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Homeopathic remedies do not suppress symptoms. They stimulate the processes of recovery and even growth. In other words, homeopathic remedies cannot make grief go away.

They cannot allow someone to avoid grief. Initially, within the first few hours or days, a state of shock occurs. In the following weeks – a state of irritability, anger or sadness and tears. For the first few weeks – deep sadness, loneliness and depression. Shock has elements of fear, excitement, and even panic.

This condition is well known as an indication for Aconitum. An acute, intense, sudden condition usually does not last long. Mood changes from deep depression to hysterical laughter within minutes.

Ignatia is characteristic of this period. Inappropriate behaviors: laughing when others are serious and sad, or refusing to speak. A person in Ignatia takes deep breaths and complains of a lump in the throat that makes swallowing difficult. Swallowing solids is easier than liquids (quite the opposite of what you would normally expect).

This intense state often appears within the first few hours and days after a bereavement, often at the time of a funeral. Ignatia is a great remedy for loss. Hysterics. Sits, sighs and sobs. Melancholia with a tendency to tears. Face flushes with excitement. Laughter ends in shrieks or chest convulsions with blue face. Nervous women, dejected by recent grief.

They hide their grief. The sick cherish their grief and protect it from others. Grief is accompanied by sighs and sobs. Sobs over nothing. Extremely businesslike. Sad in the evening. Imagines he can’t get up and walk. He is afraid that he will get sick with a stomach ulcer. Afraid of every little thing.

His face reddens from a slight contradiction. Impatient, indecisive, inclined to quarrel. Desires inappropriate things. The noise is unbearable. Doesn’t want to talk. Indifference to everything. Prone to anger. Intrusive ideas. The patient suppresses and hides his grief from others. The patient wants to be alone with his grief.

Magnesia Carbonicum and Magnesia Muriaticum are characterized by rapid outbursts of anger and a strong sensitivity to being alone. Kent describes them as means for orphans. Jan Scholten uses them for children whose parents are separated or divorced. He also suggests that Magnesia Carbonicum is more indicated when the patient has strong feelings of anger towards his father, and Magnesia Muriaticum is more indicated when anger is felt towards his mother.

This anger is felt until the death of a particular parent, or it may arise only after that. Often, loved ones suffer from a sense of injustice. It seems that the deceased mistreated them during the last days of his illness. This state of anger and indignation is commonly seen in indications for Staphysagria.

This state is characterized by the expression “this is not fair!”. Colocynth, which we commonly associate with abdominal colic, is also one of these angry, indignant remedies.

Hyoscyamus. Seizures after disappointments in love. Jealous and suspicious. Tears up love letters and destroys all reminders of her former lover. Pulsatilla is indicated for people who have a strong sense of loss and abandonment. They feel very alone.

Pulsatilla is looking for comfort and support. They need company and the sympathy of others. They need support and attention. They want to be hugged. Pulsatilla also shows instability in the early stages of grief. Their mood can change quickly. Tearful, sad and melancholy. She is not centered within herself.

The sick woman confides her grief to anyone who approaches her. She is looking for sympathy. She is timid and accommodating. An entirely different way of dealing with the feeling of loss is found in Natrum Muriaticum.

He must be left alone. He hates the fuss and feels much worse when people express comfort to him. Natrum Muriaticum really only needs time, They need their own space and time. Tearfulness and depression. Gloomy mood from colic in the rectum and from constipation. Constant recollection of past troubles. Irritability. Indifference and variability of mood. Worse from consolation. Hopelessness.

Migraine with zigzag vision, depression, palpitations and skin problems after disappointment in a relationship. Melancholic people who are always worse from consolation.

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Valeriana (Zincum valerianicum). Irritable. Hysteria. It seems that there are animals lying next to her. Hysterical lump in throat. Hysterical cough. Frequent flashes of light before the eyes. Better from motion, indoors and from walking. Nerves are irritated. The patient is restless. Tearing pains and convulsions. Improvement in motion. Hysteria.

