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Repertory of Hering's Guiding SymptomsSTOOL AND RECTUM › STOOL

fetid (offensive)

Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 560 · 100 remedies
Stool, fetid (offensive) ☞ carrion); purulent, ▌Calc. p.; rotten, Ars.; in scarlatina, ▌▌Ailant., ▌Lach.; scenting whole house, ▌Benz. ac.; in scrofulosis of children, ▌Stilling.; in scurvy, ▌Ars.; during sleep, ▌Lach.; sour smelling, Arn., Bell., ▌▌Calc., ▌Camph., Carb. s., ▌Cham., Colch., ▌Coloc., ▌Con., ▌Dulc., Graph., ▌▌Hep., Jalap., ▌Magn. c., ▌▌Merc., ▌Mez., ▌Natr. c., ||Natr. p., ▌Nitr. ac., ||Oleand., ▌Phos., ▌▌Rheum, Sal. ac., ▌Sep., ▌Sul.; sour, with burning in rectum, ▌Graph.; sour, in cholerine, ▌Arg. nit.; sour, copious in cholera infantum, ▌Iris; sour, in cholera infantum, during dentition and scrofula, ▌▌Calc.; sour, with colic, in children, ▌▌Rheum; sour, with colic after nursing, ▌Rheum; sour, of infants with sour smell of body and vomiting of sour milk, ▌Rob.; sour, during dentition, ▌Calc., ▌Cham., ▌Rheum; sour, in chronic diarrhœa, ▌Rheum; in diarrhœa, after abuse of magnesia, ▌Rheum; sour, with distension of intestines, almost to rupturing, ▌Rob.; sour,in entero-colitis, ▌Nuph.; sour, with flatulence, ▌▌Pod.; sour, with wind colic, particularly early in morning, ▌Nuph.; sour, with open fontanelles, ▌▌Calc.; sour, in morning, with flatulency during dentition, ▌Pod.; sour, slimy, with tenesmus after abuse of magnesia, ▌Rheum; sour, with screaming children, ▌▌Rheum; sour, with tenesmus (dysentery), ||Rheum; sour, rather whitish watery (infantile diarrhœa), ||Magn. c.; relieves gastric derangement, ▌Rob.; in gastromalacia, ▌Kreo.; strong, Ascl. t., Chloral.; in summer complaint, ▌Ant. c.; sour, after sweat, towards morning, Tereb.; sulphuric, ▌Ptel.; sweetish, Ars., Mosch.; in infantile syphilis, ||Syph.; tarry, ▌Lept.; with tenesmus, Manc., ▌Rob.; with straining, worse after food, ||Pod.; like urine, ▌Benz. ac.; in scrofulous ulcers, ▌Bar. m.; follows him all around as if he had soiled himself, ▌Sul.; in ulcer of os uteri, ▌Curar.; with vomiting, in intermittent, ▌Coccul.; watery, yellowish brown, in morning, after coffee, Fluor. ac

Grade 5 of 5 — the book’s highest

crot-t. crot-h. psor. gamb. ars. podo. thuj. carb-v. op. nux-m. stram. cham. apis. sec. asaf. lach. alumn. bapt. benz-ac. mur-ac. merc-c.

Grade 4 of 5

kali-p. kreos. lept. lil-t. lith. lyc. coff. arg-n. arn. asc-t. aur. bry. calc. calc-p. carb-ac. chin-a. chin. cocc. agar. coloc. corn. graph. guai. hep. iod. ip. iris. petr. ph-ac. plb. ptel. puls. rhus-t. sep. sil. squil. staph. sulph. ter. colch. dig. mag-c. kali-br. kali-s. rheum. nat-s. con. nuph. cimic. phos. elat. meph. mez. nit-ac. nux-v.

Grade 3 of 5

tarent. ran-s. sul-ac. med.

Grade 1 of 5

ind. hipp. carb-an. vario. zinc. grat. dros. jug-c. bism. rat. bor. rumx. sal-ac. chin-s. ars-s-f. par. ars-h. anan. lycps. sarr.

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. 560 — STOOL AND RECTUM; STOOL; fetid (offensive)