Knerr › SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH › EPIGASTRITUM
fulness
Epigastrium, fulness ☞ distended, pressure
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1
4 of 5 marks 14
ferr. Ferrum Metallicum ign. Ignatia Amara fl-ac. Fluoricum Acidum myric. Myrica Cerifera ars. Arsenicum Album daph. Daphne Indica ip. Ipecacuanha op. Opium aloe. Aloe Socotrina rob. Robinia Pseudacacia coloc. Colocynthis merc. Mercurius Vivus nux-v. Nux Vomica kali-c. Kali Carbonicum
3 of 5 marks 6
kali-s. Kali Sulphuricum aesc. Æsculus Hippocastanum arg-m. Argentum Metallicum hell. Helleborus Niger rhod. Rhododendron ran-s. Ranunculus Sceleratus
1 of 5 marks 20
alumn. Alumen asaf. Asa Fœtida prun-s. Prunus Spinosa xan. Xanthoxylum Fraxineum bov. Bovista mosch. Moschus petr. Petroleum spong. Spongia Tosta tell. Tellurium olnd. Oleander bry. Bryonia Alba cycl. Cyclamen Europæum jac-c. Jacaranda Caroba ars-h. Arsenicum Hydrogenisatum anan. Anantherum Muricatum nit-s-d. Nitri Spiritus Dulcis ars-s-r. Arsenicum Sulphuratum Rubrum arn. Arnica Montana rumx. Rumex Crispus chen-v. Chenopodium Vulvaria
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 450 — SCROBICULUM AND STOMACH; EPIGASTRITUM; fulness