Calvin B. Knerr · A Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms of our Materia Medica · 1896

20. Stool and Rectum pp. 560–570

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flakes, in cholerine, Phos.; masses, red or green, and shreddy, Arg. nit.

Stool, in evening: Nuph.; from suppressed eruption, Mez.; after 10 p.m., hard and unusual pinching in abdomen before and after it, till going to sleep, Glon.; passing great quantities of thread worms, Dig.

Stool, excoriating: ☞ acrid

Stool, fatty: Caust., Iod.; greasy, Thuya ☞ oily

Stool, fecal: Acon., Agar., Alum., Ant. t., Bapt., Calc., Caust., Cina, Coccul., Coff., Colch., Coloc., Con., Cop., Cub., Crot. t., Dig., Hep., Iod., Iris, Kali c., Kali n., Lach., Laur., Lil. tig., Mur. ac., Natr. c., Niccol., Nux v., Oxal. ac., Plumb., Pod., Ptel., Rheum, Rhod., Rhus, Sang., Sul., Tabac., Tromb.; at first fecal, then watery and hot, All. sat.

Stool, fermented: Arn., Gels., Ipec., Mez., Plant., Rheum, Rhod., Sabad.; in erysipelas, Merc.; involuntary, Calc.; like yeast, cadaverous smell, Ant. t.; resembling brown yeast (diarrhœa), Arn. ☞ foamy, sour

Stool, fetid (offensive): Agar., Alum., Ananth., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Ars. h., Ars. s. f., Ascl. t., Asaf., Aur. met., Bapt., Benz. ac., Bry., Calc., Calc. p., Carbo v., Carbol. ac., Cham., Chin. a., Chin. s., Cinch., Coccul., Coff., Coloc., Cornus, Crot. t., Crotal., Dros., Gamb., Graph., Grat., Guaiac., Hep., Hippom., Ind., Iod., Ipec., Iris, Kali ph., Kreo., Lach., Lept., Lil. tig., Lith., Lyc., Lyc. vir., Med., Meph., Merc. cor., Mez., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Nux v., Op., Petrol., Phos. ac., Plumb., Pod., Psor., Ptel., Puls., Ran. sc., Ratan., Rhus, Rumex, Sal. ac., Sec., Sep., Sil., Squilla, Staph., Sul., Sul. ac., Tarant., Tereb., Variol., Zinc; in afternoon and evening, Lept.; camphorlike, Petrol.; dark colored blood, Colch.; brassy, in incipient hydrocephalus, Apis; like brown paper burning, Coloc.; cadaverous, Ars., Bism., Bor., Carbo v., Lach., Ptel., Sil., Stram.; cadaverous, worse at night, Cinch.; cadaverous in gastromalacia, Ars.; cadaverous, in typhoid, Rhus; in intestinal catarrh, Ars.; like carrion, putrid, Bry., Carbo v., Cinch., Coloc., Ipec., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Paris, Pod., Psor., Sep., Sil., Stram.; like carrion, with brain affections, Kali ph.; like carrion, in typhus, Apis, Carbo v.; like carrion, after eating (scrofula), Ars.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Dig.; like rotten cheese, Bry., Hep.; profuse, color of prune juice, dark red, showing under a large amount of branlike particles mingled with disorganized blood corpuscles, peculiar fetid odor, coagula deliquescent, not firm in bottom of vessel (tyhoid fever), Tereb.; in children, in their first or second summer, Psor.; in diarrhœa of children, Benz. ac., Magn. c., Psor.; in diarrhœa of children, during epidemic of cholera, Pod.; in cholera infantum, Kali br., Psor., Stram.; in colic, Coccul.; coppery, Iris; in whooping cough, Kali s.; in dentition, Cham., Rheum; in diarrhœa, Ars., Iris, Kali ph., Thuya; in chronic diarrhœa, Natr. s., Sul.; in diarrhœa after suppression of skin eruption, Lyc.

in diphtheria, Lach.; in dysentery, Ars., Carbo v., Colch.; in chronic dysentery, Con., Nux v.; in dropsy, Colch.; in otorrhœa, Psor.; in eczema or scrofulous ophthalmia, Psor.; like spoiled eggs, Ascl. t., Calc., Carbol. ac., Cham., Psor., Staph., Sul. ac.; like rotten eggs, child's gastritis mucosa, Ars.; like rotten eggs, after summer complaint, Med.; in entero-colitis, Nuph.; in intermittent fever, Chin. a., Coccul.; in spotted fever, Act. rac.; in typhoid fever, Agar., Apis, Ars., Bapt., Mur. ac., Nux m., Stram.; with typhoid hemorrhages, Kreo.; with fetid flatus, Iris; with flatulence and belching of gas tasting of cabbage, Petrol.; with gagging and excessive thirst, in children, Pod.; with a gush, Gamb.; worse in hot weather, Pod.; in hydrocephaloid, Apis; like the odor given off by lime at gas works, Phos.; in functional derangement of liver, Sep.; in measles, Squilla; like burnt meat, Carbo a.; like decayed meat, infant (chill), Elat.; in mesenteric disease, Calc.; in tabes mesenterica, Iod.; in morning, Cinch., Sarrac.; dark colored mucus, Colch.; smells of musk, Sarrac.; musty, Coloc.; musty, like brown paper burning, Coloc.; at night, Lith., Nux m., Psor.; like onions, loose, Jugl.; pasty, Bry.; in pregnancy, Aur. met.; frequent, after childbirth, Sul.; putrid ☞ carrion; purulent, Calc. p.; rotten, Ars.; in scarlatina, Ailant., Lach.; scenting whole house, Benz. ac.; in scrofulosis of children, Stilling.; in scurvy, Ars.; during sleep, Lach.; sour smelling, Arn., Bell., Calc., Camph., Carb. s., Cham., Colch., Coloc., Con., Dulc., Graph., Hep., Jalap., Magn. c., Merc., Mez., Natr. c., Natr. p., Nitr. ac., Oleand., Phos., Rheum, Sal. ac., Sep., Sul.; sour, with burning in rectum, Graph.; sour, in cholerine, Arg. nit.; sour, copious in cholera infantum, Iris; sour, in cholera infantum, during dentition and scrofula, Calc.; sour, with colic, in children, Rheum; sour, with colic after nursing, Rheum; sour, of infants with sour smell of body and vomiting of sour milk, Rob.; sour, during dentition, Calc., Cham., Rheum; sour, in chronic diarrhœa, Rheum; in diarrhœa, after abuse of magnesia, Rheum; sour, with distension of intestines, almost to rupturing, Rob.; sour, in entero-colitis, Nuph.; sour, with flatulence, Pod.; sour, with wind colic, particularly early in morning, Nuph.; sour, with open fontanelles, Calc.; sour, in morning, with flatulency during dentition, Pod.; sour, slimy, with tenesmus after abuse of magnesia, Rheum; sour, with screaming children, Rheum; sour, with tenesmus (dysentery), Rheum; sour, rather whitish watery (infantile diarrhœa), Magn. c.; relieves gastric derangement, Rob.; in gastromalacia, Kreo.; strong, Ascl. t., Chloral.; in summer complaint, Ant. c.; sour, after sweat, towards morning, Tereb.; sulphuric, Ptel.; sweetish, Ars., Mosch.; in infantile syphilis, Syph.; tarry, Lept.; with tenesmus, Manc., Rob.; with straining, worse after food, Pod.; like urine, Benz. ac.; in scrofulous ulcers, Bar. m.; follows him all around as if he had soiled himself, Sul.; in ulcer of os uteri, Curar.; with vomiting, in intermittent

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cul.; watery, yellowish brown, in morning, after coffee, Fluor. ac.

Stool, flaky (flocculent): Cup. m., Colch., Dulc., Ipec., Sec., Ver.; green flakes, Ascl. t.; in diarrhoea, Chel.; in typhoid fever, Merc. d., Phos.; in marasmus, Sul.; flakes of false membrane, Nitr. ac.; like spinach, Arg. nit.; small white, Calc. p.

Stool, flat: Sul.; in polypus of rectum, Kali br.; in rectocele, Sul.; form of narrow ribbon, Merc.; and thin, like a ribbon, Ver.; small in size, Puls.; in incipient stricture of rectum, Phos. ☞ Rectum stricture

Stool, flatus: ☞ During stool, flatus

Stool, like washings of flesh: ☞ bloody

Stool, floating on water; in diarrhoea, Sabad.

Stool, fluid: ☞ thin

Stool, foamy: Arn., Iod. ☞ fermented, frothy

Stool, forcible (sudden): Ailant., Cic., Cist., Crot. t., Cycl., Diad., Gamb., Grat., Jalap., Jatroph., Kali bi., Magn. p., Natr. c., Natr. s., Niccol., Phos., Raph., Rhod., Sec., Sep., Sul., Tabac., Thuya, Tromb.; in chronic diarrhoea, Natr. s.; with flatus, Arg. nit., Natr. s., Niccol., Thuya; in influenza, Dulc.; gushing, Ferr., Grat., Jab., Jatroph., Natr. c., Natr. m., Natr. s., Oxal. ac., Petrol., Pod., Ran. b., Sec.; gushing, brown, liquid, in a violent jet, Ast. r.; gushing, after fright, Ver.; gushing, in morning, Kali bi.; gushing, in stomatitis, Natr. c.; gushing out like a torrent, Jatroph.; gushing, with sudden urging, Pod.; comes out with a gush and a splutter, like water from a hydrant (cholera morbus), Pod.; expelled all at once, with a single, prolonged effort, Gamb.; hastily, Sep.; hastily, with burning in anus, Osm.; as from a pop gun (threatened phthisis), Tuberc.; pouring out, Jatroph., Pod., Thuya; coming out like a shot, worse after eating and drinking, Crot. t.; spouting, Kob.; spouting, like water, Lept.; spurting, Cist., Cup. ac., Elat., Ipec., Rhod.; runs in a stream, no pain, 1 a.m. (cholera morbus), Caulo.; forced out, as with a syringe, Jamb.; with vomiting, in intermittent, Coccul. ☞ watery