Convulsive, stitching and tearing pains. Worse when sitting. Better when walking. The head is ready to burst. Constant heat in the evening. The patient lies with open eyes all night. In the morning, he sees a lot of dreams. Before dinner, the taste of rancid fat in the mouth.

Bloating. Pressure in the eyes. Dilated pupils. Vision is very blurred. Worse in the evening, at rest and in the open air. Ringing and hissing in the ears. Cheeks red and hot in open air. The pains pass through the entire left half of the face to the teeth and ear. White blisters with raised red base on cheeks and upper lip.

The lips are white, the body is cold as ice. The tongue is thickly coated with a taste of rancid fat. It feels like something warm rises in my throat and cuts off my breath. Eructation of rotten eggs in the morning. Tearing pains and convulsions. The patient seems to be floating in the air. Excessive sensitivity.

Moschus. The brain is excited. The patient is talking nonsense. Hysterical attacks with fainting. Attacks of fainting with coldness of the body. Hysterical headache with copious pale urine. Fear of death (Platina and Tarentula). Pale face. Vertigo with nausea and blurred vision. Objects are moving around. Worse when eyes are closed.

Restlessness in the legs. Nervous spasms of the chest. Suffocation in the cold. Palpitation with shortness of breath. Prostration and fainting. Strong excitement. Uncontrollable laughter, crying or swearing. Blue lips and wide eyes. Nervous palpitation with copious urine. Violent sexual desire, with tickling in the genitals.

Menses early, profuse, with a tendency to faint. Nauseous at the sight of food. Delirium during pneumonia. Excitation, fainting, coldness and spasms of the glottis. Pronounced hysterical fits with pulmonary and laryngeal spasms and loss of consciousness. Hysterical spasms with fainting or loss of consciousness. Nervous exhaustion. Excitation. Speech is fast and incoherent.

The patient scolds until her lips turn blue. The face is pale. Startling at noise. Fear of death. Fearfulness to the point of fainting. Hysteria. Rave. Insomnia. Muscle twitches. Seizures. The scream is replaced by uncontrollable laughter. Great flatulence of the intestines, with fainting. Copious watery urine. Sexual desire is intensified. Itching of the genitals. Fainting. Cold body. Pale face.

Castoreum. Exhaustion. The pains are better from pressure. The heat rises. Exhaustion. The gases push up. Menstrual colic, with pale face and cold sweat. Watery, green, slimy stools in tender, nervous children from summer heat or during teething. Seizures. Disorder of menstruation. Hysteria. Seizures.

Nervous, impressionable and sad women. Seizures during menstruation. Tearing pains. Better from pressure or rubbing. The abdomen is distended with gases. Diarrhea during regulation. Stool with bloody mucus or whitish water. Burning in anus. Green mucous stools. Colic is better from pressure and bending forward.

Asa foetida. Hysteria. Overeating, movement or nervous shock causes a feeling that the ball rises from the stomach to the throat. It seems that something burst in the stomach and went up into the mouth. Rancid belching in hysteria. Empty stomach at 11 o’clock in the morning.

Trophic ulcers on the bones of the leg. Increased sensitivity to pressure. Hysteria with flatulence. The gases compress the lungs and make breathing difficult. Hysteria from sudden cessation of discharge. Reverse peristalsis. Rancid eructations with stinking winds. Constriction in the chest. Termination of secretions.

Rancid eructations, with copious saliva and a greasy taste. Constriction in the head. Burning in stomach and esophagus. Severe distention of the stomach. The stool is brown and offensive. Fetid discharge and hysterical coma are caused by reverse peristaltic motion. Fainting is not observed.

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Thuja occidentalis. Gonorrhea with greenish discharge and burning pain when urinating. Warts, condylomas on the genitals, in the anus, on the perineum and on the mucous membranes. Warts, grainy like cauliflower on cervix.

Wet warts secrete a sticky fluid (weeping warts). Ulcers on the genitals with a dirty yellow base and hard edges. Deep cracks covered with pus in the anus, perineum, scrotum or glans penis. Sweat on the genitals with a sweet smell.

