17. Scrobiculum and Stomach pp. 448–459

Waterbrash, with inclination to sleep: Nux m.

Waterbrash, stomach; constriction, Stront.; constriction, in dyspepia, Collin., Hydr. ac., Lyc., Puls.; chronic dyspepsia, Petrol.; in gastralgia, Sil., Sul. ac.; pain, Amm. c., Kob.; pressure in hysteria, Nux m.; catarrh of stomach and small intestines, Hydr. ac.

Waterbrash, with frequent swallowing: Kob., Merc. sol.

Epigastrium, abscess; after a blow, Bry.

Epigastrium, aching: Æsc. h., Ammoniac., Arn., Carbo v., Chrom. ac., Kali c.; in afternoon, better stretching body and throwing stomach forward, Vib.; tight, suffocative, heavy, through to back, worse talking, Rumex; as from a blow, followed by pressure, retching, eructation and rising of food, Phos.; with painful concussion of brain from shaking head, from walking, Mang.; with short breath, Vacc.; to middle of chest (gastric complaints), Ars.; over chest to pit of throat, Kali c.; dull, with nausea and vomiting, Cup. ars.; shortly after eating, with vomiting, Lyc.; making her faint (hemorrhoids), Sul.; during apyrexia, Ignat.; from hiccough, after eating (sequel to cholera), Phos.; to pharynx, as if a ball were rising, Con.; in and above, on each side of sternum, Rumex; after a cup of tea, Rumex ☞ bruised, dull pain, pain (undefined), soreness

Epigastrium, alive: ☞ motion

Epigastrium, anguish: Coff., Crot. t., Hydr. ac., Sil., Ver.; deathly, in angina pectoris, Dig.; driving to despair (cholera Asiatica), Camph.; in hepatic typhus, Chel. ☞ anxiety

Epigastrium, anxiety: Acon., Arg. met., Ars., Cann. s., Grat., Kali c., Lyc., Nux v., Op., Stram., Tereb.; apprehensive, Cann. s.; apprehensive, while reflecting, Phos.; apprehensive, as when expecting unpleasant news, Mez.; in asthma, Ferr.; with dyspnœa, Stram.; in children, Calc.; in hæmatemesis, Ars., Tereb.; with indigestion, Puls.; caused by noise, Agar.; oppressive, Ars.; and sensitive, Sec.; to spine, with palpitation (neuropathia), Kali a.; with trembling, Sep. ☞ anguish

Epigastrium, bloated: ☞ distended

Epigastrium, pain as from a heavy blow or concussion, followed by cramps in abdomen and coolness: Phyt.

Epigastrium, breathing; as if air were imprisoned, causing anxiety, Rhus; dyspnœa, Nux m.; pain during inspiration, Puls.

Waterbrash, taste; metallic, Coccus; salty, burning (constipation), Caust.

Waterbrash, tasteless: Bry.

Waterbrash, sore throat: Calc.

Waterbrash, with brownish tongue: Sil.

Waterbrash, in ulcer of os uteri: Curar.

Waterbrash, with vertigo; on rising in morning, Magn. c.

deep inspiration relieves pain, Lobel. i.; pain impedes breathing, Bry.; rising, stopping breath, causing faint and disagreeable sensation, better by raising wind, Amm. br.; suffocating pain, Lyss.

Epigastrium, bruised feeling: Arn., Phyt., Guaræa; as if beaten, with fulness of abdomen, Camph.; soreness, through to back, after cramp in stomach, Lobel. i.; after eating, Coccul.; when pressed, with swelling, Natr. m. ☞ cough, sensitive, soreness

Epigastrium, burning: Amm. m., Arg. met., Ant. chlor., Ant. c., Ars., Bapt., Cact., Calc. p., Carb. s., Carbo v., Cup. m., Dulc., Eucal., Ham., Ign., Kali iod., Manc., Merc., Natr. s., Nux v., Ran. sc., Sal. ac., Sil., Ver.; into abdomen, Plat.; as from acidity, Abrot.; as from acidity, worse by pressure (gastric catarrh), Apis; as from acidity, in erysipelas, Apis; into back and shoulders, Con.; after a blow on stomach, Eryng.; over chest to pit of throat, Kali c.; like red hot coals (gastritis, gastralgia), Ars.; in diabetes, relieved, Uran. n.; along diaphragm, both sides (nymphomania), Stram.; distress, Æsc. h., Arn., Iris; with burning, twisting, and gurgling in bowels, bearing down toward sexual organs, Sabina; drives to despair, Ant. c.; driving to despair, in cholera Asiatica, Camph.; in dropsy, Colch.; with dryness and itching in throat, Kali iod.; in dysentery, Ars.; better by eating, Æsc. h.; before breakfast, into œsophagus, Zinc.; better by eructation, Amb.; after eructation, Calc. p.; when fasting, Zinc.; in yellow fever, Ars.; like a flame, as if heart palpitated there, Med.; in gastritis, Apis; like heartburn, Ant. c.; during hot stage (chest affection), Lach.; worse by motion, Bry.; with pain, worse touch, Ran. b.; in paroxysms, Natr. m.; when pressing, in evening, Zinc.; with pressure, soon after lying down, must rise, worse at night, but recurred at any hour if she lay down, though better day time, better sitting up (neurosis of stomach), Sang.; stitchlike, pressing (gastritis), Acon.; raw pain (whooping cough), Lobel. i.; rheumatic attack, Bry.; to both sides, Stram.

in affection of stomach, Lac c.; before stool, Polyp.; into throat, Lyc.; to throat and ears better eating (spinal irritation), Hep.; into throat, again into abdomen, with prostration and fainting, Phos.; upwards, Calc. ☞ heat

Epigastrium, chill: Arn., Bell., Spong.; extends down body, Bar. c. ☞ coldness, fever

Epigastrium, clawing: Dros., Natr. m.; on deep breathing, Caust. ☞ griping

Epigastrium, coldness: Ant. t., Spong.; fixed, when burning was not present (spinal irritation), Hep.; icy, in dyspepsia, Kreo.; exhaled as cold breath (asthma emphysematicum), Camph.; feeling, Cain.; feeling, followed by fainting, Ant. t.; feeling, with fulness, Spong.; half coldish, half burning feeling, Lyss.; internal, with fulness, Spong.; internal, as if cold water or ice were there, Kreo.; pain, as if stone were in stomach, Sil. ☞ chill

Epigastrium, feeling of constriction: Ananth., Guaræa, Lyc., Plat.; in cholera, Arg. nit.; in cholera morbus, Elat.; in dyspepsia, Op.; with dyspnœa, Rhod.; with anguish and difficult breathing, Guaiac.; in gastric derangement, Dory.; in gastralgia and gastritis, Ars.; into hypochondrium, impeding breathing, Cact.; as if tightly laced (typhoid fever), Ign.; in hepatic affections, Chel.; painful, Calc., Dros., Graph., Jatroph., Sec.; painful, after eating, Plumb.; painful, better lying down, Lyc.; painful, with vomiting of clear sour fluid, toward evening and at times at night, with sour belching (cardialgia), Phos.; painful, with vomiting of watery or glairy fluid, (cholera), Jatroph.; with palpitation, Ast. r.; in phthisis, Cetrar.; screwing-together sensation, Zinc.; spasmodic, in cardialgia, Zinc.; sudden, as if suffocating, Sang.; sudden pain one or two hours after eating slightest quantity of food, soon extending thence to left hypochondrium, then to region of heart and left shoulder, Phos.; with vomiting, Chel. ☞ contraction, cramplike, griping, pressure

Epigastrium, feeling of contraction: Daph., Lobel. i., Thuya; drawing aching, must bend double, Calc.; oppressive, Con.; painful, Ast. r.; painful, taking breath away, Coccul.; painful, to left hypochondrium, later to head and left shoulder, better from warmth, Phos.; with palpitation, Amm. c.; spasmodic, in gastritis or gastralgia, Ars. ☞ constriction, cramplike, griping, pressure

Epigastrium, convulsions; begin with an aura, Nux v.; as of something running through abdomen into feet before epileptic attack, Calc.; in plexus cœliaci, feels a blow like lightning, which causes her to throw herself back in the midst of tormenting pains (hysterical spasm), Cic.; from right to left, also to back, coming on in paroxysms, Con.

Epigastrium, cough; concussion, Amb.; constant and uncontrollable desire, with sudden pressure and constriction, as if pressed against with feet, Rhod.; wrenched by dry, during day, Rhus; sensation of something exciting cough, Bell.; causes a sensation of a wound by some sharp instrument, Tabac.

from irritation, Puls.; irritation, worse in mornings (pharyngitis), Natr. m.; loose, produced by titillation in laryngo-tracheitis, Phos. ac.; nauseous feeling during, Ign.; pain during, Arn., Cinch., Diosc., Hyos., Ipec., Lach., Lyc.; pain, day and night, Sep.; pain, with dry whooping and choking, Sep.; pressure causes, Calad.; soreness, Bry., Nux v.; soreness extends upward, Ars.; stitches, Amm. c., Ars., Bry.; stitches, when lying down, Rhus; seems to originate, producing tickling and severe pain, Lach.; from tickling, Ant. t., Natr. m., Nitr. ac.; from tickling above, in morning, Ign.; from tickling, short dry, during night, Lach.; from tickling, tormenting, Lach.