Stool, frequent: Acon., Ailant., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Ars. h., Ascl. t., Bapt., Bell., Bor., Bry., Cact., Cain., Calc., Canth., Caps., Carbo v., Castor., Cham., Cina, Cinch., Coccul., Cochl., Colch., Coloc., Con., Cornus, Crot. t., Cub., Cup. m., Dulc., Elat., Gamb., Grat., Hell., Hyos., Ign., Ipec., Iris, Kali bi., Kali br., Kali c., Kreo., Lach., Merc., Merc. cor., Mez., Natr. m., Natr. ph., Nux v., Pallad., Paris, Pod., Psor., Rob., Samb., Sec., Sep., Sil., Sul., Tereb., Tromb., Ver., Zinc.; every few minutes, in cholera morbus, Iris; every fifteen or twenty minutes (dysentery), Bar. m.; every half hour, πMagn. p.; three to six every hour, Pod.; every four to six hours, in dysentery, Arn.; two or three a day, Nitr. ac.; two or three, between 4 and 6 a.m., Nuph.; two to fifteen a day, worse in warm weather, Phos.; eighteen to twenty a day, Verbas.; three times daily, with pain in coccyx, Euphor.; three daily (tertian ague), Puls.; three or four daily, Coccul., Ipec., Tarant.; three or four daily (during progress of post-scarlatinal follicular enterocolitis with dropsy), Lept.

four or five daily, Zing.; three or four during night (dyspepsia), Ver.; four or five, in evening, Cochl.; five times a day, in whooping cough, Kali s.; five during day and one or two during night, Plant.; four or five during night, Sec.; four or five daily, with prolapsus of rectum, Ruta; five from 5 to 9 a.m., with griping in lower part of abdomen, Rumex; four to six daily, in diarrhoea, after suppression of skin eruptions, Lyc.; four to twelve daily, in chronic diarrhoea, Collin.; six a day, Ran. b.; six or seven during afternoon, Cochl.; six to eight daily, loose bright yellow matter and mucus, after griping (bilious mucous diarrhoea), Fluor. ac.; seven or eight a day for eight days, Magn. c.; eight to ten daily, in chronic dysentery, Nux v.; eight to ten daily, especially in early morning and between 4 and 6 p.m. (chronic diarrhoea), Rhus; eight to ten every night, four or five by day (after injecting nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea), Tarant.; eight to fourteen daily (chronic dysentery), Con.; ten in seven hours (diarrhoea), Sul.; ten to fifteen, from 6 to 10 a.m., Chin. a.; eleven, offensive, watery, during twelve hours (broncho-pneumonia), Lyc.; twelve to fifteen daily (cholera infantum), Ver.; twelve daily (gastromalacia), Merc. d.; twelve to fifteen daily, in chronic diarrhoea, Gamb.; twelve to fifteen daily, with violent tenesmus, must often get up at night (hemorrhoidal affection), Ham.; fifteen to twenty daily, Kali br.; fifteen daily, over half at night, Tarant.; twenty daily, Cochl.; twenty during afternoon, with pain in intestines as of fire, Manc.; twenty to thirty in twelve hours, Rhus; twenty to thirty daily, in dysentery, Merc. cor.; twenty-five daily, in cholera infantum, Crot. t.; twenty or thirty daily, in summer complaint, Bor.; twenty-five to fifty daily, in dysentery, Phos.; thirty or forty, watery, during night (cholera), Ant. t.; in cholera, fourth day, with pain in abdomen, Phos. ac.; in cholera, after camphor has checked vomiting, purging, cramps, etc., Phos. ac.; in cholera infantum almost constant, Ars. i.; remaining after attack of cholera infantum, Pod.; in cholera morbus, Cup. m.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Dig.; with colic, Dros.; copious from standing on damp ground after exertion, Elat.; during day, with much wind (diarrhoea), Zing.; in diarrhoea almost constant, Ars.; in chronic diarrhoea, Natr. s.; facial eruption, Psor.; with flatulent distension, Colch.; in dysentery, Arn., Phos.; in ophthalmia, Cic.; in spotted fever, Act. rac.; with flatus, Coccul.; fluid, Aur. mur.; every half hour, Pod.; every half hour, in evening, Sul.; every half hour, in dysentery, Coloc.; every half hour, from 8 a.m. till evening, Crot. t.; every half hour, of mucus mixed with blood (dysentery), Cub.; every hour, before and after pains, causing him to draw up limbs and cry out (diarrhoea), Gamb.; every hour or so, discharge of a round, shreddy mass, accompanied by a watery fecal discharge, with chilliness and heat extending towards head, Merc.; almost involuntary, Ferr.; small, sometimes involuntary, like pitch, or dry, brittle and granulous, Zinc.; in subacute inflammation of

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liver, Hydras.; with affection of mesenteries (favus), Oleand.; every fifteen minutes, with tenesmus and great pain, causing her to scream (dysentery), Nux v.; every ten, twenty to thirty minutes (sporadic cholera), Tabac.; every fifteen or twenty minutes, with tenesmus, extorting cries (dysentery), Kali m.; from morning until 2 p.m., Bor.; in pneumonia, stage of hepatization, Phos.; small, Bar. c.; in summer complaint, Ferr. ph., Kali br.; with straining, worse after food, Pod.; unfit for business (after sulphur), Ascl. t.

Stool, looks like frog spawn: Phos.

Stool, frothy: Arn., Benz. ac., Bor., Calc., Caps., Carb. s., Coloc., Elaps, Grat., Lach., Magn. c., Merc., Merc. iod. flav., Natr. m., Op., Plant., Pod., Raph., Rheum., Rhus, Sil., Sul., Ver., Zinc.; in bubbles, Squilla; with burning and tenesmus, Op.; copious (ague), Elat.; in diarrhoea, Ran. b.; in diarrhoea of children, Merc.; in chronic diarrhoea, Rheum; in dysentery, Kali bi.; after meals, Ced.; enveloped in froth, Ascl. t.; with fermentation in bowels, Cinch.; fluids, frequent with cutting pains and vomiting, Elat.; like molasses, Ipec.; like soapsuds, Pod.; in tuberculosis mesenterica, Iod.; from overfatigue or chill in damp weather, Hep.; whitish (rachitis), Calc.; ☞ fermented, foamy

Stool, gelatinous: ☞ jellylike

Stool, glassy: Natr. m.; tough mucus, Amm. m. ☞ mucous

Stool, contains glistening bodies: Mez.

Stool, glutinous: Plat.; like glue, painful and flatulent after previous itching of rectum, Euphor.; like thick glue passed in thin strips like tape, Carbol. ac. ☞ sticky

Stool, granular: Zinc.; in diphtheria, Lac c.; like oaten grits, in morning (typhus), Apis; small white shining grains in brown, Mez.; with tenesmus and constriction of anus, Mang.; like little pieces of popped corn, Cina; gritty, Jamb.

Stool, gray: Aur. met., Calc., Chel., Chim. m., Cist., Cup. m., Dig., Hydras., Kali c., Lach., Merc., Natr. m., Op., Phos., Sep.; in carditis, Carbo v.; with grayish flakes (cholera), Cup. ac.; in constipation, Dig.; dark gray, in typhoid, Phos.; in diabetes, Natr. s.; in diarrhoea, Calc., Cist., Dig., Kali c., Thuya; in chronic diarrhoea, Phos. ac.; in dropsy, Dig.; with considerable odor (jaundice with hyperaemia of liver), Ptel.; in gastromalacia, Kreo.; light, Kali c.; diarrhoea, Crot. t.; pasty, Chel.; in affection of liver, Magn. m.; or mixed in color, Plant.; whitish, Asar., Merc., Phos., Phos. ac.; whitish, in icterus, Calc.; whitish, often streaked with blood (chronic diarrhoea), Calc.; yellowish, like gruel, Pic. ac. ☞ chalky, clayey, light, white

Stool, greasy: ☞ fatty, oily

Stool, green: Æthus., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Ars. s. f., Asaf., Ascl. t., Arund., Bar. m., Bell., Bor., Brom., Canth., Caps., Cham., Cinch., Colch., Coloc., Cornus, Crot. t., Cup. ac., Cup. m., Dulc., Elat., Grat., Hep., Hydras., Ipec., Iris, Kali bi., Kreo., Laur., Lept., Magn. c., Magn. m., Manc., Merc. cor., Merc. d., Mur. ac., Natr. m., Natr. p., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Petrol., Phos., Plumb., Pod., Sal. ac., Sul., Sul. ac., Tabac., Tereb., Ver.