Yucca. Gonorrhea. Red skin. Burning and swelling of the foreskin, with redness of the urethra.

Acidum benzoicum. Chronic gonorrhea. Better in warm air and in the evening. Burning pain in urethra. Warty growths and warts with copious discharge. Bad urine.

Acidum nitricum. Pointed warts. Loss of sex drive. Loss of hair on the genitals. No erections. Ophthalmia. The urethra is inflamed and painful to pressure. Peeling of the skin. Discharge of mucus, blood and pus from the urethra. Violent itching of the foreskin. Balanitis. Gonorrhea. The cornea is dull. Painful urination.

Deep bleeding ulcers with torn edges. Brown-red spots. Hard, purulent brown nodules on the scrotum. Ulcers and warts. Ulcers with cracked edges. Enlargement of the tonsils. Weeping cracks in the anus. Liquid and green leucorrhea. Sharp pains in the bones.

Digitalis. Burning and purulent discharge from the urethra. Strong erections. Involuntary ejaculations in sleep without dreams. Emissions with great debility. Gonorrhea. The foreskin is swollen.

Mercurius corrosivus. Gonorrhea. The foreskin is dark purple. Phimosis or paraphimosis (Colocynthis). The head is dark red.

Petroselium. Gonorrhea. Violent urge to urinate. The patient cannot retain urine. Inflammation of the urethra in gonorrhea. Patients complain of pain at the base of the penis. Irresistible urge to urinate.

Alumina. Yellow discharge, with burning and itching along the urethra. Induration of testicles after gonorrhea. The tongue is covered with a viscous coating. Swelling and bleeding of the gums. Teeth feel loose and elongated. Green stool in children. Jerking toothache. The rectum is tight, as if it were dry.

Salivation is increased, but the mouth feels dry. The stool is hard, lumpy, or covered with mucus. Throat red and inflamed. Diarrhea when urinating. The voice is hoarse. Chronic catarrh. Loss of appetite. Aversion to meat. Desire for starch and chalk. Desire for garlic, acids and inedible things. The liver hurts like a bruised one.

Decreased libido with involuntary ejaculation. Has great difficulty in emptying the bowels with soft stools. Dry and hard skin cracks and bleeds. Itching and burning from the warmth of the bed.

Conium. Chronic cystitis with leakage of urine. Urine flows and then stops. Prostate hypertrophy in the elderly.

Staphisagria. Long filiform warts. Pale face. Dark circles under the eyes. The skin is yellowish white. Testicular hardening.

Jacaranda. Chancres on the penis.

Corallium rubrum. Very red chancres.

Mercurius. Irit. Green discharge from the urethra. Worse from sweat and warmth of bed.

Sabina. Warts with itching and burning in women.

Euphrasia. Large warts with cockscombs.

Cinnabaris. Combination of syphilis and gonorrhea. Fan-shaped warts (acute warts). Violent itching in the joints.

Rhus tox. Erysipelatous inflammation of the eyelids. Bubble form of erysipelas. Immediately begins suppuration and burning itching. Drowsiness. Small blisters appear on the face. Dark red face. Epistaxis, dark blood at night. Erysipelatous inflammation of the ear. Swelling of the nose.

Erysipelatous inflammation of the scrotum, with intolerable itching. The tip of the nose is red and sore. Frequent sneezing. Cramps in the joint of the lower jaw. Corners of mouth ulcerated. Tongue dry, red with a triangular red tip. Lots of sticky mucus in mouth. Bloody saliva flows from the mouth during sleep.

Swollen parotid glands. Complete loss of appetite. Desire for cold milk, water or beer. Thirst from dry mouth. Desire for cold drinks all night. Worse at home, better walking in the open air. A gloomy foreboding at night.

Apis. The erysipelas of the face begins under the right eye and extends to the left side. The skin quickly swells and takes on a crimson hue. Burning, stabbing pain. High fever with dry skin and thirst. The face is blue-purple. The erysipelas spread from right to left. The skin is light pink or dark red. There is no thirst. Edema.