Epigastrium, cramplike pain: Amyl., Chel., Diosc., Jatroph., Lac def., Zinc; below (vesicular eruption), Bell.; mounts into chest, Grat.; pain, apparently in diaphragm, better by bending forward, Cochl.; in diabetes, relieved, Uran. n.; worse for a week after menses (gastralgia), Ver.; during pregnancy, Cup. m., Oxal. ac.; goes to right side, under short ribs, through to back, between shoulders, Sep.; with weak, sick feeling, Eup. pur.; throbbing, Chel. ☞ contraction, constriction, griping, pinching, pressure, tension

Epigastrium, crawling; to throat, Nux m.; as of numberless worms, Cina ☞ creeping

Epigastrium, creeping; beneath, Natr. c. ☞ crawling

Epigastrium, cutting: Calc., Nux m., Op., Phyt., Ptel., Sil., Stront.; with anxiety, Cham.; cramplike, to navel, with faint, distressed feeling, as if diarrhœa would come on, Diosc.; after eating, Bry.; after dinner, Ang.; as with glass, after midnight, Calad.; to hypogastrium, sides of abdomen and back, Ars.; as with knives, Bry., Arg. nit.; worse at night, especially after midnight, must lean forward (gastralgia), Kali c.; from chest and abdomen, better from pressure and bending double, brought on by vexation and indignation, Coloc.; repeated fine, sharp, Ustil.; after blows on stomach, Arn. ☞ darting, lancinating

Epigastrium, darting: Ign.; in cancer, Act. sp. ☞ cutting, lancinating

Epigastrium, digging: Calc., Cina, Seneg. ☞ gnawing, griping

Epigastrium, disagreeable sensation; comes from, Amyg.

Epigastrium, distension: Aloe., Arg. met., Ars., Bell., Berb., Calc., Cham., Dulc., Ferr., Hell., Kali c., Lach., Lyc., Phos., Prun.; bloating, Dig.; bloating, with asthma, Lac def.; bloating, during (chill of intermittent), Ars.; commences to bloat with beginning of chill, increases more and more, Coccul.; bloating, in chlorosis, Graph.; bloated, in gastric trouble, Kali c.; bloated, with pain in region of liver, Bell.; bloated, painfully, in morning, Cham.; constant bloating, with oppression of breathing, before breakfast, better after eating, Sul.; bloated, with pressure as from a stone, Nux v.; bloated, in diabetes, Natr. s.; feeling, Camph., Rob.; feeling, in inflation (myelitis), Dulc.; feeling, with drawing in region of stomach, Mang.; hard, Ars., Bar. m.

Plumb., Stram.; has to loosen clohing, Hep.; worse morning and after eating, Nux v.; when in pain, as from incarcerated flatus (flatulent indigestion), Lyc.; painful, Ver.; in phthisis, Cetrar.; in pleuritis, with plastic exudation, Hep.; worse from pressure, Arn.; sensation of rupture, worse after supper, and sensitive (typhus), Ars.; and soreness, not permitting least touch, even of clothing (chronic dyspepsia), Merc. cor.; swollen, Bell., Chin. s., Cic., Ign., Kali c., Manc., Natr. m., Thuya; swelling, after eating, Phos.; frequent swelling, beneath, Sec.; feeling, as if swollen, Bry., Kali c.; swelling, with quotidian fever, Rhus; hard swelling, Lyc.; swelling, with hardness, extending more to right side (left lobe of liver), Puls.; swelling, towards left side, Calc.; painful swelling, Arg. nit., Op.; swollen, allowed no pressure (quotidian), Puls.; swollen, like a saucer turned bottom up, painful to pressure, Calc.; swelling, with soreness when touched, Petrol.; tympanitis (hypochondriasis), Ipec. ☞ fulness

Epigastrium, distress: Bapt., Gossyp.; violent, Ipec., Lyc. vir., Puls., Stram.; over, Ver.; with drawing pains in fingers and ankles, Ptel.; with dyspnœa, Lyss.; after eating, Arn.; worse after eating, especially apples, Rumex; distress, in epilepsy, Ast. r.; with indigestion, Lyc. vir.; indescribable, πAtrop. s., Myr. cer.; acute, in milæna, Ipec.; worse before stool, must press hands on that region and bend forward (mesenteric disease), Calc.; distress before stool composed of blood, bile and black fecal matter, Polyp.; terrible, in upper part, had to walk room, Amm. br.

Epigastrium, drawing: Act. sp., Agar., Ptel., Zinc.; with fulness and oppression of breathing, Rhod.; under sternum, feels like flatulence, Zing.; as if growing together as far as throat, where it seems to press windpipe so that he can barely breathe, Spong.; to middle of sternum, as of hard body pressed into cavity, worse stooping, eating, drinking, paroxysmal, Aur. mur.; around lower border of left ribs as if something were torn loose, evening, while sitting, Ars.; from left to right, Card. m.; to chest, spasmodic, Agar.

Epigastrium, dull pain: Ast. r., Bapt., Tereb.; in bending forward, better sitting erect, Sinap.; constant, Lyc.; heavy, worse after eating, better by frequent eructations of air, Dios.; in tertian ague, Ignat.; in indigestion, Elat.; gradually increasing, passing after reaching its acme to spinal column and becoming fixed there, has to bend double, Nux v. ☞ aching

Epigastrium, emptiness: Æsc. h., Ant. c., Croc., Glon., Ign., Kali c., Sul.; in whooping cough, Stann.; deathly sensation, Sep.; with distressing oppression in upper part of chest, Stann.; disappears with rumbling below left ribs, Verbas.; not better eating, Carbo a.; in evening, after eating (from nursing), Oleand.; faint, Gels.; especially in œsophagus, Mur. ac.; sense of goneness in, Natr. m.; goneness at 11 a.m., Sul., Zinc.; goneness, in climaxis, Hydr. ac., Sul., Ustil.; goneness, in headache, Sep.; goneness, during pregnancy, Natr. m.; goneness, with tapeworm, Sep.

in headache, Sep.; hollowness, Pod.; painful, in hemorrhoids, Sep.; sinking, Calc. p.

Epigastrium, eruption; blisters full of dark red blood, Ars. h.; large bluish spots, Ars. s. r.; exanthemata, spreading over abdomen and chest, Merc. viv.; pimples bleed easily when scratched, Kob.; red spots, Natr. m.; brown color of skin, Lach. ☞ itching

Epigastrium, faintness: Alum., Crotal., Diad., Diosc., Glon., Natr. m., Sul.; deathly, produced by pressure in, Merc. sol.; in diabetes, relieved, Uran. n.; when meeting a friend, Act. rac.; an all gone feeling in, Polyp.; goneness, caused by dull aching in stomach, Hydras.; with pain in region of liver and bowels, Ustil.; in hæmatemesis, Tereb.; at menopause, Crotal.; rising on both sides of sternum with suffocation, causing sighing and walking around room, during afternoon and evening, Amm. br. ☞ emptiness, weakness

Epigastrium, as if falling; in angina pectoris, Cact.

Epigastrium, fermentation: Anac., Cast. eq., Plat.

Epigastrium, fever; chill commences, Calc.; begins, with spasms in, Calc.; in typhoid fever, indescribable sensation, Ign.; in yellow, in first stage, uncomfortable feeling, Ipec. ☞ chill, heat, sweat

Epigastrium, flushing; over body, Amyl.

Epigastrium, fluttering: Crotal., Xan.; in cardialgia, Tabac.; with palpitation, Nux v.

Epigastrium, flying pains; after headache, Æsc. h.; pass to pubes, Ver. v.

Epigastrium, fulness: Æsc. h., Ananth., Arg. met., Ars. h., Bov., Chen. v., Coloc., Daph., Ferr., Hell., Ign., Kali c., Lyc., Merc., Myr. cer., Nitr. sp. d., Prun., Xan.; with internal coldness, Spong.; with colic, around umbilicus, Coloc.; digestion slow, disturbed, weakened, Op.; in dropsy, Fluor. ac.; after eating, Arn.; an hour after breakfast, Ars. s. r.; with belching, which relieves, Nux v.; after eating, heaviness, tension with difficult respiration, Kali c.; as if he had eaten too much, Cycl.; as after a full meal or as from overlifting, with shortness of breath, Prun.; in relapse of intermittent, Ars.; in gastric derangement, Rob.; with indigestion (dyspepsia), Kali s.; must lie down after dinner, Tell.; in liver affection with dropsy, Fluor. ac.; in morning, Asaf.; worse in morning, and from external pressure, Ran. sc.; worse in motion, Bry.; with qualmishness, worse from eating, Mosch.; painful (bilious fever), Ipec.; with palpitation, Oleand.; pressure and drawing and oppression of respiration, Rhod.; with soreness when touched, Petrol.; with hurried respiration, Jacar.; extends toward throat pit, descends with every empty deglutition but immediately returns, Rumex; urging to take a long breath, but cannot, Alum.; in prolapsus uteri, Aloe ☞ distended, pressure

Epigastrium, gnawing: Æsc. h., Ars., Glon., Kali bi., Ptel., Puls.; a little below (chronic dysentery), Nux v.; in chill, Ars.; with chronic diarrhœa (syphilis), Lach.; dull, worse after dinner, Tromb.; after eating, Coccul., Grat.; after eating, in headache, Kali bi.

better by small quantities of food, but worse by more, disposed to eat frequently (enlargement and congestion, induration of liver), Magn. m.; in gastralgia, Lyc. ☞ emptiness, digging, griping

Epigastrium, gone feeling: ☞ emptiness, faintness

Epigastrium, griping: Coloc., Phos., Ptel., Puls., Symph.; in and below, worse from touch, Chel.; and clutching, extending beneath ribs into back, Lyc.; colicky, Bapt.; deep in, worse on deep breathing, Zinc.; in direction of small of back, during menses, Sars.; with dryness of mouth, yellow coated tongue, and bitter taste, Ptel.; after eating, worse toward evening, Coloc.; after eating, in gastralgia, Sil.; with short belching, Magn. p.; as from flatus, Carbo v.; in gastralgia, Lyc.; immediately followed by pressure downward and towards, Plat.; remitting, Diosc. ☞ clawing, constriction, contraction, cramplike, pressure

Epigastrium, grumbling; region, Ipom.

Epigastrium, gurgling: Phos.