with pain in abdomen (cholera fourth day), Phos. ac.; day and night (child in aphthae), Bor.; arsenic green, Ipec.; bilious, Natr. s., Puls.; bilious, after exposure, Dulc.; bilious, with heat in lower bowels, Natr. s.; bilious, mixed with mucus, mostly in children in their first or second summer, Psor.; dark blackish, Sinap.; changes to blue slate color on standing (cholera infantum), Ver.; in bronchitis, Apis; in bronchial and vesical catarrh, Cop.; after chill, in tertian intermittent, Hep.; in cholerine, Arg. nit.; after taking cold, children, Ipec.; with colic, in diarrhoea, Stann.; coppery, Merc. d.; with cutting about umbilicus (Asiatic cholera), Colch.; dark, Cornus, Merc., Merc. cor., Nitr. ac.; dark, in infant (chill), Elat.; dark scybala (biliary colic), Cinch.; dark, worse after eating and drinking, Crot. t.; dark feces, then dark green mucus (diarrhoea), Ars.; dark mucous (dysentery), Elat.; dark, with yellow water, somewhat mealy, Pod.; in dentition, Cham., Merc. sol.; in diarrhoea, Naja, Sec.; in diarrhoea of children, Ars., Calc. p., Cornus, Merc., Val.; with diarrhoea or jaundice, Natr. p.; in diarrhoea, or catarrh of stomach, Apis; in diphtheria, Ign.; dirty, Crot. t.; in chronic dysentery, Nux v.; in epileptiform seizure, Hydr. ac.; in hydrocephaloid, putrid, Ipec.; in puerperal fever, Cham.; in typhoid, Mur. ac.; with flatulence, Pod.; flocculent (sporadic cholera), Ver.; with fontanelles remaining open, Sep.; after fright, Ver.; frothy, Magn. c.; frothy water forcibly evacuated without pain, Grat.; ten to twenty in twenty-four hours, Ver.; with gagging and excessive thirst, in children, Pod.; as grass, Cham., Ipec., Merc., Merc. d., Var.; as grass, in children (diarrhoea involving liver), Agar.; as grass, in summer complaint, Ant. t.; grayish, fluid (cholerine), Æthus.; grayish, in gastromalacia, Merc. d.; grayish, thin (intestinal catarrh), Chel.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v.; light, Ipec., Kali iod.; liquid, Æthus., Crot. t., Raph.; in affections of liver, Pod.; in enlargement of liver, Con.; in hepatitis with jaundice, Hep.; hard lumps, Sep.; small lumps (gastromalacia), Calc.; mixed with greenish substance (chronic dysentery), Con.; early in morning, with colic and fainting, Pod.; early in morning, with flatulence (during dentition), Pod.; mucous, Æthus., Amm. m., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Bell., Bor., Canth., Cast., Cham., Chel., Cina, Colch., Coloc., Cornus, Dulc., Elat., Gamb., Ipec., Laur., Magn. c., Merc., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Phos., Phos. ac., Pod., Psor., Puls., Rheum, Rhus, Sep., Sul.; mucous bloody, no pain (summer complaint), Ferr. ph.; mixed with mucus and blood, liquid, Raph.; mucous, child cries violently (bilious colic), Merc.; mucous, in cholera infantum, Tabac.; changing into colorless fluid, Grat.; dark green mucus, offensive, corrosive, Gamb.; deep-green mucus, in cholera infantum, Puls.; mucous, little or no fecal matter (dysentery), Zinc.; fetid mucus, Arg. nit.; first green

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then mucous, Puls.; mucous, in prevailing fever, Amm. m.; mucous, with jellylike globules or flakes, Rhus; mucous, with pinching and cutting, Merc.; mucous, sour smelling, with colic and tenesmus, during phthisis, Rheum; mucous, stains skin about anus and scrotum a copper color, Cinnab.; mucus stringy, odorless (cholera infantum), Lyc.; mucous, thin, Bell.; with nausea, worse after eating, Crot. t.; with nervous agitation, weakness, cold sweat and dyspnoea, Rob.; olive green, Sec.; dull olive, Elat.; olive, in incipient hydrocephalus, Apis; obstinate, πBor.; leaving pale green stains on diaper, Sul.; pea green, Merc., Rheum; first greenish, later like rice water (diarrhoea), Cham.; like scum on a frog pond, Magn. c.; serous, after drinking, Arg. nit.; soft, Lobel. i.; with intestinal spasm, Op.; streaked with green, Pod.; in summer complaint, Ferr. ph., Kali br.; after summer complaint, Med.; color of green tea, Gels.; thin, follows griping and rumbling, Magn. c.; with tenesmus, worse after food, Pod.; with severe tenesmus, in stomatitis, Sul.; turning green on diaper, on exposure to air, Rheum; with sudden urging, Pod.; watery, Phos.; watery, in cholera infantum, Laur.; watery, in prevailing fever, Amm. m.; watery, frequent, Eup. perf.; watery, frequent, with violent, abdominal pains, during which abdomen gets hard, Kali br.; watery, every three weeks, Magn. c.; watery, in summer complaint, Ferr. ph.; in variola, Thuya; and white mixed, Cham.; mucous, come with explosion of odorless wind (inflammation of bowels in dentition), Acet. ac.; yellowish, Lept., Natr. s., Tabac.; yellowish, with burning and tenesmus, Jugl.; yellowish, in dysentery, Merc. cor. ☞ bilious

Stool, gritty: ☞ granular

Stool, gushing: ☞ forcible

Stool, hard: Agar., Æsc. h., Agnus, Alum., Amm. c., Amm. m., Ananth., Ang., Ant. c., Ant. sul. aur., Apis, Arund., Aur. met., Aur. mur. nat., Bar. c., Bell., Brom., Bry., Calc., Carbo a., Carbo v., Caust., Chin. s., Cimex, Cina, Cinch., Coccul., Collin., Coloc., Con., Cornus, Graph., Grat., Guaiac., Ham., Hep., Hydras., Ign., Illic., Kali br., Kali iod., Kali n., Kalm., Kreo., Lach., Lac def., Lyc., Magn. c., Magn. m., Merc., Merc. iod. flav., Merc. sul., Natr. m., Natr. s., Niccol., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Op., Petrol., Phos., Phos. ac., Phyt., Plat., Plumb., Pod., Puls., Rhus, Rumex, Ruta, Sabina, Sarrac., Sars., Sal. ac., Selen., Seneg., Sep., Sil., Sinap., Spig., Spong., Stann., Staph., Stront., Sul., Sul. ac., Tereb., Thuya, Trill., Verbas., Ver., Vib., Zinc.; at first, then dark, offensive, soluble, Sarrac.; after diarrhoea, during pregnancy, Oleand.; in evening, Clem.; at first, then liquid, Zinc.; in a mass, Nitr. ac.; one, Kali bi., Nux v.; covered with mucus, Amm. m.; constipated, Carbo v., Graph.; then mucus and blood (cholera infantum), Bry.; coated with yellow tenacious mucus, Pod.; then pappy, Pallad.; then pappy, then soft, Calc.; then pasty, Jamb.; then pasty, then liquid, Calc.; in pieces, then soft, Caust.; first part hard, latter part smaller, Ver.

then soft, Alum., Cinch. bol., Thuya, Vinca; then soft, chocolate colored, with bile, Card. m.; preceded by soft and small stools, Zinc.; like stone, Ang., Bar. m., Coloc., Magn. c., Pic. ac., Plumb.; as a stone and large, Mez.; then thin, Calc. p.; last thin (prostatic affections), Bov. ☞ balls, knotty, large, scybalous ; also Constipation

Stool, full of holes like lava: Ars. h.

Stool, hot: Aloe, Cham., Cist., Diosc., Med., Merc. cor., Phos., Staph.; watery, Calc. p.; bursts out in a hot stream of yellow water, Merc. s. ☞ acrid

Stool, incomplete: ☞ insufficient

Stool, indelible; in infantile diarrhoea, Psor.

Stool, insufficient (incomplete, unsatisfactory): Ang., Apis, Asim., Bar. c., Benz. ac., Bry., Card., Coloc., Graph., Ign., Iod., Lyc., Magn. m., Natr. m., Op., Petrol., Sars., Seneg., Sep., Stann., Staph., Sul., Thuya, Zinc.; daily in catarrh of bladder, Canth.; in relapse of intermittent, Ars.; a feeling as if it had been insufficient, Sul.; hard, Bar. c.; hard, insufficient, with strong urging, pressing, protrusion of rectum, Gamb.; headache, with abdominal pains, Aloe; passage interrupted, Cepa; passed only partly, with straining half an hour later, fermentation in abdomen, Diad.; with renewed desire after, Stann.; in sections, Mez.; soft, after much pressure, most of it remains, Kali c.; with tenesmus, Spong., Natr. c.; ☞ retained, retarded, scanty, sluggish

Stool, involuntary: Ars., Bar. c., Arn., Bell., Calc., Camph., Carbo v., Carbol. ac., Caust., Chlorof., Cina, Cinch., Colch., Coloc., Cop., Crotal., Cub., Dig., Ferr., Gels., Hell., Hyos., Ind., Kali bi., Kali c., Lach., Laur., Lyss., Mur. ac., Natr. m., Nux v., Œnan., Oleand., Op., Oxal. ac., Phos., Phos. ac., Plumb., Psor., Puls., Rhus, Rob., Sec., Stram., Sul., Zinc.; in apoplexy, Arn.; in bed, Hydr. ac.; in bed, with delirium, after being accused of theft, Hyos.; soils bed, in insanity, Tarant.; while bending over, in prolapsus of rectum, Ruta; bloody feces, Stram.; mixed with blood, in febris nervosa stupida, Melil.; with brickdust, bloody sputa raised with difficulty, Rhus; in intestinal catarrh, Chel.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Hydr. ac.; in childbed, Hyos.; in cholera, Iris; choreic attack, Ced.; like coffee grounds, Camph.; in collapse, Carbol. ac., Hippoz.; in coma, Amyg.; in convulsions of children, Cup. m.; while coughing, Phos.; during coughing, in croup, Spong.; when coughing, sneezing or passing urine, Squilla; green, during paroxysm of whooping cough, Merc.; in chronic diarrhoea, since rupture of perineum, Natr. s.; without exertion, walking or standing, after eating, Aloe; during fainting (scarlatina), Rhus; of intolerable odor (puerperal fever), Carbol. ac.; as if fermented, Calc.; in typhoid fever, Apis, Ars., Bapt., Chin. s., Mosch., Oxal. ac., Zinc.; in typhus, unconsciously, Arg. nit., Bapt.; when passing flatus, Acon., Aloe, Caust., Kali c., Natr. c., Oleand., Phos. ac., Pod., Staph., Ver.; when passing flatus, in children, Oleand.; with sensation as if wind would pass (diarrhoea), Sul.

