse during cold, ||Tarant.; better by external warmth, ▌Ars., ▌Nux m.; with great weakness, ▌Ver.; after getting wet during menses, ||Zinc.; of eighteen years' standing, ||Lach

Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 663 — FEMALE SEXUAL ORGANS; DURING; menses, pain (colic, dysmenorrhœa)