Epigastrium, heat: Ars., Cub., Kali bi., Phos., Rob.; extends over body, Amyl.; burning, Ant. t.; accelerating breathing, Bry.; radiating to chest, after eating, Natr. m.; in hysteria, Tarant.; with flatulent dyspepsia, accompanying pyrexia in men, Petrosel.; violent, like an explosion, into head (palpitation), Calc. a.; with fever, Cub.; worse during inspiration, Bry.; in sixth week of pregnancy, Ipec.; rising, Ferr.; in skin, region of, Cinch. bol.; sudden rising, with difficult respiration (hysteria), Val.; round spot, two inches in diameter, feels hot to patient but cold to touch, during fever, Nux v.; without tenderness, Amyg.; in prolapsus uteri, Aloe; to head, warm streams of blood, Calc. ☞ burning

Epigastrium, heaviness: Bar. c., Calad., Ign., Nitr. sp. d., Sil.; digestion slow, disturbed, weakened, Op.; after eating, Rumex; in prolapsus uteri, Aloe; weight, Eucal., Hydras., Kali bi., Merc. sul.; weight, as though burdened with flatulence, Carbol. ac.; weight, cold, agonizing, with chill, Calc.; weight, crampy, Sil.; weight, with slow digestion, especially of acids, Sep.; weight, with dyspepsia, Collin.; weight, an hour after breakfast, Ars. s. r.; weight, after eating, Atrop. s.; weight, an hour after eating, better after eating again, Puls.; weight, as of a lump, Arn.; food feels like a wad, Bry.; weight, like a stone, Rob.; weight, as from a stone, early in morning on awaking, Puls. ☞ pressure

Epigastrium, horrible sensation, when getting awake, morning (with drunkards): Asar.

Epigastrium, hunger: Coccul., Crot.; worse in morning, awaking, Anac.

Epigastrium, itching: Amm. m., Guaræa; internal, better taking food, Kali bi.; biting, when she feels cold, rubbing makes spot red, and vesicles arise, soon vanishing, Spong. ☞ eruption

Epigastrium, jerks: Natr. m.; sudden, with fear, Calc.

Epigastrium, lancinating: Carbo v., Rob.; worse at night, especially after midnight, must lean forward (gastralgia), Kali c.; as if pierced with a knife, Colch.; like stabs, Niccol.; extends to vertebræ, right scapula, at times to right side, Badiag. ☞ cutting, darting, stitches

Epigastrium, sensation as if something were loose; like loose flesh, that pulled every time he coughed, Staph.

Epigastrium, lumps; burning pain, Cund.; circumscribed hard mass as large as two fists, extending toward liver, could be felt when lying on back, Sul.; feeling, as of a lump (angina pectoris, gastralgic form), Agar.; feeling of a hard body, Hep.; feeling of, after food, Sul.; flattened, resistant, scirrhous tumor, pain insufferable, Hydras.; as if a heavy had fallen to back when attempting to rise from a recumbent position, Laur.; as large as a fist, sensitive to pressure, deep, Kali c.; hard, in left, Cund.; hard, between navel and edges of lower ribs, right side (cancerous affections), Bism.; tumor, with marasmus, Hydras.; tumor, size of hen's egg, sensitive to pressure, cannot bear clothing, Merc. per.; tumor as large as a hen's egg, doughy consistency, in centre a small spot as if filled with fluid (marasmus), Hydras.; tumor size of an orange, movable and sensitive to pressure (relieved) (carcinoma ventricular), Mez. ☞ distended

Epigastrium, menses; pain, as if everything would be torn to pieces with laborlike pains, Graph.

Epigastrium, motion; feeling as of something alive in, after typhoid fever (nervous affection), Manc.; as of an animal wriggling, region of, Chel.; of something living, jumping about, Croc.; movements, Coloc.

Epigastrium, nausea: Act. rac., Ars., Cann. s., Diad., Hydras., Lac def., Nux v.; with anxiety, Sabad.; with anxiety, in evening, Puls.; with fulness and tension, in abdomen, Sinap.; with constrictive pains in hypogastrium, Coccul.; continuous, alternate with pain in abdomen, with diarrhœa, Squilla; deathly nausea as soon as she moved, better lying quietly, Vib.; deathly, worse rising in morning (headache), Lac def.; after eating, Agnus; as after eating too much fat, Cycl.; a kind of, Ruta; with dull headache, Sinap.; in morning, fasting, Calc.; pain, followed by, Æthus.; with sinking feeling, Jatroph.; after stool, Ver.; rising to throat (affection of stomach), Kali bi.; in uterine prolapsus, Arn.; when walking, Ign. ☞ Chap. 16, Nausea

Epigastrium, nervousness: Calab.

Epigastrium, feeling of obstruction; with eructations, Eup. perf., Stann. ☞ heaviness, pressure

Epigastrium, oppression: Apis, Apoc., Chel., Chlor., Magn. m., Nitr. sp. d., Phos., Zinc.; loss of appetite, Stram.; to chest (shock of injury), Nux m.; in cholera morbus, Elat.; causes cough, Kali bi.; in diabetes mellitus, Arg. met.; with eructation, Aloe; in gastric derangement, Rob.; in indigestion, Elat.; sudden, during menses, everything must be loosened, Zinc.; before attack, in metrorrhagia, Merc.; with nausea, worse from eating, Mosch.; worse at night, in recumbent position, Cinch.; in indurated pancreas, Carbo a.; with black stool, Merc. d.; as if stomach were too full, worse by pressure, Lobel. i.; with warmth, Camph.

Epigastrium, pain (undefined): Ant. t., Ars. h., Arund., Bry., Bell., Cornus, Calab., Camph., Crotal., Ferr. iod., Jugl., Merc. sul., Natr. m., Nux v., Rumex, Sec., Stram., Sul., Thuya, Ver.; pain to upper abdomen and back, especially kidneys, Grat.; attacks, Ipec.; dull, heavy, to back, Ars. s. r.; to back and hypochondria, Amm. br.; with bloating and eructation of flatus (irritation of meninges in cervical portion), Paris; as from something breaking loose at every firm step, Ictod.; better by hot brandy and water (flatulent indigestion), Lyc.; in bronchitis, Lobel. i.; in cancer of stomach, Hydras.; extending to cardiac region and left shoulder blade (dyspepsia), Arg. nit.; constant, in chronic cardialgia, Sul.; deep, from pressure, Calad.; as if in or behind duodenum, Lyss.; with delirium, Camph.; digestion slow, disturbed, weakened, Op.; in diphtheria, Lach.; distressing, throughout chill and heat, Eup. perf.; distressing, better raising sour, bitter wind, with shuddering, Diosc.; dull, Cochl., Zinc.; dull, deep, Med.; dull, caused by pressure of hand, Ars. h.; with atonic dyspepsia, Petrol.; after eating, Atrop. s., Ptel.; after eating, extending to back and abdomen, lasting about an hour and terminating in waterbrash (indigestion), Puls.; caused by eating or drinking, after diphtheria, Lac c.; after eating, in dyspepsia, Arg. nit.; after eating (fungus hæmatodes), Phos.; about an hour before eating (affection of liver), Magn. m.; in a small space, after a meal, Nux v.; in epileptiform spasms, Stram.; with short eructation of wind, Magn. p.; caused by excitement, Zinc.; excruciating, about, Bell.; excruciating, caused by vomiting, extending to right hypochondrium and to groin (nephritis), Arn.; in chill of intermittent, Ars.; worse from small quantity of animal food and rich pudding, butter and fatty food, Ptel.; severe, after fright in seventh month of pregnancy, Ign.; occasional, with fulness and tension in abdomen, Sinap.; in gastro-enteritis, Apis; coming gradually, thence radiates upward and to both sides, reaching to back between lowest point of scapulæ, becomes agonizing, then gradually subsides (gastrodynia), Ver.; in hæmatemesis, Tereb.; with hiccough, Phos.; in icterus, Sul.; in affection of larynx, Kali bi.; fine, with constricting pain in left articulation of jaw, Pallad.; severe, to left, better standing still and pressing on it, Alum.; extending to left side of chest, Chen. v.; in colic of left, Carbo v.; into left hypochondrium, Diosc.; to left side, half hour after eating (dyspepsia), Arg. nit.; to left side, on pressure, with nausea, precedes attack (hæmatemesis), Sec.; with nausea, Ptel.; frequent, at night, worse turning over, which he had to do all the time, Bapt.; periodical, at night, with tremor, Bell.; in ovaritis, Ham.; worse on pressure, Acet. ac., Chin. s., Zinc.; with pinching and griping in chest, and cough (phthisis), Kali c.; sickening, Graph.; in smallpox, Millef.; spasmodic, drives to despair, Ant. c.; from one side to other, worse opposite spleen, in walking, when sitting, worse about navel, Symph.; better standing erect, worse stooping, Dios.; worse by standing or sitting erect, better stooping forward, Ptel.

when stooping, Alum.; when stooping, in asthma, Kali c.; when swallowing, Calc. p.; without tenderness, Amyg.; tormenting, Cup. m.; when touched (childbed fever), Coloc.; during urination, Ipec.; in uterine tenesmus, first moderate, then intense, radiating over belly and limbs, Camph.; after re-vaccination, Thuya; with vomiting, Nux m.; better by vomiting liver-colored masses of blood, Chlor.; violent, Lac def.; violent, at intervals, Iris; violent, in pregnancy, Hyos.; with yellowish color of face (bronchitis), Lyc.

Epigastrium, palpitation; with anxiety, Acon.