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; after rumbling in bowels (typhus), Camph.; while passing flatus, or urine, or during sleep, Natr. s.; after fright, Op., Phos., Ver.; bowels seem to hold nothing, Gamb.; small fecal grains constantly oozing, Tromb.; in hydrocephaloid, Apis; with hysterical headache, Mosch.; in influenza, Ars.; in meningitis, Ant. t.; in morning, on awaking, Zinc.; in morning, in diphtheria, Spong.; on least motion, Apis, Phos.; of mucus, Cochl.; of mucus, and feces covered with blood (hemorrhoids), Sul.; worse at night, Cinch.; at night, in bed, Carbol. ac.; at night, in typhoid, Rhus; at night, while sleeping, Rhus; oozing almost constantly, Sep.; oozes from anus, during sleep, Thuya; oozing from constantly open anus (green and bloody), Phos.; since rupture of perineum, Natr. s.; must go immediately, in post-scarlatinal follicular entero-colitis, with dropsy, Lept.; scarcely able to retain stool, Cic.; inability to retain feces when bowels are lax (sympathetic aphonia), Collin.; in scarlatina, Zinc.; in malignant scarlatina, Amm. c., Mur. ac.; during sleep, Arum t., Arn., Bell., Bry., Con., Hyos., Mosch., Pod., Psor., Puls., Rhus; solid, at night, in bed, coming away unnoticed, Aloe, Bell.; at 1 and 4 a.m. (infantile diarrhoea), Psor.; while child is standing or playing (paralysis of rectum), Coloc.; with stupor, in typhus, Arn., Zinc.; during stupor, in meningitis infantum, in later stages, Arn.; after summer complaint, Med.; follows tenesmic stool, Rhus; as from a metallic tube, with little or no effort (dysentery), Phos.; passed unconsciously, Puls., Ver.; unconscious, in hydrocephalus, Grat.; unconscious, in mental disturbance during climacteric period, Cycl.; during urination, Aloe, Hyos., Mur. ac.; during urination, in scarlatina, Ailant.; after urination, Arg. nit.; with retention of urine, and partial paraplegia, after miscarriage, Sul.; with, or followed by vomiting (sporadic cholera), Tabac.; with great exhaustion (typhoid fever, gastro-enteritis), Rhus; white (intermittent), Cina ☞ Flatus stool ; also Anus and Rectum paralysis

Stool, irregular: Ant. c., Carbo a., Natr. m., Nitr. ac., Phos.; in cardialgia, Phos.; mostly diarrhoeic (intervals of epileptic attacks), Ars.; sometimes two or three a day, then constipated, Natr. m.; after Teplitz had removed erysipelatous spot on left cheek, accompanied by headache, Petrol.; with hemorrhoids, Berb.; intermittent, with tightness and fulness in abdomen, Cinch.; in palpitation, Cact.; with uterine polypus, Thuya; in scirrhus uteri, Arg. met.; in supposed taenia, Sep. ☞ retained, retarded, sluggish

Stool, jellylike: Colch., Diosc., Kali bi.; with colic and tenesmus, Sep.; in dysentery, Bar. m.; gelatinous, Aloe, Colch., Hell., Kali bi., Mur. ac., Pod., Rhus, Sep.; gelatinous, in dysentery, Colch.; gelatinous, mixed with feces, Pod.; gelatinous lumps (diarrhoea), Chel.; gelatinous, odorless masses, streaked with blood, Caust.; gelatinous, with cold hands, Caust.; gelatinous, in ascites, Hell.; almost gelatinous, yellowish green, semifluid (cholera infantum), Cadm. s.; gelatinous, mucous (chronic dysentery), Apis

profuse, with jellylike lumps and wind (colic), Aloe; mass of mucus, Natr. p.; small quantities of jellylike mucus streaked with blood (dysentery), Nux v.; mucus, with violent spasm in sphincter (dysentery and cholera sporadica), Colch.; streaked white and yellow, Rhus; transparent (diphtheria), Rhus ☞ glassy, glutinous, mucous

Stool, knotty (nodular): Alum., Anag., Ananth., Ang., Aur. met., Brach., Calc., Card. m., Caust., Chrom. ac., Hydras., Kali bi., Mang., Natr. s., Nux v., Plumb., Sep., Stann., Sul., Thuya; difficult, Bar. c., Caust.; hard, Æsc. g.; hard, like clay, straining, Sil.; hard, with pain in rectum, Prun.; hard, with pain in hemorrhoids, discharge of mucus and blood, Graph.; in headache, Anag.; large, Graph.; lumps, united by mucous threads, Graph.; with scanty menses, Natr. s.; in tuberculosis mesenterica, Iod.; in gastralgia, Plumb.; small, hard, with bearing down pains, or with sensation as if rectum were closed, Op.; small, masses, Merc. ☞ balls, insufficient, lumpy, scybalous

Stool, too large: Alum., Ant. c., Apis, Aur. met., Berb., Bry., Calc., Graph., Iber., Ign., Kali bi., Kali c., Kalm., Lac def., Magn. m., Merc., Nux v., Pod., Seneg., Sep., Sil., Stann., Sul. ac., Thuya, Ver., Vib., Zinc.; deeply bilious, Gels.; after colic, Jatroph.; after colic, at 5 a.m., Kob.; in diphtheria, Lac c.; dry, hard, knotted, Æsc. h.; in conjunctivitis and leucoma, Kali c.; after suppressed intermittent by quinine, Puls.; first part large and hard, last part soft, Zinc.; at first large, then tapering, Sinap.; enormous, after passage of enormous quantity of flatus, Sabad.; hard, like balls, with recurring attacks of indigestion (enlargement of liver), Magn. m.; hard, immense, causes prostatitis, Selen.; hard, passed with straining, lacerating anus, with passage of blood, Lac def.; with headache, Nux v.; in hemicrania, Lac def.; with swelling and bleeding of hemorrhoids, Kali c.; occasional discharge like horse dung in size, causing pain and weakness (sacculated ovarian disease), Lach.; knotty, Graph.; hard lumps, Magn. m.; lumpy, covered with slimy mucus of various colors (affection of liver), Magn. m.; in masses, Natr. m., Op.; moist at last, very thin, sour smelling, Dulc.; with great effort of abdominal muscles, Zinc.; in nervous affection, Magn. c.; in paralysis, Ver.; soft, Amb.; soft, with loss of expulsive power, Sil.; with straining, Ars. i.; with tenesmus and aching in sphincter ani, Kob.; thick, Asaf., Berb., Cochl., Iod., Thuya; thick, not very dark, Bapt.; thick, passed with difficulty, Calc.; thin, Cinch.; thin, in swarthy persons, worse in morning, Cinch.; in prolapsus uteri and dysmenorrhoea, Con.; watery, with griping in abdomen, Colch. ☞ copious

Stool, lienteric (containing undigested food): Aloe, Ant. c., Arn., Ars., Bor., Bry., Cain., Calc., Calc. p., Cham., Chin. a., Cina, Cinch., Coloc., Con., Erig., Ferr., Ferr. ph., Gamb., Graph., Hep., Ind., Iris, Jab., Kreo., Lach., Lept., Merc., Mez., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Oleand., Petrol., Phos.

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Phos. ac., Plat., Pod., Polyp., Raph., Rhod., Rhus, Sang., Sec., Sinap., Sul., Sul. ac.; threatens anaemia, Cinch.; with loss of appetite and sleepiness, in summer, with children, Nux m.; in children who are bottle-fed, Natr. p.; in diarrhoea, Calc., Merc. c., Phos. ac.; in infantile diarrhoea, Psor.; in diarrhoea, after suppression of skin eruptions, Lyc.; in chronic diarrhoea, Gamb., Phos. ac., Pod., Sul.; in chronic camp diarrhoea, Lyss.; after drinking, Arg. nit.; in dyspepsia, with amenorrhoea, Puls.; after a meal, Æthus.; with exhaustion, Sil.; food of previous day, Oleand.; in hepatic disorder, Chion. v.; with affection of mesenteries (favus), Oleand.; in morning, Cinch., Oleand.; at night, Ferr.; in scrofula, Ars.; after vomiting of food (gastromalacia), Kreo.; milk passes more or less undigested (typhoid), Phos. ac.; from disturbance in muscular fibre of stomach, Ferr. ph.; previously mixed with undigested food, now muco-purulent and bloody, frequent (camp diarrhoea), Lept.

Stool, light in color: Anac., Apis, Ars., Bar. c., Bor., Carbo v., Cinch., Collin., Dig., Gnaphal., Hydras., Iris, Kali c., Merc., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Phos., Plumb., Pod., Sil., Tabac., Zinc., πZing.; with distress in anus, Collin.; deficiency of biliary coloring matter (diarrhoea), Chel.; showing absence of bile (hepatic disorder), Chion. v.; in diabetes, Uran n.; followed by dragging pains in liver and sinking in epigastrium, Polyp.; almost colorless, fluid (dysentery), Ver.; putrid, Lyc.; in typhus, Agar.; in jaundice, Chel., Hydras., Kali m., Myr. cer., Plumb.; fecal, mixed with hard lumps, Lyc.; in gastro-intestinal irritation, Kali bi.; in nervous excitability, Calab.; in nymphomania, Dig.; soft, in prolapsus uteri, Æsc. h.; in dropsy of uterus, Dig.; in infantile syphilis, Syph.; yellow, Bor. ☞ chalky, clayey, gray, white

Stool, liquid: ☞ thin

Stool, liver: ☞ bilious

Stool, liver colored; fluid, Magn. c.; liverlike, Anac.