Euphorbia. Erysipelas with death. The right cheek is dark red. Bubbles the size of a pea with a yellow liquid. Gnawing pains go from gum to ear. Itching and crawling when the pain subsides.

Cantharis vesicatoria. Erysipelas. Burning on pressure on the affected area. Worse from cold drinks. Acute inflammation of the urinary tract. Worse when touched. Burns. Bubble form of erysipelas. Erysipelatous inflammation begins with the formation of blisters on the nose. Then it goes to the cheek.

The bubbles burst and release a caustic liquid. Nymphomania. Expels foreign bodies from the uterus. Burns on the face with blistering. Better with local exposure to cold. Sexual and mental arousal. Worse during and after urination. Better from warmth.

Belladonna. Light crimson, as in scarlet fever, red and swollen skin. Phlegmonous erysipelas. Bright red swelling of the face. There is no swelling. There are no bubbles. Pain with throbbing. Pulsation in the head. Rave. The patient rushes about in his sleep. The pulse is full and hard. Smooth, shiny and tense surface. Very strong shooting throbbing pains. Erysipelas affects the face on the right side.

Stramonium. Erysipelas with delirium and screams. The patient staggers and stumbles when walking with closed eyes. The patient thinks he is very tall. Feeling that one hand is very large. Seems to have three legs instead of two (Baptisia). During delirium, the patient tries to escape (narcotics). Grinding of teeth. Stuttering with division of words into syllables (Bovista). Urination in small portions in children when excited.

Lachesis. Crimson or bluish complexion. Drowsiness (Crotalus).

Graphites. Erysipelas. The inflamed areas become hard and tense. The erysipelas start from the nose. Chronic cases of erysipelas. The face is disfigured. Burning, stinging pains (Apis). The inflammation moves from the right side to the left. Resorption of scar tissue.

Terebentina. Erysipelas. Postpartum metritis and peritonitis. The tongue is red, smooth and polished. Stomatitis from the mouth to the anus. Violent thirst in gastroenteritis. Burning in right hypochondrium. Gallstones. Flatulence.

Veratrum viride. Acute orchitis, like erysipelas. Endometritis and adnexitis with high fever. Postpartum peritonitis or endometritis with gastric symptoms. Prevention of postpartum sepsis. Inflammation of the mammary glands. Increases the secretion of milk. Acute mastitis with mild fever and significant edema. Rigid cervix during childbirth. Vomiting during pregnancy. Postpartum cramps. Hysterical convulsions.

Cocculus indicus. Weakness of the back and pain in the sacrum. The patient can hardly walk. Feeling of emptiness in the abdomen. Pain in the back with great weakness.

Sepia. Weakness in the back when walking.

Ambra grisea. Thin and nervous patients with numbness of the skin. After sitting, there is stiffness in the lower back.

Berberis vulgaris. Weakness in the back. Pain in the back, worse from fatigue. Stubborn back pain.

Phosphorus. Intense heat rises up the back. Pain and burning in the back.

Actea racemosa. The cervical vertebrae are extremely sensitive to pressure. The patient does not lean on her back, sitting in a chair. Blue-purple face. It seems that the arm is tightly bandaged to the body.

Natrum muriaticum. Great tenderness between the vertebrae. Better lying flat on your back. Partial paralysis from weakness of the spinal cord. Diseases from grief and anger.

Physostigma. Burning and pinching, with numbness in the limbs. Cramping pains in the arms. Twitching in limbs. Drowsiness. The muscles of the back are rigid. Tetanic convulsions.

Zincum. Dull, excruciating pain in the region of the last thoracic vertebra. Worse sitting. Better walking (Sepia. Cobaltum). Burning along spine. Pain and burning in the back. Pain in the back when sitting. Weakness in the legs at noon. Worse from wine. Trembling of limbs. Empty stomach at 11 p.m. (Phosphorus, Natrum carb., Sulfur and Indium).

