Boericke's Repertory › ABDOMEN › DIARRHŒA, Enteritis
TYPE OF STOOL
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
TYPE OF STOOL
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Acrid, excoriating, burning14
- Bilious22
- Black15
- Blood-streaked slime21
- Bloody34
- Brown, dark27
- Changeable9
- Clay-coloured, chalk-like, light-coloured16
- Coffee-ground-like, mealy4
- Colliquative (debilitating)16
- Fatty, oily4
- Fermented, flatulent, noisy, spluttering expulsion38
- Frequent26
- Frog spawn or scum-like4
- Gelatinous, jelly-like9
- Green41
- Gurgling, gushing17
- Hot8
- Involuntary24
- Lumpy, hard17
- Mucous, slimy49
- Non-debilitating4
- Offensive, cadaverous50
- Painless30
- Papescent25
- Profuse28
- Purulent7
- Rice-water6
- Sago or tallow Particles, like1
- Scanty15
- Shreddy, stringy, membranous, like scrapings of intestines15
- Sour14
- Spinach chopped, like3
- Sudden, imperative, cannot wait16
- Tenacious, glairy5
- Undigested, lienteric30
- Watery
- White29
- Yellow37
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — ABDOMEN; DIARRHŒA, Enteritis; TYPE OF STOOL