Stool, long: Phos., Vib.; thin, Caust., Graph., Hyos., Merc., Mur. ac., Natr. c., Phos., Puls., Sep., Staph. ☞ narrow

Stool, loose: Æthus., Ant. c., Ant. t., Apis, Apoc., Ars. h., Ars. s. r., Arund., Asaf., Bor., Cain., Cinch., Clem., Collin., Dros., Glon., Hel., Kali iod., Mang., Merc. sul., Myr. cer., Plant., Polyp., Rheum, Sabad., Sinap., Stram., Tromb., Var.; with burning at anus, Clem.; with burning in rectum (gastritis), Coccul.; remaining after attack of cholera infantum, Pod.; with cold stage in intermittent, Ars.; during day, with obtuseness of head, Lobel. i.; dark, offensive (difficult dentition), Sil.; sudden urgent desire, Amm. br.; relieves distension of bowels by wind, Cornus; with drowsiness, Ant. t.; after a meal, Rheum; in evening, Sars.; evening or morning, Hyper.; offensive, Diosc.; with emission of fetid flatus, Natr. s.; almost continually, but rather worse after midnight, Dros.; during apyrexia, Ipec.; and green in children, Cinch.; preceded by griping, Æsc. h.; with griping and tenesmus, at night, Zinc.; with pains in forehead or maxillary sinuses (influenza), Puls.

with hemorrhoids, Berb.; with passage of pale colored feces, Gnaphal.; in amenorrhoea, Lach.; in morning, Caust., Nitr. ac.; early in morning, Ferr., Sul.; in morning, particularly after wet weather, Natr. s.; in morning, immediately on rising (asthma), Natr. s.; with cessation of nausea, Tereb.; smells like onions, Jugl.; painless, Bry.; with palpitation, Ant. t.; papescent, Gels.; with straining, Diosc.; with infarcted scybala, Natr. m.; with great tenesmus, Rob.; after vinegar or acid wine, Ant. c. ☞ thin, soft

Stool, lumpy: Alum., Apis, Amm. c., Bapt., Bar. c., Calc., Carbo a., Carbo v., Caust., Chloral., Collin., Glon., Graph., Ipec., Kali bi., Kalm., Lach., Magn. m., Mang., Merc., Nux v., Op., Petrol., Plumb., Sep., Sil., Sin., Stann., Sul., Sul. ac., Thuya, Ustil., Ver.; with pain in abdomen, Rhus v., Zinc.; like albumen, Diosc.; alternating with diarrhoea, Casc.; with distress in anus, Collin.; like chalk, Bell.; in evening, Helon.; in gastric catarrh, Ant. c.; in gastric nervous fever, Lach.; first round, dark green, almost black, remaining part softer and larger, Sul.; with much flatus, Ruta; hard, Con., Cycl., Phos. ac.; hard, curdy in nursing children, Ant. c.; hard, with mucus and blood, Graph.; hard, mixed with fluid discharges, Erig.; hard, mixed with yellow mucus, Senecio; hard, in typhus abdominalis, Nux v.; hard, small, in hemorrhoids, Ant. c., Diosc., Ham.; hard, small, black, mixed with blood, with violent pinching in anus, Sul. ac.; large, Stront.; large, every eight or ten days, Kali c.; covered with mucus, Casc., Hydras.; accompanied by pressing and crying, Merc.; in rheumatism, Colch.; small, Plumb., Zinc.; small, hard, in traumatic meningitis, Hyper.; first part in small round lumps, dark green, almost black, difficult, remaining part softer and larger, Sul.; in intestinal spasms, Op.; after tea, Chrom. ac.; with urging and pain from constriction or spasm of anus, Plumb.; in perforating ulcer, Kali c.; and watery, Aloe ☞ balls, curdled, mucous, sheep dung, tallow

Stool, membranous; with white membranous pieces, Colch.; mixed with small white membranes, in dysentery, Colch.; scanty, alternating with membranous casts, Hydras.; like scrapings of meat (prevailing fever), Amm. m.; like scrapings of mucous membrane, Carbol. ac., Canth., Colch., Coloc., Ferr., Merc., Petrol., Phyt.; ☞ shaggy, shreddy, stringy

Stool, mixed: ☞ changeable

Stool, morning; aggravation, Bov., Bry., Fluor. ac., Jatroph., Kali bi., Lyc., Natr. s., Nuph., Phos., Pod., Sul., Thuya; awakened by urgent desire, Petrol., Sul.; is driven out of bed, early, with urgent desire, loose and offensive, then straining and burning at anus, Diosc.; driving out of bed, suddenly about 3 a.m., Pod.; hurries him out of bed, Natr. a., Sul.; at break of day, in diarrhoea, Sec.; soon after rising, Natr. s.; directly after rising, has scarcely time to dress, Coccul.; before breakfast, with rumbling, Gnaphal.; with chill, Calend.; with chilliness and colic, obliging one to bend double, Cop.

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; copious, Sarrac.; copious, characteristic of jaundice, Phos.; and during day, with irritable temper, Gnaphal.; during dentition, Pod.; early, and in evening before going to bed, Ars. s. r.; at 2 a.m., Cic.; 5 a.m., Cic.; 5 to 7 a.m. (entero-colitis), Nuph.; sudden, at 8 a.m., watery, painless, odorless, Ferr.; during 4 a.m., to noon (mesenteric disease), Calc.; more frequent in morning and early forenoon, Sul.; in typhoid fever, Tereb.; preceded by griping, Calend.; hard, without pressure, Zinc.; then protrusion of hemorrhoidal tumors, Diosc.; as soon as he moves, Lept.; towards morning, after sleepless night, Aph. ch.; thin, with quick, violent urging as if diarrhoea would set in, Pallad.; with strong urging, heat and pain in anus, Pod.; ☞ Diarrhoea morning

Stool, motion: Aloe, Apis, Arn., Bell., Bry., Colch., Coloc., Crot. t., Ferr., Ipec., Oxal. ac., Rheum, Rumex, Tabac., Verat.

Stool, from least movement of body: Ferr., Ver.; with every motion of body, as if anus were constantly open, Apis; from least exertion, Pod.; as soon as he begins to move, strong urging, compelling haste, Mur. ac.

Stool, mucous (slimy): Acon., Æthus., Agar., Amm. m., Ananth., Ant. t., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Ars. s. f., Asaf., Asar., πBar. m., Bell., Bor., Brom., Cact., Canth., Caps., Carb. s., Carbo v., Caust., Cham., Chel., Chin. s., Chlorof., Chrom. ac., Cic., Cina, Cinch., Coccul., Cochl., Colch., Collin., Coloc., Con., Cornus, Cub., Dig., Diosc., Dulc., Erig., Ferr., Gamb., Gels., Graph., Hep., Hyos., Ign., Iod., Ipec., Iris, Kali bi., Kali m., Lept., Magn. c., Merc., Merc. cor., Millef., Natr. c., Natr. s., Niccol., Nitr. ac., Nux m., Nux v., Oxal. ac., Petrol., Phos., Phyt., Plumb., Pod., Puls., Raph., Rheum, Rhus, Sec., Sep., Sil., Squilla, Stann., Staph., Sticta, Sul., Tabac., Tereb., Tromb., Urt. ur., Variol., Ver.; adhesive, Caps.; looking like coagulated albumen, Carbo a.; with bilious diarrhoea verging on dysentery, Med.; bile and black fecal matter, Polyp.; brown, liquid (pemphigus), Dulc.; black (diarrhoea), Ars.; bloody, Acon., Æthus., Aloe, Apis, Arg. nit., Asar., Bapt., Bell., Canth., Caps., Carbo v., Castor., Chim. umb., Colch., Coloc., Cub., Elaps, Elat., Gamb., Hep., Ign., Iod., Iris, Kali m., Lach., Led., Lyss., Magn. m., Merc., Merc. cor., Natr. c., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Oxal. ac., Petrol., Pod., Psor., Puls., Sars., Sul.; bloody or bilious, Merc. d.; bloody and bilious, with great faintness and distress in solar plexus, after stool, Polyp.; bloody, in diarrhoea of children, Merc.; bloody, in dysentery, Dulc., Lil. tig., Lyss., Merc. cor.; bloody, every quarter of an hour, in dysentery, Merc. cor.; bloody, after breakfast, Calad.; bloody, in enteritis, Urt. ur.; bloody, mixed with green, watery, sinking to bottom of vessel and adhering there, Magn. car.; bloody, with hard, fecal lumps, Tromb.; bloody, scanty, with burning and tenesmus (dysentery), Merc.; bloody, in small masses (dysentery), Merc. cor.; odorless, colicky pains (hemorrhoidal affection), Ham.; bloody, mixed with watery discharge, day or night (summer complaint), Ferr. ph.; bloody, with sickness at stomach, especially if preceding morning diarrhoea, Pod.

bloody, with rectal prolapsus, Iris; bloody, every fifteen minutes, following pain in abdomen, Pod.; bloody, after straining (autumnal dysentery), Merc.; with spots and streaks of blood (endemic dysentery), Pod.; bloody, with straining, Ferr., Hep., Iris, Merc., Merc. cor.; with streaks of blood, Canth.; bloody, in summer complaint, Ferr. ph.; bloody, with tenesmus and pain in back, Dulc.; in bronchitis, Apis; brown, Ars., Grat., Nux v., Sul.; brown, in morning, Zing.; with burning in rectum, as from a wound, Prun.; of children, Eryng.; with chills, in infants, Elat.; in cholera infantum, Calc. p.; in cholera morbus, Hyper., Kreo., Psor., Sul. ac.; chronic, Eucal.; chronic, during summer, with cramps in abdomen, Cup. ars.; clear, Alum.; in climaxis, Apis; preceded by colic, Petrol.; with colic, Cham., Ign.; with colic, every morning, Pod.; after colic, Alum.; with colic and tenesmus (chronic diarrhoea, after confinement), Collin.; with colic and vomiting (suppressed measles, from taking cold), Cham.; large quantities, Bapt.; abundant, following chilliness and wandering pain in abdomen, Ammoniac.; excessive, in enteritis, Apis; copious, in influenza, Dulc.; profuse in flakes, Ferr.; covered or coated with, Alum., Bar. m., Carbo v., Crot. t., Ham., Merc. iod. rub., Sarrac., Sep., Sil., Spig.; covered with mucus and blood, Magn. m.; covered with glairy mucus, Plumb.; coated, in gastric catarrh, Cop.; coated with shreds of yellow, Pod.; with cutting in abdomen, Petrol.; dark, Arg. nit.; during day, with much wind (diarrhoea, Zing.; in dentition, Merc. sol.; in diarrhoea, Ang., Ars., Kali s., Naja, Merc. cor.; in infantile diarrhoea, Guaræa; in chronic diarrhoea, Ammoniac., Natr. s., Phos. ac.; in chronic diarrhoea of children, Collin.; in dysenteric diarrhoea, Coloc.; in diarrhoea, after abuse of magnesia, Rheum; in dysentery, Arn., Bar. m., Carbol. ac., Coloc., Cub.; in chronic dysentery, Con.; after dysentery, Puls.; worse after eating and drinking, Crot. t.; like white of egg, without feces, Natr. m.; in enteritis, Merc.; in chronic enteritis, Hydras.; in evening, Cycl.; with faintness, Dulc.; with great faintness and distress in solar plexus, after stool, Polyp.; fecal, Amm. c., Merc.; during apyrexia of fever, Puls.; in hectic fever, Sul.; in puerperal fever, Cham.; in typhoid fever, Merc.; in yellow fever, Merc.; flakes, Dulc.; containing flakes of yellow water (hepatic typhus), Chel.; with flattened feces (incipient stricture of rectum), Phos.; with much flatus, Jacea, Ruta; with great rumbling in abdomen and pain in umbilicus, Phyt.; with much wind, followed by urging, Samb.; every half hour, Arn.; frothy, Iod., Sil., Sul. ac.; frothy, alternates with constipation, Ruta; with gagging and excessive thirst in children, Pod.; gelatinous, Aloe, Colch., Hell., Kali bi., Pod., Rhus, Sep.; gelatinous, preceded by griping, Pod.; granular, Bell., Phos.; greenish, Æthus., Amm. m., Apis, Arg. nit., Ars., Bell., Bor., Canth., Cast., Cham., Chel., Cina, Coloc., Cornus, Dulc., Elat., Gamb., Ipec., Laur., Magn. c., Merc.