Epigastrium, pinching: Chrom. ac., Ipec., Nux m., Zinc.; with short belching, Magn. p.; with belching, Tereb.; below, with nausea, Tereb.; on deep breathing, Caust.; with confusion of forehead, Coloc.; in pleurisy, Ant. t.; to pubes, Sep.; when sitting bent over, Agnus; spasmodic, below, in evening, when sitting, Ang.; tensive, Calc.; transversely, after eating, Cina ☞ cramplike, pressure

Epigastrium, pressure: Apis, Arg. met., Arg. nit., Arn., Asar., Aur. mur., Bov., Cepa, Coff., Con., Cupr. s., Ferr., Ign., Jacar., Lyc., Myr. cer., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Ran. b., Rob., Sinap., Stann., Sul. ac., Ver., Xan., Zinc.; aching, as from something forcing a passage (neuralgia of limbs), Val.; in afternoon, Spong.; alternating with heat and cold (cardialgia biliosa), Lobel. i.; with anxiety, Cham., Pæonia; with anxiety and nausea, (hysteria), Nux v.; asthma, Kali c.; into back and shoulders, Con.; to back, worse from touch (gastralgia), Phos. ac.; in and below, worse from touch, Chel.; beneath, Sec.; below, Seneg.; below, as if something would be pressed off, Kalm.; with difficult breathing, Puls.; with dyspnœa, Rhod.; burning, Casc.; over chest to pit of throat, Kali c.; radiating to chest after eating, Natr. m.; over whole chest, breathing difficult, better before attack (epilepsy), Caust.; during chill, Ars. h.; constant, Ferr., Plumb.; during cough, Bell.; with hollow, dry cough, Phos.; sharp, with every cough, Phos.; cramplike in, Zinc.; cramplike, transversely, after eating, Cina; cramplike, prevents sleep, Coloc.; in diarrhœa, Caust.; digestion slow, disturbed, weakened, Op.; in chronic diarrhœa (syphilis), Lach.; downward, Kalm.; after drink (pneumonia), Ant. t.; also after drinking cold water, Ol. an.; in dropsy, Fluor. ac.; during eating, Rhod.; after eating, Asaf., Bell., Canth., Coccul., Lobel. i., Lyss., Rhod., Sang.; after dinner, Rhod.; as after eating too much, Casc., Cycl.; especially after a meal, with fulness, Stront.; especially after meats, radiates to shoulder (cancer), Cund.; evenings and nights (cardialgia biliosa), Lobel. i.; as if contents were pressing into chest, Cham.; in forenoon, All. sat., Graph., Spong.; excited by certain kinds of food, mental emotions (cardialgia biliosa), as if food stuck, Amb., Puls.; as if he had swallowed a bullet which had lodged, Tereb.; in quotidian fever, Rhus; in yellow fever, Ars.; after fright and vexation during menstrual period, sup-

pression (cardialgia biliosa), Lobel. i.; with fulness and oppression, Rhod.; as of a hard substance, Rumex; in gastralgia gastritis, Ars.; as from a hard substance above, with coldness, Phos.; in hypochondriasis, Ipec.; in icterus, Bry., Dig.; returning at short intervals, Coloc.; followed by jerking in legs each time after taking cold (jaundice), Iod.; to left, below cartilages of upper false ribs, worse during expiration, Aur. met.; in affection of liver with dropsy, Fluor. ac.; in hepatic typhus, Chel.; towards liver, sitting, Asaf.; as of a load, with indigestion, Kali s.; like a lump, sometimes rising under sternum, worse by motion and taking a long breath, worse after eating, better lying quiet, Rumex; like a marble toward heart, with strong quick heart-beat, worse in a stooping position, better sitting erect, Kalm.; during menses, Caps., Sul.; in morning, Graph.; worse in morning and by external pressure, Ran. sc.; causes nausea, Ptel.; with nausea and sense of weakness, Samb.; at night, Calc., Graph.; painful, Camph., Caps., Card. m., Carb. s., Pallad.; pain awakens at 2 or 3 A.M. (woman after childbed), Kali c.; painful, like a bar, Ananth.; after blows on stomach, Arn.; pain, severe and constant outward (jaundice), Acon.; pain, in tertian ague, Ign.; painful, worse touch (cholera Asiatica), Cup. m.; when pressing upon it and after stool in afternoon, Calc.; sharp, small spot in, better stooping, lying down or taking a deep breath, Tereb.; into pharynx and feels as if a ball were rising in throat, Con.; makes her toss in despair (intermittent tertian), Cham.; with sensitiveness, Sec.; better sitting erect, Kalm.; in a small spot between navel, severe and annoying, takes away breath, better belching (dyspepsia), Lach.; in pit of stomach, Badiag.; (forerunner of cholera Asiatica), Acon., Æsc. h., All. sat., Badiag., Bry.; as from a stone, Cham., Ign., Merc., Kali bi., Nux v., Phos., Ptel.; as from a stone rolling from side to side, Grat.; as from a stone or undigested food, 9.45 P.M., followed by stabbing in right lung below nipple, Lac c.; after stool, Crot. t., Puls.; on stooping, Chel.; as from hasty swallowing, Tereb.; as if swollen or drawn together, Rhus; toward throat pit, descends with every empty deglutition but immediately returns, Rumex; to throat as if she would choke, thence to head, loses consciousness (hysteria), Nux v.; into throat, worse after drinking water (cholera), Chin. s.; worse from touch (cholera Asiatica), Cup. m.; umbilical region, bladder and perineum, Bry.; violent, Raph.; with vomiting, Ver.; when walking, must walk slowly, Bell.; as from incarcerated wind, Nux m.; as from without, Tereb. ☞ contraction ; ☞ constriction ; ☞ distended ; ☞ fulness ; ☞ heaviness ; ☞ sensitive ; ☞ distension

Epigastrium, pricking: Arund.; as of a paper of pins that seemed to force themselves through flesh, causing her to rise and double up, and scream, pins seem to come from each side (abscess of liver), Med.; pricking, through to back (affection of stomach), Kali bi. ☞ stitches

Epigastrium, raw feeling: Con.; pain, worse coughing, Kali c.; painful on pressure, Ign. ☞ bruised ; ☞ soreness

Epigastrium, relaxed feeling: Arg. nit.

Epigastrium, retraction: Dulc., Lactu. v.; during breathing, Op.; with cough, Ant. t.; drawn in during croup, Spong.; with long expiration attended with whizzing and rattling, Op.; to spine when breathing (croup), Acon.; sunken, Kali iod.; sunken, in brain affection, Hell.; sunken, in hydrocephalus, Hell.; sunken, in marasmus, Hydras. ☞ Chap. 19, Abdomen retracted

Epigastrium, rheumatic pain; with nausea, Curar.

Epigastrium, rotating sensation; with uneasiness, anxiety and sighing, Goss.

Epigastrium, rumbling: Anac., Cinch., Ipom.; and dull pain better by passage of flatus, Gels.

Epigastrium, scraping: Ars., Nux v.

Epigastrium, sensitive (to touch): Ars. h., Bell., Bry., Camph., Carbo v., Chin. s., Cinch., Colch., Crotal., Crot. t., Cupr. ars., Cup. m., Eup. perf., Ferr., Ferr. iod., Hyos., Iod., Kali c., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Natr. a., Natr. c., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Phyt., Ruta, Sec., Sep., Therid., Thuya, Ver., Zinc.; with anxiety and pressure, Sec.; worse just below ensiform cartilage, Natr. a.; cannot bear clothing, Bry., Calc., Crotal., Lyc., Spong.; the lightest covering cannot be endured, Coloc.; in diabetes, Natr. s.; in diphtheria, Lach.; with atonic dyspepsia, Petrol.; in intermittent, Coccul., Eup. perf.; in gastritis and gastralgia, Apis; in haematemesis, Ferr., Hyos.; in congestive headache, Glon.; in gastric headache, Caust.; in hepatic affections and dyspepsia, Chel.; in icterus, Dig.; oppressive sensation when pressed upon, Puls.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; painful to pressure, Bry., Card. m., Chlor., Colch., Cupr. ac., Kali c., Merc. iod. rub., Nux v., Phos., Sarrac.; painful to pressure, with cough, Cinch.; painful on pressure, with faintness, Diosc.; painful to pressure, in intermittent, Diad.; painful on pressure, in gastralgia, Sil.; painful on pressure, in chronic jaundice, Iod.; right painful, on pressure, in acute rheumatism and liver complaint, Chel.; painful, on pressure, in splenitis, Citrus; pressure causes dull, stinging pain, Lach.; painful to touch (abortion), Coloc.; epigastric region painful to touch (chronic mesenteric disease), Calc.; sensitive to pressure, Coccus, Cup. s., Manc., Puls., Sil., Sinap., Spig., Ver.; to pressure, in gastric catarrh, in pregnancy, Apis; to pressure, in chorea, Agar.; to pressure, in yellow fever, Lach.; to pressure, in gastralgia, Kali c., Stann.; in enlargement and congestion of liver, Magn. m.; to pressure, in mental disturbance, Chel.; to pressure, in mania puerperalis, Nux v.; to pressure, in mental affections and acute rheumatism, Chel.; to pressure, worse in morning and after eating, Nux v.; to pressure on navel and in a corresponding region to back (chronic inflammation of pancreas), Iod.; to pressure, in perforating ulcer of stomach, Nux v.; sore, Cup. m., Kalm., Lach.; sore, meteoristic (jaundice), Acon.; sore, worse when stooping, Glon.; sore to pressure, Mang.; in one spot, corresponding to entrance of common choledic duct into duo-

denum, Pod.; feels every step painfully, Bar. c.; on making a false step, Aloe; on stooping, Glon.; causes sweat on face, with flushing, Spig.; with tension, Coff.; feels like vomiting, Lil. tig.; with vomiting, in paroxysms, Gels.

Epigastrium, sharp pain: Zinc.; to back, Ran. b.

Epigastrium, shock; sudden, causes opisthotonus (tetanic convulsions), Cic.

Epigastrium, shooting: Chrom. ac.; to back, Ran. b.; to chest, Rumex; below, with vesicular eruption, Bell.; particularly left side, worse inspiration, motion, touching, Berb.; in and above, on each side of sternum, Rumex

Epigastrium, sinking: ☞ weakness

Epigastrium, soreness: Calab., Carbo a., Cochl., Con., Dig., Nux v., Phyt., Ran. sc., Var.; in whooping cough, Stann.; worse after eating, Sang.; caused by eructations, Coccul.; with hiccough after eating, Kob.; from hiccough after eating (sequel to cholera), Phos.; with hiccough, since two years, almost uninterrupted, eighteen to twenty times a minute, Niccol.; with mucus in throat, Zing.; worse on touch, Ran. b.; on right side, to shoulders, Crotal.; as if a spot were pressed upon below, and during inspiration, Sabad.; worse by standing and sitting erect, and better by stooping forward, Ptel. ☞ aching ; ☞ bruised ; ☞ sensitive

Epigastrium, spasmodic pain: Codein. ☞ cramplike

Epigastrium, pain as if sprained: Ign.

