Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory › URINE
Sediment
C. M. Boger · Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory · 1905 first edition · p. 623 · 0 remedies
Sediment
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Adherent14p. 623
- Bloody25p. 623
- Bluishp. 623
- Bran-like4p. 623
- Brick-colored8p. 623
- Bright4p. 623
- Brown7p. 623
- Clayey, muddy15p. 623
- Cloudy28p. 623
- Crusts, scales, flakes, etc.5p. 623
- Crystalline3p. 623
- Cylindrical casts7p. 623
- Dark (Compare Gray.)5p. 623
- Earthy1p. 623
- Flocculent (filamentous)19p. 623
- Gelatinous6p. 623
- Gray11p. 623
- Grayish-white2p. 623
- Greasy1p. 623
- In general66p. 623
- Limy2p. 623
- Loose2p. 623
- Mealy14p. 623
- Much1p. 623
- Odors, strong2p. 623
- Oily8p. 623
- Purple1p. 623
- Purulent17p. 623
- Redp. 623
- Reddish56p. 623
- Sandy (gravelly)48p. 623
- Slimy, mucus40p. 623
- Thick15p. 623
- Thready7p. 623
- Turbid6p. 623
- Uratesp. 623
- Vermillion1p. 623
- Violet3p. 623
- White39p. 623
- Yeast like1p. 623
- Yellow24p. 623
- Yellowish-white2p. 623
Cite: C. M. Boger, Boenninghausen's Characteristics and Repertory, 1905 first edition, p. 623 — URINE; Sediment