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Nitr. ac., Nux v., Phos., Phos. ac., Psor., Puls., Sep., Sul.; greenish, in cholera infantum, Laur.; green liquid, with suffocation about heart, must lie down, Laur.; with griping, burning and tenesmus, Cornus; with hemorrhoids, Caps.; in strangulated hernia, Tabac.; in hydrocephaloid, Apis; in incipient hydrocephalus, Apis; in ileus, Colch.; involuntary, Cochl.; followed by itching in anus, Sil.; with last portion, Selen.; liquid, Laur.; liquid, as if fermented, Rheum; liquid, pale, Carbo v.; large lumps, Spig.; mixed with lumps and blood (diarrhoea), Gamb.; lumps, transparent, Rhus; membranous, Colch., Lept.; mixed with mucus, Cham., Cycl., Nitr. ac.; mixed with dark substances (chronic diarrhoea of children), Collin.; mixed, in fall dysentery, Colch.; mixed with blood (after suppressed eczema), Cup. ac.; mixed with flocculi (bronchial and vesical catarrh), Cop.; mixed, in summer complaint, Ferr. ph.; in morning, Ant. c., Apis; in morning, in prevailing fever, Amm. m.; in morning, in masses (intestinal catarrh), Cop.; purulent, with colic, Tereb.; puslike, in typhus, Ars.; with nausea, tearing down thighs and tenesmus, Rhus; at night, Coral.; with pain in abdomen (enteritis from foreign body), Calend.; with pain in bowels and palpitation of heart, Petrol.; painless, Coloc.; pieces of mucus (diarrhoea), Ars.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; in pregnancy, Caps.; red, Canth., Graph., Rhus, Sul.; in resinous masses, Asar.; in rachitis, Calc.; in rheumatism, Colch.; shaggy masses, Asar.; shaggy, reddish (urethral tenesmus, dysentery), Lyc.; slippery, Coloc.; small, Ars.; in scarlet rash, Cham.; with affection of stomach, Lac c.; in gastric catarrh, Cop.; in gastromalacia, Ars.; with straining, worse after food, Pod.; stringy, Asar., Sul. ac.; a long string, inodorous, Asar.; after summer complaint, Med.; in tabes mesenterica, Iod.; tenacious, Asar., Canth., Caps., Crot. t., Hell., Kali bi.; tenacious, mixed with black blood, Caps.; viscous, in hemorrhoids, Berb.; with tenesmus, Caps., Colch., Rheum, Spig.; thick, Iod.; thick, transparent, Pod.; thin, Guaiac.; thin, mixed with spots of black blood, in morning, Aph. ch.; with shiny tongue and drowsiness, from drinking too much water, Nux m.; transparent, Colch., Cub.; with undigested food, Ferr.; with urging (seat worms), Acon.; in variola, Thuya; with vomiting, Cham.; watery, Arg. nit., Iod., Lept.; watery, often mixed with blood (inflammation of intestinal mucous membrane), Merc.; watery, preceded by cutting beneath umbilicus, better after stool, Cham.; watery, in typhoid diseases, Tereb.; watery, worse in morning, Tereb.; watery, painless, worse at night, Ferr.; white, Cina, Elat., Sul.; with sensation of weakness in loins during urination, Puls.; after getting feet wet (diarrhoea mucosa), Puls.; white, Bell., Canth., Caust., Cham., Cina, Coccul., Dulc., Elat., Graph., Hell., Ipec., Iod., Phos. ac., Pod., Puls., Sul.; with discharge of ascarides, Ferr.; and dead worms, Sinap.; yellow, Agar., Apis, Asar., Bell., Bor., Brom., Cham., Cinch., Cub., Magn. c., Niccol., Pod., Puls., Rhus, Sul. ac.

filamentous yellow cover, Carbo v. ☞ jellylike, stringy

Stool, muddy: Lept.; in diarrhoea of children, Ars. ☞ clayey

Stool, mushy: Anac., Ant. t., Anthrok., Ars. s. r., Bapt., Berb., Erig., Iris, Lact. ac., Lept., Myr. cer., Pod., Seneg., Sep., Sil., Spig.; with burning in rectum, Tereb.; in carditis, Carbo v.; in children (marasmus), Sars.; after colic, Cinnab.; with colic, Tereb.; copious, Agar.; preceded or followed by cutting in bowels, Ver. v.; easily discharged, as if glazed, followed by pressure on rectum, Kalm.; worse after breakfast, Agar.; in pneumonia, Ver.; in morning, soon after rising, Aph. ch.; with tenesmus (dysentery), Rheum; in ulcer of os uteri, Curar. ☞ papescent, soft

Stool, narrow: Phos.; dry, in myelitis, Phos.; size of a quill, Bor., Caust.; like a pipe stem, Alum., Phos.; like a round worm, Graph. ☞ long

Stool, at night: Aloe, Ant. c., Arg. nit., Ars., Arum t., Bov., Brom., Bry., Canth., Caps., Caust., Cham., Chel., Cinch., Cist., Colch., Cub., Dulc., Gamb., Graph., Hippom., Ipec., Iris, Kali c., Lach., Lith., Merc., Nux m., Pod., Puls., Rhus, Tabac., Ver.; after acids, Lach.; worse in afterpart of night, until noon, Cist.; with colic, especially in umbilical region, Dulc.; copious, accompanied by pain preventing sleep, Merc. cor.; in dysentery, Lyss.; in chronic dysentery, Con.; in typhoid fever, Merc. d.; after midnight, Arg. nit., Ars., Ferr. ph., Hippom., Lyc., Merc. cor.; or in early morning (bilious mucous diarrhoea), Fluor. ac.; in rapid succession (after exposure), Dulc.; two at night, in chronic diarrhoea, Collin.; three or four thin, only at night (dyspepsia with amenorrhoea), Puls.; eighteen to twenty, Lach. ☞ Diarrhoea night

Stool, noisy: ☞ flatus

Stool, at noon: Sul.; copious, Pallad. ☞ Diarrhoea noon

Stool, odorless: Asar., Cycl., Ferr. s., Hyos., Kali bi., Rhus, Ver.; after colic, Jatroph.; in relieved diabetes, Uran. n.; in infantile diarrhoea, Guarana; with tenesmus, Xan.

Stool, oily: Caust., Phos., Pic. ac., Thuya ☞ fatty

Stool, painful: Ascl. t., Aur. met., Cham., Colch., Collin., Coloc., Con., Cup. ac., Graph., Kali bi., Magn. m., Melil., Naja, Nitr. ac., Plumb., Sabina, Urt. ur., Vib.; bloody, with vomiting, Merc. cor.; worse in cold temperature, Polyg.; first effort, must desist, Sul.; in cysto-blennorrhoea, Uva ursi; after dinner, Agar.; after improper food, Zing.; in typhus, Apis; in gastralgia, Kali c.; green, with cutting and tenesmus, Cup. m.; terrible agony, almost as bad as labor, Plumb.; with hemorrhoids, Sep.; little fecal matter, much bloody mucus, Ailant.; as if there were a lump on posterior surface of sphincter, so painful as to cause tears, Med.; feces painful to parts over which they pass, Sul.; passing nothing but mucus (diarrhoea), Kali m.; sometimes leaves him in a state of syncope for a quarter of an hour (chronic constipation), Lyc.; with tenesmus, Manc.; urging

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morning, Arum t.; after vaccination, Thuya ☞ Diarrhoea painful, also Constipation

Stool, painless: Anac., Apis, Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., πAtrop. s., Bor., Camph., Cinch., Coccul., Colch., Coloc., Crot. t., Dulc., Ferr., Hep., Hyos., Kali br., Lyc., Natr. a., Natr. s., Phos., Phos. ac., Pod., Psor., Rhus, Rumex, Sil., Squilla, Sul.; of bloody mucus, with paralysis of sphincter ani (dysentery, last stages), Phos.; only by day (chronic diarrhoea), Coccul.; in diarrhoea, after suppression of skin eruption, Lyc.; in diarrhoea, in lying-in women, Hyos.; with feeling of debility, Cinch.; in chronic dysentery, Con.; after eating (scrofula), Ars.; in morning, Arum t.; only at night and mostly towards morning, Psor.; odorless, like scrapings from intestines, Brom.; as from a spout (intestinal catarrh), Ferr.; straining, Mez.; only some straining, after stool, as if more were to pass, Zinc.; of undigested food, Arg. met.; with sudden urging, Pod. ☞ Diarrhoea, painless; also Constipation