Epigastrium, squeezing; extending into back and shoulders, Con.; after eating, Coccul. ☞ pressure

Epigastrium, sticking: Inul., Jamb.; to back, Tabac.; with cough, Phos.; frequent, Zinc. ☞ pricking ; ☞ stinging

Epigastrium, stinging: Cham., Rhus; beneath, Natr. c.; fine (gastralgia, gastritis), Ars.; to hypogastrium, sides of abdomen, and back, Ars. ☞ pricking ; ☞ stinging

Epigastrium, stitches: Æthus., Carbo v., Card. m., Carb. s., Caust., πChel., Chim. m., Colch., Kali c., Nitr. ac., Phos., Puls., Senecio; to back, Chel., Niccol., Sabina; between epigastrium and umbilicus, Jacar.; on breathing deeply, Caps., Sul.; during deep breathing or a shock, Act. sp.; into chest, Calc., Rumex; in cholera, Arg. nit.; from coughing, Pod.; in whooping cough, Bry., Tabac.; downward, Calc.; and drawing in with every stitch, worse sitting, weak and nauseated, Calad.; dull, better bending body backward and forward, Cann. s.; external, after dinner, Kali bi.; in yellow fever, Ars.; in gastralgia, gastritis, Ars.; in jaundice, Sep.; during inspiration, Anac.; in icterus, Bry.; worse on inspiration, Spig.; during inhalation when standing, better walking, Carbo a.; in left, in cancer, Cund.; with nausea, Calad.; as with needles, deep, Calad.; to sides and back, Dig.; during stool, Calc.; from talking, Caps.; and tearing over and into abdomen below navel (peritonitis), Lyc. ☞ cutting ; ☞ lancinating

Epigastrium, desire for stool; felt in, before constipated stool, Ver.

Epigastrium, sunken: ☞ retracted

Epigastrium, sweat: Hyos.

Epigastrium, swelling: ☞ distended ; ☞ lumps

Epigastrium, swollen: ☞ distended

Epigastrium, sunstroke; seat of distress, Glon.

Epigastrium, tearing pain: Daph.; in cancer, Act. sp.; in gastric disorders, Kali bi.; from chest and abdomen, better by pressure and bending double, brought on by vexation and indignation, Coloc.; after dinner, Ang.; as if being torn out when yawning (paraplegia), Ars.; lacerating pain, Plumb.; to oesophagus, Æthus.; as if something were tearing off, Petrol.; frequently repeated, Zinc.

Epigastrium, tender: ☞ sensitive

Epigastrium, tension (tightness): Ant. t., Bar. c., Kali c., Lobel. i., Staph., Stram., Sil., Ver.; awakes, Chel.; is obliged to loosen clothes, cannot sit, Hep.; tight clothing intolerable, Kreo.; contractive, as if everything would be drawn upward, especially during deep inhalations, and with cough, Dros.; in haematemesis, Tereb.; with heat, Bry.; in hypochondriasis, Ipec.; in hepatic affections and dyspepsia, Chel.; during menses, everything must be loosened, Zinc.; painful, Ang.; painful, awakens at 2 or 3 A.M. (woman after childbed), Kali c.; painful, particularly after eating, Bell.; pain above, apparently in diaphragm, better bending forward, Cochl.; periodical, labored breathing, Æsc. h.; then true præcordial anxiety, Lactu. v.; during pregnancy, Kreo.; stitching pain every morning at 2 or 3 o'clock, worse lying down, during pregnancy, Puls.; with sensitiveness to touch, Coff.; in acute rheumatism and liver complaint, Chel. ☞ contraction ; ☞ constriction ; ☞ cramplike ; ☞ pressure

Epigastrium, throat; sensation like a worm creeping up into throat, causing coughing, Zinc.

Epigastrium, throbbing (beating, pulsating): Ant. t., Cact., Cann. s., Chel., Cin., Cinch., Glon., Ferr., Hydras., Iod., Kali c., Magn. m., Puls., Rheum, Rhus, Sep., Sil.; with anxiety, Ferr.; almost taking her breath, with constant yawning, Kali c.; in cardialgia and headache, Kali c.; after coughing, Ipec.; painful, with cough, Stann.; after eating, Natr. m.; after eating (indigestion), Puls.; to heart, Alum.; as if heart beat in, Jacar.; as if heart-beat were felt through thorax, Oleand.; palpitating heart is felt (mania), Iod.; like violent palpitation, Kali c.; each throb gives him a jerk, Calad.; in morning, Asaf.; at night, Eup. per., Puls.; on slight pressure, Hydras.; with pressure in right breast, extending toward liver, Kali c.; like a pulse, Menyanth.; isochronous with pulse (epigastric tumor, with marasmus), Hydras.; after walking, very tired, Calad.

Epigastrium, tickling; causes cough with expectoration, only in morning, Phos. ac.; crawling causes cough, Bry. ☞ crawling ; ☞ creeping

Epigastrium, tingling; (pleurisy), Ant. t., Indig.

Epigastrium, trembling: Crotal., Med.; in dropsy, Ars.; nervous feeling, Ferr. iod.; internal, during menses, Arg. nit.; caused by noise, Agar.; with palpitation, Agar.; tremor, Act. rac.

Epigastrium, tumor: ☞ lumps

Epigastrium, twisting; as of a ball above umbilicus, Inul.; as if something were twisting about, Nux v.; in gastralgia, Lyc.

Epigastrium, twitching: Ign.; in epigastric tumor, with marasmus, Hydras., Petrosel.; flatulency, dyspepsia with pyrexia, in men, Petrosel.

Epigastrium, ulcerated feeling: Ananth.; must be on back, Spong.; pain, Rhus; pain, to touch, Natr. m.

Epigastrium, uncomfortable feeling: Card. m., Ipec.; with headache and nausea, Ferr. iod.

Epigastrium, uneasiness: Cycl.; in dysentery, Colch.; followed by uprisings of food and acids, Kali c.

Epigastrium, unpleasant feeling; with transient vertigo, Camph.

Epigastrium, wabbling; with anxiety, Anac.

Epigastrium, weakness: Alum., Arg. nit., Ars., Hydras., Ign., Lach., Pod.; in asthma, Lobel. i.; on awaking in morning, Lac c.; in cardialgia, Lobel. i.; occasionally during day, Stann.; not better by eating, Carbo a.; faintlike weariness about, Kali n.; faintish feeling, about 10 or 11 A.M. (dysentery), Sul.; faint feeling in ovarian tumor, Apis; from eleven in morning until noon (cancer of uterus), Sul.; in gastro-duodenal catarrh, Hydras.; in haematemesis, Tereb.; and oppression, Lobel. i.; with palpitation and nervous symptoms, Calab.; and pressure rising to heart, Lobel. i.; sinking sensation (goneness), Æsc. h., Act. rac., Alum., Arum d., Chloral., Crotal., Hydr. ac., Ign., Kali c., Lac c., Lept., Myr. cer., Natr. m., Nux v., Phos., Stann., Sul., Tabac.; sinking during climacteric period, Tabac.; in dyspepsia, Uran. n.; sinking, emptiness or goneness, Sep.; sinking, after violent exercise, was suddenly subjected to mental excitement (uterine affection), Mur.; sinking, faint feeling, Elaps; sinking, fluttering (amenorrhoea), Lach.; sinking, at 11 A.M., Sul.; sinking, with dull feeling in supraorbital and frontal regions, Natr. a.; with right-sided headache, 10 A.M., Natr. m.; sinking, during menses, Tabac.; sinking, with nausea, Jatroph., Tabac.; sinking, painful (uterine hemorrhage at climacteric period), Trill.; sinking, with palpitation, Nux v.; sinking, as if everything would drop through pelvis, with diarrhoea, Pod.; sinking, with general sick feeling, Merc. iod. rub.; sinking, with black stools, Merc. d.; sinking, follows light-colored papescent stools, Polyp.; sinking, suddenly, with nausea and vomiting, brandy relieved, Oleand.; with sweat, during meals, Kali ph.; worse talking, Rumex; from excessive use of green tea or tobacco, Lobel. i.; in upper part, Ign.; with vertigo, lying on back, Alum. ☞ emptiness ; ☞ faintness

Epigastrium, weight: ☞ heaviness

Stomach, aching: Æsc. h., Apis, Carbol. ac., Ptel.; from acid food, Kreo.; through to back, coming on when at rest, better in motion, Cycl.; to middle of chest (gastric complaints), Ars.; with coldness, Lyss.; after cold drink, Iris; cold feet and hands, Alum.; dull, heavy distress, with sensation as if scalded, Rob.; dull distress, with hemorrhages from mucous membranes (purpura), Sal. ac.; dull, heavy, Sul. ac.; dysentery, Caps.

after eating, Bar. c., Bell., Calc., Hep., Puls., Stront.; better after eating (indigestion), Chel.; after breakfast, Cepa; before breakfast, Iris; from eating too much salt, Nitr. sp. d.; as from emptiness, with nausea, Zinc.; in epilepsy, Stram.; with eructation, Aurant.; with sour eructation, Magn. c.; in intermittent (tertian), Ant. c.; with chronic intermittent fever, Abies; as if a hard body lay there after a moderate meal, worse from touch, pressure, extends to both sides, under false ribs, Sinap.; toward left side, moves up into oesophagus, Asaf.; during pregnancy, Diosc.; worse from pressure, better eating, Chel.; when touching epigastrium, Bar. c.; with great accumulation of saliva, Natr. m.; when worms are present, with acid risings, Natr. p. ☞ colic ; ☞ dull pain ; ☞ gastralgia ; ☞ pain undefined

