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STOOL
Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 568 · 0 remedies
Stool ☞ forcible, watery) every other day: ▌Coccul; Anus and Rectum, paralysis
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- absent (suppressed)15p. 555
- acidp. 555
- acrid (corrosive, excoriating)34p. 555
- adherentp. 555
- after eating22p. 559
- as if burntp. 557
- ash colored3p. 555
- at night41p. 567
- at noon2p. 567
- beaded1p. 555
- bilious43p. 555
- black59p. 556
- bloody123p. 556
- brittlep. 557
- brown85p. 557
- burningp. 557
- caused by drinking12p. 559
- chalky3p. 557
- changeable10p. 557
- chestnut shaped1p. 557
- choleraic2p. 557
- chopped12p. 557
- clayey32p. 558
- colorlessp. 558
- containing air bubbles1p. 555
- containing lumps like tallow2p. 570
- contains glistening bodies1p. 562
- contains undigested foodp. 570
- copious (profuse)90p. 558
- corrodingp. 558
- corrosivep. 558
- crumbling (brittle)15p. 558
- curdled6p. 558
- dark42p. 558
- desire7p. 558
- diarrhœic38p. 558
- difficult to expel84p. 559
- dry56p. 559
- dysenteric11p. 559
- eggs8p. 559
- epithelium3p. 559
- excoriatingp. 560
- expelled, when hard breathing ceased1p. 557
- fatty3p. 560
- fecal41p. 560
- fermented11p. 560
- fetid (offensive)100p. 560
- flaky (flocculent)14p. 561
- flat6p. 561
- flatusp. 561
- floating masses of green scum1p. 569
- floating on water1p. 561
- fluidp. 561
- foamy2p. 561
- forcible (sudden)45p. 561
- frequent106p. 561
- from least movement of body5p. 566
- frothy34p. 562
- full of holes like lava1p. 563
- gelatinousp. 562
- glassy2p. 562
- glutinous3p. 562
- granular7p. 562
- gray27p. 562
- greasyp. 562
- green97p. 562
- grittyp. 563
- gushingp. 563
- hard105p. 563
- hot10p. 563
- immediately on having head washed1p. 572
- in afternoon3p. 555
- in evening4p. 560
- in sleepp. 569
- incompletep. 563
- indelible1p. 563
- insufficient (incomplete, unsatisfactory)33p. 563
- involuntary88p. 563
- irregular13p. 564
- jellylike16p. 564
- knotty (nodular)28p. 564
- lienteric (containing undigested food)55p. 564
- light in color35p. 565
- like balls18p. 555
- like coffee grounds3p. 558
- like dirty soap suds1p. 569
- like rice water11p. 569
- like scrapingsp. 569
- like sheep dung22p. 569
- like tea1p. 570
- like yeastp. 574
- liquidp. 565
- liverp. 565
- liver colored2p. 565
- long11p. 565
- looks like cooked sago1p. 569
- looks like frog spawn1p. 562
- looks like pea soup and consists of yellowish, greenish or bloody mucus of disagreeable odor, and accompanied by pains in region of colon, rectum and anus1p. 568
- loose57p. 565
- lumpy53p. 565
- membranous10p. 565
- mixedp. 565
- mixed with bluish matter1p. 557
- morning30p. 565
- motion15p. 566
- mucous (slimy)127p. 566
- muddy2p. 567
- mushy27p. 567
- narrow5p. 567
- noisyp. 567
- odorless11p. 567
- oily4p. 567
- painful33p. 567
- painless35p. 568
- papescent (pappy, pasty)74p. 568
- passes better standing1p. 570
- periodic6p. 568
- profusep. 568
- purulent16p. 568
- recedesp. 568
- red or reddish8p. 568
- retained10p. 568
- retarded (infrequent, seldom, tardy)52p. 568
- roughp. 569
- sandyp. 569
- scaly1p. 569
- scanty51p. 569
- scybalous5p. 569
- shaggy1p. 569
- shreddy4p. 569
- slenderp. 569
- slips back or recedes when about to escape3p. 569
- sluggish (slow, torpid)12p. 569
- small52p. 569
- soft71p. 569
- spurtingp. 570
- staining diaperp. 570
- starchy1p. 570
- sticky4p. 570
- stringy6p. 570
- suddenp. 570
- tarlike6p. 570
- tenacious (tough)14p. 570
- thin (liquid)121p. 570
- threads of fecal matter like hair1p. 570
- too large50p. 564
- transparent2p. 570
- triangular1p. 570
- unsatisfactoryp. 570
- urging (desire)166p. 570
- urinating4p. 572
- variegatedp. 572
- watery152p. 572
- when coughing2p. 558
- white83p. 573
- with meal-like sediment2p. 569
- with worms10p. 574
- yellow112p. 574
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. 568 — STOOL AND RECTUM; STOOL