Stool, papescent (pappy, pasty): Agar., Anag., Aph. ch., Apis, Arn., Asaf., πAtrop. s., Bapt., Berb., Carb. s., Card. m., Chel., Coccus, Collin., Coloc., Crot. t., Cycl., Dros., Filix, Hep., Ign., Ind., Iris, Jamb., Kreo., Lach., Lept., Magn. m., Mang., Merc. cor., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Op., Petrol., Phos., Plant., Plat., Pod., Rheum, Rhus v., Sep., Sil., Sinap., Sul., Tabac., Tromb., Ver., Zinc.; yellowish brown, fetid, with tenesmus and prolapsus ani, Fluor. ac.; with burning in anus, soon after waking, Bry.; with colic, in paroxysms, Cain.; after constipation, Coral.; in diarrhoea, Ars., Crot. t., Sep.; in diarrhoea of children, Val.; followed by dragging pains in liver and sinking in epigastrium, Polyp.; after meals, Ced.; better after eating, Iod.; after suppressed eczema, Cup. ac.; in evening, Asim.; in evening, before going to bed (heart affection), Lyc.; fetid, Bism.; with fetid flatulence, Ammoniac.; with rumbling in intestines, Kali bi.; in bilious remittent fever, Crotal.; then hard, again soft, much flatus, Bry.; small quantity, Calad.; in mesenteric disease, Calc.; mixed with mucus, Bell.; in morning, Cinch.; like mud, adhering to vessel, Graph.; with qualmishness in abdomen, burning in anus after stool, followed by internal chilliness, Pæonia; after pain in hypogastrium, Erig.; with pressing in anus, Sul. ac.; in scrofulosis of children, Stilling.; tardy, Rhod.; with tenesmus, Kali bi.; with tenesmus and a feeling in anus as after a hard stool, Selen.; with frequent urging, Calad. ☞ mushy, soft, sticky

Stool, 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 anus: Pod.

Stool, periodic; on alternate days, Natr. m.; worse on alternate days, a later hour each time, Fluor. ac.; daily, between 3 and 4 p.m., one or two thin, slightly bilious stools, preceded by abdominal pain, Lyc.; daily, at 8 p.m., Ars. s. f.; every hour, Aph. ch.; one hour later every day, Coca.

Stool, pouring out every other day: Coccul. ☞ forcible, watery

Stool, profuse: ☞ copious, large

Stool, purulent: Arn., Ars., Cast., Hep., Iod., Ipec., Kali ph., Kali s., Lach., Merc., Puls., Phos., Sil., Sul., Tromb.; with chill between stools and hot flashes during stool, Merc.; fetid, Alum.; in typhus, Ars.; in tuberculosis mesenterica, Iod.

Stool, recedes: ☞ slips; also Anus and Rectum paralysis

Stool, red or reddish: Canth., Cina, Colch., Merc., Natr. s., Rhus; with colic, Sil.; dark (brick-colored) fluid, Rhus; light, in chronic diarrhoea, Natr. s.; mucous, Canth., Graph., Rhus, Sul. ☞ bloody

Stool, retained: Bry., Op., Natr. m., Phos.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Hydr. ac., Tarant.; spasmodically, Op.; spasmodically, with cholera, Nux v.; after falling down stairs, Rhus; in typhus, Calad.; in ovaritis, Apis; during pregnancy, Op. ☞ insufficient, irregular, retarded, scanty; also Constipation

Stool, retarded (infrequent, seldom, tardy): Anthrac., Bell., Caust., Dig., Kali br., Lyc., Magn. m., Merc., Merc. s., Mang., Nux v., Phos., Plat., Sars., Stront., Thuya, Zing.; for forty-eight hours (acute mania), Canth.; every other day, Caulo., Magn. c.; every other day, in mental derangement, Con.; once in two or three days, Coloc.; once in two or three days, in hepatic disorder, Sil.; none for two days (diphtheria), Merc. cy.; every second or third day, Plumb., Zinc.; once in three days, Sinap.; every third day, in gastric catarrh, Mez.; every third day, in vesical irritability, Chim. umb.; every three or four days, in gastric neurosis, Phos.; every three or four days, in affection of liver, Magn. m.; every three or four days, in perforating ulcer, Kali c.; once in four days, in derangement of liver, Magn. m.; once in four or five days, Pic. ac.; every five or six days, in stenosis, Natr. m.; five to seven days apart, only on use of injection or cathartics, Sil.; every eight days, Magn. m.; once in eight or ten days, Plumb.; every eight or ten days, Plumb.; every eight or ten days, in carcinoma ventriculæ, Mez.; every eight or ten days (oil) (spinal disease), Apis; twelve to fifteen days elapsed (precursor of apoplexy), Ast. r.; once a week, Op.; once a week, in cardialgia, Plumb.; once a week, in affection of liver, Magn. m.; one or two a week, Hydras.; in ague, Tarax.; in apoplexy, Arn.; in asthma, Kali c.; clay (liver trouble), Pod.; with chorea, Natr. s.; in consumption, Iod.; in eclampsia, Nux v.; with cough, Con.; cysto-blennorrhoea, Uva ursi; in delirium tremens, Zinc.; in ophthalmia, Nux v.; in dropsy, Lyc.; in typhus abdominalis, Nux v.; in gastralgia, Stram.; hard, expelled with great effort (enteralgia), Cycl.; hard, in affection of liver, with dropsy, Fluor. ac.; never without aid of injection (paralysis), Phos.; only after injections, in cephalalgia, Magn. m.; only after an injection, after abortion, with much hemorrhage, Plat.; in enlargement of liver, Con.; in lung affections, Kali n.; menses absent two and a half months, Cycl.; in nervous affection, Magn. c.; when passed seemed old (paralysis of rectum)

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Phos.; in pregnancy, Apis; as if more remained to be passed, Gels.; in rheumatism, Ant. t.; but soft, Calc. a., Staph.; first retarded, later soft, Amm. c.; as if stool stayed in rectum and could not be expelled, Nitr. ac. ☞ insufficient, irregular, retained, scanty

Stool, like rice water: Colch., Kali ph., Merc. sul.; in cholera, Ant. t., Camph., Iris; in cholerine, Phos.; is cold, with cold, sour sweat, Ferr.; with tonic cramps, commencing in hands and feet, spread all over, Ver.; offensive, in summer complaint, Carbol. ac.; in summer complaint, Camph.; with vomiting, Colch.; tinged yellow, Chel. ☞ choleraic, mucous, watery

Stool, rough: ☞ granular

Stool, looks like cooked sago: Phos.

Stool, sandy: ☞ granular

Stool, scaly; in diphtheria, Lac c.

Stool, scanty: Alum., Amm. m., Apoc., Asar., Berb., Calc., Carbo v., Chrom. ac., Cinch. bol., Colch., Cornus, Dulc., Glon., Graph., Hydras., Ign., Kali iod., Lach., Lyc., Merc., Merc. cor., Merc. iod. flav., Merc. sul., Natr. p., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Phos., Plat., Plumb., Puls., Rhus, Ruta, Seneg., Sinap., Sil., Tereb., Tromb., Verbas.; every hour, of bloody scrapings, with tenesmus (dysentery), Nux v.; in cholera, Nux v.; with colic, Jamb.; in chronic diarrhoea, Natr. s.; difficult, after urging and straining until abdominal walls are sore, Sil.; in dysentery, Arn.; in exostosis on skull, Arg. met.; in bilious remittent fever, Crotal.; in intermittent, Coccul.; in typhus abdominalis, Nux v.; or only flatus, Magn. m.; in gastric derangements, Natr. s.; hard, Bry., Carbo a., Carbo v.; hard, in ague, Tarax.; hard, with spasmodic closure of anus after evacuation, Jamb.; knotty, followed by painful retraction of anus, Kali bi.; on rising in morning, Ars. i.; pasty, Calad.; with pressing and forcing in rectum (dysentery), Colch.; in summer complaint, Ferr. ph.; after tea, Chrom. ac.; in perforating ulcer, Kali c.; with frequent urging, Bell.; with continued urging, Ptel.; like dirty water, every hour (low fever), Cact. ☞ insufficient, retained, retarded, small

Stool, like scrapings: ☞ membranous, mucous, shaggy, shreddy, stringy

Stool, floating masses of green scum (infantile diarrhoea): Magn. c.

Stool, scybalous: Ars. iod.; in biliary colic, Cinch.; in dysentery, Erig.; with fluid mucoid feces of offensive putrid coppery odor, Iris; with spinal weakness and general debility, Nux v.; of whitish clay color, alternating with diarrhoea (Bright's disease), Ars. ☞ balls, knots, lumpy

Stool, with meal-like sediment: Chin. ars., Pod.