Stomach, acidity: Abrot., Acet. ac., Caps., Chen. v., Chlorof., Chlor., Cinnam., Elaps, Graph., Illic., Iris, Kali bi., Kali f., Lac def., Lith., Lobel. i., Merc. s., Natr. ph., Natr. s., Nitr. sp. d., Nux v., Phos. ac., Polyg., Sep., Zing.; in chronic alcoholism, Sul. ac.; in anaemia, Ferr.; in brandy drinkers, Arn.; burning, rising, spasmodic constriction, Kali c.; with catarrh of stomach, worse from starchy foods, Nux v.; with colic, children, Natr. ph.; in diabetes, Uran. n.; with diarrhoea, Cinnam., Zing.; with dyspepsia, Con., ⁞Equiset., Sal. ac.; after eating, Chel., Con.; epidemic affection, Card. m.; with eructation, Carbo v.; caused by food, Apoc., Nitr. ac.; caused by fat food, Nitr. ac.; often, suddenly after taking food, Rob.; after farinaceous or fat food (bronchitis), Caust.; after fruit, Cinch.; caused by fat meat, gravies, flatulent food, cabbage, turnips, warm bread, pastry, ice cream, raw fruit, etc., Rob.; after saccharine food (bronchitis), Caust.; in gastric derangements, Ang.; in gastralgia, Sul., Phos.; gnawing, Lyc.; headache, Cast. eq., Hydras., Iris, Nux v., Ptel., Rob.; in sick headache, Iris, Lobel. i.; after hemorrhage, Ferr.; in hemorrhoids, Nux v., Sul.; with incontinence of urine, in children, Natr. ph.; with inflamation of throat, Natr. ph.; oversecretion, Lact. ac., Natr. ph.; while lying on back and walking, Carbo v.; with irritability of temper, Sabina; at night, Rob.; in phthisis, or Addison's disease, Calc.; with picking at nose, Natr. ph.; after pneumonia, Lach.; profuse discharge (cholera infantum), Iris; in chronic prosopalgia, Coccul.; with spasms and fever, Natr. ph.; rises into throat and mouth, Cact.; with vomiting, Nux m.; preceded by waterbrash (catarrh of stomach and small intestines), Hydr. ac.

Stomach, acrid feeling; during digestion, Hep.

Stomach, anxiety: ☞ Epigastrium anxiety

Stomach, bearing down; during breakfast, Agar.

Stomach, as though something bitter were in: Cup. m.

Stomach, beating: ☞ throbbing

Stomach, boring: Ars., Jugl.; as if it would be perforated, better after breakfast, Natr. s.; towards spine, Sep.

Stomach, bruised pain, with cough: Arn., Bry., Ol. an., Nux v. ☞ soreness

Stomach, burning: Æsc. h., Amm. c., Amyl., Anthrac., Ant. chl., Ant. t., Ars., Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Arum m., Ascl. t., Bell., Benz. ac., Berb., Bism., Brom., Bufo, Calc. p., Calc. s., Camph., Canth., Caps., Carbol. ac., Carb. s., Carbo v., Ced., Chin. a., Chin. s., Cic., Colch., Coloc., Cornus, Con., Crot. t., Cub., Cund., Cup. a., Cup. s., Dios., Erig., Gymn., Guaiac., Ham., Hell., Helon., Hep., Hydras., Hyos., Lobel. i., Merc., Merc. cor., Mosch., Niccol., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Oxal. ac., Phos., Rob., Sabad., Seneg., Sep., Stram., Tabac., Tereb., Zinc.; into lower abdomen, Paris; aching, Carbo v.; aching, worse drinking water, Led.; from acidity, Agar.; and acidity caused by smoking, Chel.; as of acidity, with pressure, Card. m.; in chronic alcoholism, Sul. ac.; with anxiety, Ars., Jatroph.; awakens, Æsc. h.; to small of back, Carbo v.; after brandy, Ign.; prevents deep inhalation, Calad.; in pylorus (scirrhus), Ars.; in cancer, Carbo a., Ars., Bism.; in cardiac orifice, Ran. b.; like red hot coals, Ars., Ars. s. r.; in cholera, Jatroph.; in cholera morbus, Ver. v.; circumscribed, size of a dollar, Gymn.; or coldness, Laur.; better by cold water, but is thrown up as soon as it becomes warm, Phos.; followed by cold skin and cold sweat on forehead, Acet. ac.; to chest, Arg. met., Millef., Ol. an., Phos.; to chest, sometimes with great restlessness, Mang.; with oppression of chest, Calad.; constant, Zinc.; constant, frequently to throat, worse several hours after eating, in evening and at night (cardialgia), Phos.; continuous, in climaxis, Cact.; during cough, Hep.; with craving to eat, during vomiting, Sang.; distress, Caulo., Ptel.; distress, with watery diarrhoea and prostration, Iris; distress, with dry fauces, Ustil.; distress, fine neuralgic pains, last three minutes, come on every ten or fifteen minutes, for several hours, Ustil.; distress, with pricking, forenoon and evening, Diosc.; distress, with vomiting, first of food, then pure bile, occasionally acid mucus, after nausea (sick headache), Sang.; worse when doubling body in region of right hypochondria, where it becomes a drawing burning, Millef.; in deafness, Bar. m.; not better by drinking, Calad.; dull, Calad.; after eating, Caps., Carbo a., Daph., Kali c.; better by eating (gastrosis), Mez.; especially after eating bread, Sars.; after eating heavy food (intervals of epileptic attacks), Ars.; one or two hours after eating, Natr. m.; some hours after eating (stricture from spasm), Plumb.; must eat, Graph.; with eructations, Amyl., Colch., Zinc.; with hot eructations, in dysentery, Phos.; momentarily better by eructations, Kali iod.; after erysipelas, Apis; intermittent, Ars.; during chill, Diad.; in yellow fever, Cadm. s., Merc.; like fire, as if flames were rushing out, Euphor.; burning, as if flames rose with flushes of heat, on account of which threw off covering, Manc.; from fright, Acon.; in gastralgia, Ars., Aur. mur.; gastralgia, Caps.; in gastritis, Carbo v., Kali iod., Lobel. i., Nux v.; in gastric disorder, Atrop. s.; gnawing, Ruta; haemoptysis, Ars.; heat, Apis, Ars., Eucal., Polyg.; heat rising up, Bapt.; with headache (cancer labii), πCamph.

with headache, as if forehead would burst, Sang.; like violent heartburn, Sul.; into hypochondria, Cham.; causing hunger, Graph.; worse from motion, Bry.; worse on motion, particularly going up stairs, Chin. a.; in morning, Sul.; in morning and during motion, better by eating (organic cardialgia), Kali bi.; in morning after rising, better after breakfast, Natr. s.; to mouth, Acon., Gels.; with nausea, Cupr. ars., Manc., Sang.; with nausea and vomiting of mucus, bile or blood, Tereb.; to oesophagus, Dig., Trill.; into oesophagus (gastritis), Ver.; up oesophagus (cardialgia), Sec.; from oesophagus, burning cooling, as after eating cress, Agar.; peculiar pain similar to heartburn, but much worse, extends into oesophagus, Berb.; up oesophagus to pharynx (chronic inebriate), Sang.; in ophthalmia, Cic.; with pain in abdomen, Sec.; with pain as from a blow, Merc. iod. flav.; with pain and debility, Colch.; pain, intense, Helon.; pain intense, into oesophagus (during pregnancy), Hell.; pains, jerking, with faintness, Diosc.; pain, with oppression and weight, Form.; with palpitation and contraction, Sarrac.; periodical, Sul.; in peritonitis, Lyc.; in phthisis, Elaps; and pinching, Fluor. ac.; better in no position, worse cold drink, Ars. s. r.; during pregnancy, Ars., Diosc., Hell., Lact. ac.; later dull pressure with nausea, Agar.; region of pyloric orifice, with violent retching and vomiting of bile and belching of wind, Pod.; raw, with sensation as if food remained for a long time undigested and caused pressure (chronic gastritis), Mez.; as if raw (gastric complaints), Ars.; with retching, Erig.; with hot risings, Aur. met.; later sharp and intermittent, with faintness, better bending forward in sitting posture, Sinap.; to shoulders (gastralgia and cancer), Carbo v.; shooting, stinging, Lapis; while sitting, Calc.; worse smoking, Ailant., Lact. ac.; with desire for stool, Cornus; rising to throat, Anac., Natr. m.; to throat after eating, Kali c.; coming up throat to mouth with sour eructation, Sinap.; rising up throat with rawness in mouth, Tarax.; in chronic ulcers on leg with dyspesia, Lyc.; with vertigo, Coff.; before vomiting, Rhus; with vomiting, Iris; with vomiting of acid white mucous fluid (ulceration of stomach), Kali bi.; with vomiting, constipation and afternoon fever, Ptel.; with vomiting of food or mucus, anorexia, intense thirst for cold food and drinks (dysentery), Phos.; with vomiting of a greenish yellow, bitter liquid, Merc. iod. flav.; in uraemic vomiting, Cupr. ac.; with vomiting (during pregnancy), Canth.; worse after vomiting, in cholera Asiatica, Ars.; after a glass of wine with nutmeg (diarrhoea), Sul.; warm things cause a sensation of burning and can be felt entering, Natr. a. ☞ corroding ; ☞ heat ; ☞ inflammation

Stomach, cancer: Acet. ac., Act. sp., Ars., Ars. i., Bar. c., Bell., Bism., Caps., Carbo a., Carbo v., Carbol. ac., Con., Cund., Hydras., Kreo., Lach., Lyc., Merc. cor., Mez., Phos., Sep., Sil., Staph., Sul.; with coffee-ground vomiting, Phos.; sensitive to contact, especially of clothes, with drunkards

Lach.; with burning, Carbo v.; clawing, Carbo a.; hard knobby swelling in pyloric region, Cund.; for more than ten years has suffered from an affection supposed to be cancer, passive motion like riding, aggravates, eats too much salt and salted food, Nitr. sp. d.; with hemorrhages and vomiting of mucus, Crotal., Mez.; especially when about to pass into state of ulceration, Phos.

Stomach, canker: Sal. ac.