Agaricus muscarius. Itching or tingling in the back. Burning in the skin, as from frostbite. Twitching of eyelids. It looks like ice needles are stuck into the skin. Partial paralysis.

Cobaltum. Pain in the back from sexual excesses. Worse when sitting. Weakness in the legs.

Lobelia siphilitica. Pain in inner edge of left shoulder blade, worse after crying.

Ranunculus bulbosus. Pain from the inner edge of the left shoulder blade goes to the lower corner and to the left half of the chest.

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Magnesia carbonicum. Catarrhal inflammation of the stomach and intestines, with a marked increase in the acidity of the gastric juice. Sour smell from whole body in children. Vomiting of sour masses. Regurgitation of acidic fluid. Sour stool. Magnesia carbonica acts on the facial and dental nerves.

Shooting pains along these nerves. Numbness in various parts of the body. Diseases of the cheekbones. Emaciation. Exhaustion. Children do not gain weight despite good nutrition. Spasms. Epileptic seizures. The patient falls while walking, consciousness is preserved. Painful consequences of excessive care and anxiety.

Nux vomica. Belching with air is difficult. Heartburn after eating sour or fatty foods. Constant nausea and urge to vomit; worse after eating or drinking. Constant feeling of nausea. Heartburn. Nausea, with constant faintness in the stomach. The patient says: “If I could vomit, I would feel much better.” Attacks of vomiting: sour-smelling mucus. Vomiting of mucus and sour masses in the morning.

After dinner there is heaviness in the stomach, stupefaction and hypochondria. Heaviness in the stomach in the morning on an empty stomach and after eating. Spasms and colic all over the body, with heartburn. Indigestion due to overeating. Excruciating pain in the stomach.

Calcarea carbonica is very good at relieving chronic heartburn in plump people with stomach cramps. Sour taste in throat after eructation. Milk causes heartburn and indigestion, while for most people, milk helps with heartburn.

Lycopodium. Heartburn and belching after a light meal. Heartburn spreads above the Adam’s apple within a few hours, despite antacids or milk. The stomach is bloated.

Pulsatilla. Heartburn after fatty foods, butter and pork. They rarely feel thirsty.

Zincum metallicum – heartburn from sweets.

Oleander. Burning in the esophagus. No appetite. Burning and itching at the root of the nose. Redness of the cheeks without heat. Pressure in right cheek. Howling noise in left ear. Itching around the nose. Tongue coated with white coating and chapped lips.

Drinking more than usual. Thirst for cold drinks, fresh water. Aversion to cheese. Violent vomiting followed by thirst. Excretion of large quantities of fetid gases with the smell of rotten eggs. Ineffectual urge to defecation.

Manganum. Burning heartburn in the evening. Accumulation of bitter fluid in the mouth, with retching. Oily taste in the mouth. In the morning, all food tastes bitter. Sour-bitter taste and dry mouth. Something splashes in the stomach when walking. Frequent rumbling in the rectum. Rare, dry feces, difficult to pass. Yellow granular feces, with tenesmus.

Magnetis polus arcticus. Accumulation of saliva in the mouth and heartburn. Saturates immediately. Sharp pain in the lower lip. Toothache on the right side of the lower jaw. Toothache is relieved by walking in the open air and returns indoors. Itching in front of tongue. The smell from the mouth is unpleasant to the patient himself.

Insatiable hunger in the evening. Chocolate has a bland, unpleasant taste, as if mixed with dirty water. After supper, there is a stale taste in the mouth and heat in the lobes of the ears. Aversion to milk.

Gas colic immediately after supper. Together with the stool, blood passes twice during the day. Sharp pain in the lumbar region on the right. Dark urine.

Chelidonium. Noise and rumbling in the abdomen. Tongue covered with mucus and white coating. A disgusting taste in the mouth, as from elderflower tea. Bitter taste in the mouth. Strong thirst for milk. Frequent belching of air. Nausea with inclination to vomit with increased body temperature.