Stool, shaggy: Caps. ☞ membranous, mucous, scraping

Stool, like sheep dung: Alum., Ananth., Bapt., Berb., Bor., Caust., Chel., Chin. s., Kali n., Lach., Merc., Natr. m., Op., Plat., Ruta, Sep., Spig., Sul., Sul. ac., Verbas.; followed by blood, with cutting in anus, Alum.; breaks to pieces, Brom.; with a mucous secretion, Nitr. ac.; with pain and exertion, Kali c.

with urging and pain from constriction or spasm of anus, Plumb. ☞ balls, lumpy, scybalous

Stool, shreddy: Canth., Colch., Merc. cor.; in cholera infantum, Kreo. ☞ membranous

Stool, in sleep: ☞ involuntary

Stool, slender: ☞ long, narrow

Stool, slips back or recedes when about to escape: Op., Sil., Sul. ☞ Anus and Rectum, paralysis

Stool, sluggish (slow, torpid): Card. m., Cham., Collin., Hydras., Kali c., Kali n., Nux m.; with distended abdomen, Collin.; in brain affection, Cup. ac., Cup. met.; cannot be forced from a sensation of prolapsus of rectum, Med.; incomplete, Camph.; in jaundice, Iod. ☞ difficult, insufficient, retained, retarded

Stool, small: Acon., Aloe, Arn., Ars., Asar., Bapt., Bell., Canth., Caps., Carb. s., Cham., Chrom. ac., Colch., Coloc., Con., Cornus, Crot. t., Dulc., Erig., Hyos., Ind., Lyc., Merc., Merc. cor., Mez., Nux v., Oleand., Osm., Phos. ac., Sinap., Stram., Tabac., Tromb., Urt. ur., Vib., Zinc.; as though anus were contracted, Ars. i.; with bearing down, Sars.; blackish, covered with mucus, in evening, Sinap.; with burning in abdomen, Jamb.; with straining, Therid.; in dysentery, Arn.; in chronic dysentery, Con.; after suppressed eczema, Cup. ac.; in intermittent fever, Ars.; with much flatus, Aloe, Coccul.; frequent, Acon., Bar. c.; hard, Berb., Ferr. iod., Magn. m.; in chlorotic headache, Zinc.; two or three liquid, after colic (colic after cold), Diad.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; soft, without relief, Dig.; with much straining, Ptel.; with tenesmus, Spong.; with tenesmus, two days after labor, Mez.; during urination, large quantities, Mur. ac. ☞ insufficient, retained, retarded, scanty

Stool, like dirty soap suds: Benz. ac.

Stool, soft: Anag., Apis, Ars. i., Ascl. s., Ascl. t., Bapt., Berb., Bor., Cain., Cast. v., Caulo., Chen. v., Chloral., Chrom. ac., Coccul., Coccus, Coloc., Dros., Hydras., Ign., Iris, Kali n., Mez., Mosch., Natr. a., Natr. c., Pallad., Paris, Phos., Sul., Tromb., Zinc., Zing.; then thin, red blood, Calad.; with hemorrhage from rectum, Hep.; with bleeding, Calc. p.; with biting, burning in anus, Cinch.; with burning in rectum (gastritis), Coccul.; with burning at anus, with subsequent tenesmus, Magn. s.; chronic, Graph., Natr. m.; preceded by colic, Natr. c., Nuph.; with colic around navel and pressing in rectum, returning as soon as one lies down again (phthisis), Oxal. ac.; after colic, Cinnab.; after cutting in abdomen, Niccol.; daily, with straining, Therid.; diarrhoeic, follows rumbling in bowels, with constant pain in umbilicus, Rhus v.; passed with difficulty, Alum., Carbo v., Calc. p., Lobel. i., Natr. s., Nux m., Ruta; difficult, with emission of prostatic fluid, Zinc.; difficult, from weakness, Psor.; in relapse of intermittent, Ars.; frequent, Ran. sc.; several during day, Ast. r.; immediately after dinner, accompanied and followed by vertigo and roaring in head, Zinc.; followed by feeling of emptiness in abdomen, Sul. ac.; in entero-

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colitis, Nuph.; in exostosis on skull, Arg. met.; mixed with mucus, Puls.; in morning, Arum t., Bry.; at 4 a.m., Ars. h.; in pieces, Guaiac.; with pressing in anus, Sul. ac.; early, after rising, Magn. s.; small, Graph.; small, in morning, after drinking coffee and again in evening, with protrusion of hemorrhoids, Fluor. ac.; after straining, Ars. i.; with straining, Verbas.; with tenesmus and aching in sphincter, Kob.; with tenesmus and burning in anus in evening, preceded by distension of abdomen, followed by emissions of hot, offensive flatus, with griping in small of back, Sul.; thinner and thinner till 10 a.m. (ill-treated intermittent), Bry.; with frequent urging, Calad.; with vomiting, Hippom.; as if feces had been beaten in water, but not dissolved, Apis; followed by weakness, Chin. s.; last part white, mushy (piles), Diosc.; bright yellow, Lach.; light yellow, in morning, Lith. ☞ mushy, papescent

Stool, spurting: ☞ forcible

Stool, staining diaper: ☞ indelible

Stool, passes better standing: Caust.

Stool, starchy: Ced.

Stool, sticky; adherent, Plat.; adhesive to commode, Berb.; like soft clay, putty, or glue, Plat.; tenacious, Med.; viscous, Arg. nit. ☞ clayey, glutinous, tarlike

Stool, stringy: Ferr. iod.; in crusta lactea, Sul. ac.; in diarrhoea, Chel.; infant, with chill, Elat.; in cholera infantum, Sul. ac.; in gastromalacia, Merc. d.; with straining, worse after food, Pod. ☞ membranous, mucous

Stool, sudden: ☞ forcible

Stool, containing lumps like tallow: Phos.; with tendinous substances, Ars.

Stool, tarlike: Ipec., Lept., Merc., Nux v., Pod.; in dysentery, Gamb.; with typhoid, Lept. ☞ black, glutinous, sticky

Stool, like tea; in typhoid fever, Phos.

Stool, tenacious (tough): Brom., Carbo v., Caust., Grat., Kali c., Magn. m., Mang., Merc., Mer. cor., Phos., Rumex; worse after eating and drinking, Crot. t.; chronic enteritis, Hydras.; like putty, with much straining, Merd. iod. flav.; followed by straining and heat and burning in anus, Zinc.; light yellow, with sticking in anus, Zinc. ☞ clayey, glutinous, sticky, tarlike

Stool, thin (liquid): Æthus., Agar., Alum., Ammoniac., Ananth., Ang., Ant. t., Anthrok., Apis, Aph. ch., Arg. nit., Arn., Ars., Asaf., Ascl. t., Ast. r., Aur. mur., Bapt., Bell., Benz. ac., Bor., Calc., Camph., Carbo v., Carb. s., Carbol. ac., Cast. eq., Caust., Cham., Chin. a., Cic., Cinch., Cist., Coccul., Coff., Coloc., Con., Cornus, Crotal., Diosc., Dros., Dulc., Hep., Iber., Ign., Indig., Kali bi., Kali n., Lach., Lyc., Magn. c., Med., Merc. iod. flav., Meph., Mur. ac., Natr. a., Natr. c., Natr. s., Niccol., Nuph., Nux m., Nux v., Oleand., Osm., Phos. ac., Phyt., Pic. ac., Psor., Ptel., Ratan., Rhod., Rhus, Rhus v., Rumex, Sang., Sec., Senecio, Sil., Spig., Spong., Squilla, Tromb., Var., Ver.; with cutting in abdomen, Petrol.; following griping in abdomen, Coccus, Sul.; with qualmishness in abdomen, Spong.; with burning in anus and tenesmus, Op.

mixed with blood and slime (diarrhoea), Sabad.; in capillary bronchitis, Chel.; in intestinal catarrh, Chel.; mostly in children in their first or second summer, Psor.; in whooping cough, Kali s.; with wind colic, particularly in morning, Nuph.; after colic, Cimex; only during day (chronic diarrhoea), Coccul.; with chronic diarrhoea, especially nervous subjects and delicate children, Phos.; after summer complaint, Med.; after eating, with discharge of flatus and pain in abdomen, better by warmth in bed, Coloc.; in entero-colitis, Nuph.; after injection of nitrate of silver for gonorrhoea, Tarant.; fecal (semi-liquid), Alum., Ant. c., Ant. t., Bapt., Bar. c., Bor., Bry., Carbo v., Ced., Cist., Con., Diosc., Gamb., Hep., Iris, Kali n., Lept., Lil. tig., Lyc., Natr. s., Niccol., Nux v., Oleand., Psor., Rheum, Rhod., Rumex, Sang., Sul., Tromb.; in spotted fever, Act. rac.; in typhus, Ars., Dulc.; preceded by rumbling, Jatroph.; with rumbling of bowels, Ver.; with much wind, followed by urging, Samb.; with pain in abdomen, better rubbing with hand, Diad.; several afternoons in succession, with flatulence, Dulc.; discharges with considerable force, with pain in loins, with cutting, lancinating, griping pain in abdomen, with great rumbling as if whole intestinal contents were in a liquid state and in violent motion, Polyg.; frequent, Bell.; frequent, with eruption on head, Psor.; follows noise as if a full bottle were emptied in abdomen, Jatroph.; with headache (megrim), Æthus.; first, then knotty, Euphor.; lumpy, of all colors (chronic intestinal catarrh), Ars.; mixed with firmer lumps, strong smelling, Rhus; in morning, soon after rising, Aph. ch.; in morning, on awaking, Zinc.; early in morning, with fainting and colic, Pod.; every morning, with cutting in lower abdomen, Sul.; twice towards morning, sleepless night, Aph. ch.; with nausea, Jab.; in ophthalmia, Cic.; pasty, Chel.; papescent, Erig.; as from a purge, Coloc.; in rectocele, Sul.; scalding, light brown, Graph.; in scrofulous ulcers, Bar. m.; slippery lumps, Lach.; in intestinal spasms, Op.; in affection of stomach, Lac c.; unshapely strips, in masses, Arg. nit.; after summer complaint, Med.; in swarthy persons, Cinch.; after tea, Chrom. ac.; with tenesmus, Cinnab., Magn. s.; in ulcer of os uteri, Curar.; with copious urine, Cain.; with vomiting (intermittent), Coccul.; caused by water, Caps. ☞ long, narrow

Stool, threads of fecal matter like hair: Selen. ☞ watery; also Diarrhoea

Stool, transparent: Cub., Natr. m. ☞ mucous, rice water, watery

Stool, triangular; in hemorrhoids, Sep.

Stool, contains undigested food: ☞ lienteric

Stool, unsatisfactory: ☞ insufficient, scanty

Stool, urging (desire): Aloe, Ananth., Aph. ch., Apis, Ars. h., Ascl. t., Calad., Carbo v., Chen. v., Cimex, Cinnam., Coloc., Cupr. s., Cycl., Iodof., Lil. tig., Nux v., Op., Plumb., Rheum, Rhod., Staph., Tabac., Tarant., Vib., Vinca; felt mostly in middle of abdomen, in evening, no stool follows, Ign.; with griping in abdomen