Stomach, catarrh: Acon., Alum., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, Ars., Bry., Cham., Chel., Chlor., Cinch., Coca, Coloc., Cop., Corn., Dig., Eup. perf., Ferr. ph., Gels., Hippoz., Hydr. ac., Indig., Ipec., Iris, Kali bi., Merc., Mez., Nux v., Pod., Puls., Rhus, Sep., Sul., Ver.; with acidity and flatulency, worse from starchy foods, Nux v.; with acid vomiting, Kali bi.; chronic, Eucal., Hydras., Kali bi., Kali s., Nux v., Ptel., Sinap.; from cold drinks, ice cream, fruit and pastry, Puls.; with constipation, Hydras.; with frequent eructations, Graph.; after eating fat food, Spig.; with flatulent swelling, Nux m.; from grief and worry, Ign.; with hemorrhoids, Kali s.; after loss of fluids or severe illness, Cinch.; from indigestible or ice cold things, Ipec.; during pregnancy, Ant. c.; with jaundice, Hydras., Kali m.; with lassitude, Dig.; during measles, Ant. c.; from overheating, Ant. c.; before pneumonia, Chel.; with yellow coated tongue, Kali s.; especially in young people, Sep.; during climacteric period, Graph. ☞ derangement ; ☞ digestion ; ☞ dyspepsia

Stomach, chill: Berb.; begins with agonizing weight, Calc.; shivering, starting from, Curar.; general shuddering, proceeding from, Eup. perf.; better after vomiting, Berb. ☞ coldness ; ☞ fever

Stomach, choking feeling; into throat, Ign.

Stomach, clawing; in cancer, Carbo a.; worse on drawing up knees, Med.; extending to umbilicus (gastralgia), Stann.; after midnight as from a purge, changing to burning, Nux v.; with vomiting of ingesta, Graph.; with pressure and tension between scapulae, pains extend to chest or down back to anus with urging to stool (gastralgia), Nux v.

Stomach, feeling of coldness: Amm. br., Ars., Arund., Cadm. s., Camph., Carbo v., Chel., Chlor., Cinch., Clem., Grat., Kali bi., Kali iod., Lactu. v., Natr. m., Ol. an., Sabad., Spong., Tarax., Vespa; chilled by water, Sul. ac.; chilled by cold substances (intestinal catarrh), Ars.; before eating, Cist. c.; after eating, Cist. c.; from eating fruit, Ars.; after slight meal, better laying hand on stomach, Carbo a.; as if freezing, Phos.; followed by warmth and sweat, Merc. per.; icy, Caps., Hippom., Lactu. v.; icy, after warmth, Lactu. v.; icy, with pain and debility, Colch.; like a lump of ice, worse morning, Bov.; with nausea, Tabac.; at noon, Zinc.; and oppression, food lies heavy, Absin.; cooling pain, with here and there a sharp and pointed pressure, Lyss.; as after eating peppermint lozenges, Camph.; with relaxed feeling, Sul. ac.; as if a stone lay in stomach, after vertigo, Acon.; as of cold water in it, Caps.

as if full of water, Grat.; with inclination to vomit, Magn. s.; water lies in a cold mass, Ars. ☞ chill

Stomach, colic: ☞ cramp ; ☞ gastralgia

Stomach, congestion: Gels., Ptel.; painful, Helon.; of pylorus, Bar. m. ☞ inflammation ; ☞ heat

Stomach, constriction: Alum., Bell., Chin. s., Coccul., Crotal., Lyc., Menyanth., Mez., Niccol.; or boring into back, Lyc.; binding pain in different parts, Graph.; in catarrh, Anac.; as if closed (constipation), Cact.; with colic, Natr. c.; digestion slow, disturbed and weakened, Op.; as if coats were spasmodically drawn, better by eating, Arn.; distressing, just above pit, as if knotted up, or as of a hard lump of undigested food (dyspepsia), Abies; better drawing up limbs and lying on left side, Chel.; as if it drew together in a lump, and then suddenly opened, Manc.; as if food had to force itself through while eating, Bar. c.; in gastralgia, Ars., Sil.; worse in morning and during motion, better by eating (organic cardialgia), Kali bi.; painful, Arum m., Bor., Graph., Magn. c., Nux v., Op.; pain, as if rolled into a ball, better drawing up legs, Bry.; pain to chest, better by eructation, Sep.; pain after eating, Sul.; painful, one or two hours after eating, Natr. m.; painful, better pressure and laying down, Amm. c.; periodic, Arg. nit.; pinching pain with belching, lasting one to two hours after eating (ulcer of stomach), Mez.; pressing pain, Helon.; worse from pressure, better after eating, Chel.; prevents sleep, Coloc.; from both sides, with anxiety and increased warmth, Zinc.; as if strapped together, Tell.; as if tied together, Carb. s.; spasmodic, Euphor.; extends through to spine, Sec.; sudden, as if pressed against with feet, with constant and uncontrollable desire to cough, arising from epigastrium, Rhod.; with uprisings of clear water, Stront. ☞ contraction

Stomach, contraction: Bell., Plumb.; in asthma, Ars.; back parts, with coldness, griping, and sore feeling, Con.; cardiac opening, food comes up, Phos.; deep, Jamb.; feeling, Laur., Sec.; feeling, beneath, Carbo v.; after food, more by stimulants, Osm.; so hard and rapid, pain causes screams, Pod.; in hysteria, Hyos.; painful, Atrop. s., Ratan.; painful, from eating too much salt, Nitr. sp. d.; painful, as if caused by some living thing, Ananth.; painful, in gastralgia, Sul. ac.; pain moving downward, Ptel.; painful, prevents vomiting (cholerine), Æthus.; spasmodic, Arn., Ars., Bell., Con., Hydr. ac.; spasmodic, in cholera, Jatroph.; spasmodic, better after eating (diarrhoea), Brom.; spasmodic, with little or nothing coming to mouth (indigestion), Natr. c.; spasmodic, caused by swallowing a mouthful of water (perforating ulcer of stomach), Nux v. ☞ constriction

Stomach, corroding sensation: Cup. m., Stram.; better after eating, Iod. ☞ burning ; ☞ rawness

Stomach, cough; affected by, Sep.; seems to come from, All. sat.; dry, fatiguing, seeming to come from stomach, Sep.; dry, from reflex action, Kali br.; dry, short, Sep.; dry, as if something remained lodged, Sep.; pain into spleen, Bor.; painful on awaking between 5

and 6 A.M., Kali c.; with pulling upward, Caps.; reversed action, during, Bell.; shock, with sensation of excoriation of chest, Rumex; mostly before sunset, Lyc.; turning, during, Puls. ☞ Chap. 27, Cough stomach

Stomach, cramp: Act. sp., Æsc. g., Ananth., Anthrok., Ant. c., Ant. t., Ars., Apis, Art. v., Arum t., Ascl. t., Aur. mur., Bar. m., Bell., Bism., Calc., Cann. s., Carbo v., Caust., Cinnam., Coff., Coff. t., Cochl., Colch., Coloc., Cup. ac., Diosc., Ferr., Gels., Grat., Guaiac., Ham., Helon., Hydrocot., Lyc., Natr. c., Natr. m., Nux v., Paris, Phos., Psor., Puls., Seneg., Sep., Thlaspi; cries, with anguish, Æthus.; followed by drawing in of abdomen, Ver. v.; as if a band were tightly laced or drawn around body, Magn. p.; with anxiety, Calc.; with constriction in chest, Calc.; hindering breathing, Ananth.; bruised soreness, afterwards to back, Lobel. i.; into chest, Carbo v.; following rattling in chest, with rough cough, Mur. ac.; in cholera, Nux v.; in cholera morbus, Diosc., Ver. v.; after taking cold, Cochl.; of contortional nature, better bending, Lyc.; cutting, before chill, Diad.; worse after drinking, Bell.; after eating, Crotal., Daph., Ham., Sul.; after dinner, Nux m.; two hours after a hearty dinner, Ham.; after least particle of food and in evening, after falling and striking region of stomach, two years ago, Nux v.; from eating fruit, Lyc.; after eating rye bread, Merc. cor.; with eructation and palpitation, Kalm.; with sour eructations, Calc.; with distress, from acid eructations, half an hour after eating, Phos. ac.; preceding erysipelas, affecting one side of face, Nux v.; in evening, Bapt.; feeling in orifice, resulting in nausea, Jamb.; in bilious fever, Ver.; in yellow fever, Cadm. s.; in forenoon, 11.30, better after eating, Brom.; in gangrene of bowels, Ars. s. f.; from gases, Calc.; gnawing and sighing, Eup. pur.; with headache, Calc. p., Coccul.; in megrim, Æthus.; with bluish hemorrhoids, Calc.; hysterical, Ver.; tightening pain in legs, during, Calc.; radiating to liver, simulating hepatic colic (gastric neurosis), Phos.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Ver.; before menses, Bell.; after menses, Bell., Bor.; in morning, 2 A.M., Ars.; begins toward morning, through both sides to back, worse from pressure on last dorsal vertebra, Cochl.; with nausea, Calc., Collin., Graph.; frequent, in all phases of the moon, and on least atmospheric variation, or immediately after some unusual pleasurable or painful impression (chronic syphilitic ophthalmia), Merc.; in night, Camph.; at night, better by belching, Coloc.; with palpitation, Calc.; periodical attacks after eating, worse by contact, better by change of position, Ign.; during pregnancy, Con.; better riding and sitting erect, Gels.; prevents rising from a seat, felt when laughing or sneezing, worse waking in morning and attempting any muscular exertion, Sul.; with pressure and tension between scapulae, pains extend down back to anus, with urging to stool (gastralgia), Nux v.; in the scrofulous, Calc.; from middle of spine, 10 to 12 P.M., daily, Agar.; during stool, Kali c.

extending to shoulders, in morning, fasting and after eating, Nux v.; with tendency to constipation, especially those of lymphatic temperament, Con.; with sweat over whole body, Calc.; spreading to throat, better by eructation (cardialgia), Bar. c.; better from tightening clothes, Natr. m.; followed by tonsillitis, Cup. ars.; upwards, with diarrhoea, Cup. m.; reflex from uterine irritation, Vib.; with bilious vomiting (cardialgia), Sec.; with vomiting of food, Calc., Graph.; better after vomiting, Hyos.; with vomiting, in cholera, Nux v.; ending in vomiting, Calc.; with sudden violent vomiting of watery fluids (cholera), Jatroph.; with waterbrash, Card. m.; every time he gets feet wet, or after any unusual exposure, Melil.; as from wind, Med.; with yawning, Calc. ☞ aching ; ☞ contraction ; ☞ constriction ; ☞ gastralgia ; ☞ pinching

Stomach, crawling; in haematemesis, Ars.; painful, Puls.; with yawning, Lyc.

Stomach, cutting: Æsc. h., Bell., Diosc., Gamb., Hydras., Ign., Kali c., Kali m., Lyc., Natr. c., Phos.; and below, causes moaning, Ars. h.; must bend backward and hold breath, Bell.; to chest, Coloc.; coliclike, every few minutes, Diosc.; deep, paroxysmal, Nitr. sp. d.; while eating, Cup. ars.; on commencing to eat, better while eating, Ang.; in intermittent fever, Diad.; in yellow fever, Cadm. s.; in cardialgia, Aur. mur.; to genitals before attack (metrorrhagia), Merc.; in gastralgia, Abrot.; with headache, Calc. p.; as if knives were running into, Sil.; in left side, after eating, Kali c.; worse from motion and pressure, Bell.; every few moments, Erig.; with nausea and inclination to vomit, Merc. iod. flav.; in paroxysms, Asaf.; in paroxysms, excruciating, knifelike, Phos.; as if cut to pieces, Kali c.; as if cut to pieces, rouses from sleep at 1 A.M., Magn. m.; worse from pressure and yawning, Chel.; sharp, Amm. br., Ustil.; sharp, every five minutes, while sitting, Collin.; spasmodic, so as to bend body double, worse on slightest muscular motion, better from warmth, Magn. p.; toward spine, Sep. ☞ darting ; ☞ lancinating

Stomach, darting: Act. rac., Merc. cor. ☞ cutting ; ☞ lancinating

Stomach, derangement (affections, complaints, disordered, disturbance): Ant. c., Ant. t., Arg. nit., Ars., Asaf., Astac., Atrop. s., Bry., Caps., Carbo v., Cham., ⁞Ced., Cinch., Coff., Curar., Dory., Eucal., Hep., Kali bi., Kali c., Kali m., Lac c., Lobel. i., Merc., Mez., Natr. c., Natr. m., Natr. s., Nux v., Phos., Puls., Rob., Sabad., Sars., Tarant., Ver., Vinca; in albuminuria, Nux v.; after acids, Caust., Sep.; with acidity, Natr. ph.; from atonic state, Hydras.; with asthma, Lobel. i.; after beer, Ferr.; in weakness of bladder, Uran. n.; after bread, Sep.; with chills, Bry.; in children, Rheum; after cholera evacuation had ceased, Nux v.; in chlorosis, Ign.; chronic affections, especially of mucous membrane, Hydras.; black coffee relieves, Brom.; after a cold, Ant. c.; with coldness, Bry.; with constipation, Iod., Nux v.; in diabetes, Nux v.; one ear red, hot, and frequently itches, Natr. ph.; after breakfast, Hyper.; from eating

together what does not agree, Ant. c.; causing diarrhoea, Zing.; as if diarrhoea would set in through entire intestinal canal, Chin. a.; after eggs, Colch.; emaciated, Atrop. s.; beginning with eructation of putrid gas, tasting like rotten eggs and ending with watery diarrhoea, worse morning (phthisis), Kali c.; with impetigo capitis, Iris; with eruptions (rash), Kali m.; with herpes zoster, burning, Merc.; with pustular or papillar eruption, in groups, Cop.; in evening, Amb., Ars. s. r.; with fatigue from slightest exercise, in heat of summer, Nux v.; with catarrhal conjunctivitis, Puls.; after fat food, Sep.; feeling, Caust.; in fever, Caps., Hydras.; in gastric fever, Bry.; in intermittent, Tarax.; causes relapses of intermitent, Ant. c.; in typhus versatilis, Natr. m.; following cerebral irritation, Tabac.; with headache, Ant. c., Corn., Ipec., Iris, Kali bi., Nux m., Rheum; with headache in bilious subjects, Iris; in chronic headache, Calc.; in headache, in occiput, Nux v.; in sick headache, Ipec., Puls.; in American sick headache, Lac def., Sang.; with heart disease, amblyopia, Puls.; idiopathic, Helon.; in infants, Coff.; with contracted kidneys, Uran. n.; during menses or following urticaria, Cop.; after overtaxed mental powers, Nux m.; after milk, Sep.; with nausea and vomiting, Lobel. i.; worse in morning, Sabad.; worse towards morning, awaking at 4 o'clock, Nux v., Ptel.; in ovarian troubles, Pallad.; with panaritium, Lyc.; from pastry, Lyc., Puls.; in pregnancy, Cadm. s., Nux v., Petrol., Sabad., Tabac.; with rheumatism, Colch.; with inflammatory rheumatism, Ver. v.; with rheumatic pain in limbs, Natr. s.; after scarlet fever, Apoc.; dependent on disorder of solar plexus of great sympathetic, Codein.; spasmodic affections, Magn. c.; with sore throat after diphtheria or scarlatina, Phyt.; with coated tongue, clammy taste, anorexia, pressure in stomach, empty eructation, Colch.; sympathetic uterine, Hydras.; with urticaria, Apis, Ars., Nux v., Sul.; sympathetic uterine and renal, Helon.; causing vertigo, Ant. c., Collin., Natr. ph., Natr. s., Nux v., Pod.; with worms, Cina; ☞ digestion, dyspepsia, indigestion

Stomach, digestion; deficient, in chronic camp diarrhoea, Lyss.; defective, in atrophy of children, Magn. c.; disordered, Anthrok., Con., Kali c., Puls., Sep., Thuya; defective assimilation (anaemia), Puls.; with diarrhoea, Carbo v., Sep.; easily disturbed, Ant. c.; with eructatation, Carbo a.; disturbed, in jaundice, Tarax.; disturbed, in facial neuralgia, Puls.; disturbed, after abuse of opium, Natr. m.; difficult, Coca; derangement, with influenza, Phyt.; impaired, Cinnam.; impeded, Merc. sul.; inactive, Op.; impaired after coitus, Dig.; excites palpitation, Lyc., Sep.; poor, Ign.; poor with chronic diarrhoea, in adults, Ol. jec.; slow, Aur. mur., Berb., Cinch., Cornus, Cycl., Eucal., Nuph., Paris, Tarant.; slow, especially of acids, with sensation of weight in epigastrium, Sep.; slow, with flatulence and acidity, Lyc.; slow, with heaviness, pressure, constriction and pain in stomach and praecordium, Op.

slow and painful (gastralgia), Sil.; slow and imperfect, asthenia, Nux v.; slow, in chronic rheumatism, Sabina; torpid, Bell.; torpid, with sluggish mind, Merc. cor.; weak, Amm. ben., Anac., Benz. ac., Coca, Hydras., Niccol., Oleand., Op., Paris, Petrol., Zing.; weak, especially in the aged, Nux m.; weak, in amblyopia, Cinch.; weak, in anaemia, Cycl.; weak, with loss of appetite, Sang.; weak from blow or strain, scarcely any food agrees, sleepy all day, Calc.; weak in chronic bronchitis, Inul.; weak, with cerebral affections, Zinc.; weak after eating, Bar. c.; weak, particularly in diseases from exhaustion and later stages of nervous fevers, Hydras.; weak, with continuous hunger, Merc.; weak, in hypochondriacs, Anac.; weak in ulcer of os uteri, Curar.; ☞ derangement, dyspepsia, indigestion

Stomach, digging: Chel., Kali c.; burrowing, Stront.; in gastralgia, Sil.; painful, as from hunger, Millef.; in pit, in cholerine, Asar.; rooting, in morning, passes off after breakfast, Amm. m.

Stomach, disagreeable feeling: Ars. s. r.; in cardiac orifice, extending upward along oesophagus, Zinc.; as if he had drunk lukewarm water, Spong.

Stomach, discomfort: Amm. ben., Benz. ac.; after eating, Carbo v.; after eating a little, Lyc.; in pit (cholerine), Asar.

Stomach, distension: Alum., Apis, Bry., Carbo v., Coccus, Croc., Cup. s., Dig., Guaræa, Kali c., Manc., Mosch., Natr. m., Puls.; aching, Phos.; in sanguineous apoplexy, Sang.; bloated, Arg. nit., Carbo v., Colch., Ign., Illic., Ind., Lach., Lyc., Puls.; bloated, must undo clothing (palpitation), Calc.; bloated, after diphtheria, Lac c.; bloated, worse from drinking water, Manc.; bloated, after eating (phthisis), Stann.; bloated a good deal, with flatus giving distress (dyspepsia), Lyc.; bloated, in intermittent, Calc.; bloated, in nervous fever, Manc.; bloated, in gastromalacia, Kreo.; bloated, after operation for hemorrhoids, Croc.; bloated, oppressing heart and lungs, pain behind sternum, Nux m.; bloated, oppressive, in apyrexia, Sabad.; bloated, with loss of appetite, Sabad.; bloated, with vertigo, Tarant.; bloated, with yawning (cardialgia and headache), Kali c.; as if it would burst, Kali c.; from least contradiction (hysteria), Nux m.; in dyspeptics, Hydras.; after eating, Alum., Apoc., Aur. mur., Diosc., Grat., Nux m.; flatulent, Arg. nit., Arn., Carbo v., Cornus, Lyc., Puls.; with enlargement of spleen, Ferr. mur.; better after stool, with fulness of head and dulness, Cornus; swelling, Bry., Calc., Con., Hep., Kali c., Merc.; swelling, obliged to loosen clothing, Ign.; swells in evening, has to unfasten clothes, Kreo.; swells, after eating (chlorosis), Calc.; swelling, evening, with fulness and pressure, Kali bi.; swells, in diarrhoea, Sul.; swelling, as if he had eaten too much, even when he had taken nothing, worse after eating even light food, Colch.; swelling, as from violent spasm of diaphragm (epileptic), Cic.; swelling and fulness, Sul.; swells, during pain, Arg. nit.; swelling with pain in abdomen