Capsicum. Belching while walking. Sour taste in the mouth. Soup tastes sour. Cold in the stomach. Often yawns after eating. Craving for coffee. Inclination to vomit after drinking coffee. Immediately after eating, stools with redness of cheeks. Drawing pain from abdomen to chest. Rumbling in the abdomen from gases.

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Terebenthina. Urethritis. Pain in the kidneys, with bloody urine. Nephritis. The urine sediment resembles coffee grounds. Cystitis. Burning pains from right kidney to thigh. Diabetes. Protein and blood are found in the urine. Profuse bleeding. Pain in the bladder. Burning in urethra.

Mercurius. Painless discharge of greenish mucus from the urethra at night. Burning in urethra when urinating. Gonorrhea. Urine red, strong smelling (Mercurius corrosivus). Urine mixed with blood. Vesicles on the head of the penis. Voluptuous excitement with nocturnal ejaculations. Impotence. Nocturnal ejaculations with blood.

Severe inflammation and hypertrophy of the testicles. Blisters on the head of the penis. Gonorrhea. Itching of the head of the penis. The head of the penis is very cold and wrinkled. Inflammation of the foreskin, with burning pain in it.

Small red vesicles on the head of the penis. Sudden sharp pain in the scrotum. Itching in right testicle. Ejaculation without voluptuous dreams. Painful erections. Eczema between genitals and thighs.

Arsenicum album. Burning when passing bloody urine. Involuntary urination in small portions. Burning during urination. Burning in front of urethra when urinating in the morning. Frequent urging and copious urination. Up to four times gets up at night to urinate in large portions. Urinary retention.

Weakness and trembling in the epigastrium after urination. Burning and tenesmus in bladder every minute. Little urine comes out. Tearing pain in the urethra in the afternoon. When urinating, spasms appear in the left iliac region. Urine almost colorless or very cloudy.

Cantharis. Dull, excruciating pains in the region of the kidneys. Burning pains go from the kidneys through the ureters to the bladder. Persistent and violent urge to urinate. Cutting pains go along the spermatic cord to the testicles and penis. Irritation of the head of the penis in children (Mercurius solubilis).

Urge to urinate every two or three minutes. Urine passes drop by drop, burning. Cutting pains, to the gnashing of teeth. Burning continues after urination. Urine dark red. Kidney stones. Acute cystitis.

Nux vomica. Constriction of the urethra, with painful urging. Urination in drops with burning. The pain gets worse in the morning. Menses profuse dark color. Fainting during menstruation in a warm room. Morning sickness in pregnancy. Bitter taste in the mouth in the morning, with nausea and vomiting of bile.

The slightest noise makes the patient start. Many dreams. Rave. The urge to vomit predominates over the vomiting itself. Jaundice. Wrinkled skin. Labor pains cease (Pulsatilla). Pain in the lumbar region at night. Torticollis from cold. Clothing around the waist seems too tight.

Gelsemium. Gonorrhea. Sharp pain in the urethra. Transparent highlights. Epididymitis (inflammation of the epididymis). Itching and redness of the skin. Itching keeps you awake. Small pimples like measles. Measles in the initial stage (Aconite).

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Nux vomica. Irritable. The smallest word is annoying. Gets out of it quickly. Fear of death. Suicidal tendencies.

Phosphorus. The patient does not stand still. He is in constant motion. Does not tolerate loneliness, darkness and thunderstorms.

Chamomilla. Babies stop screaming only when they are carried in their arms. Tearing pains in abdomen.

Cantharis. Wants to be moved from place to place.

Rhus toxicodendron. The patient cannot stay in one position for a long time. He often changes position.

Pyrogenium. The patient must move all the time to reduce pain.

Mercurius. Jaundice with itching of the skin of the abdomen. Cracking in all joints. Clothes and blanket feel too heavy. Loss of strength forces him to lie down. First drowsiness, then insomnia. Great sleepiness during the day. Sleeping too much day and night. In the evening, he cannot sleep for a long time.

Chelidonium. Pain under the lower angle of the right shoulder blade. White excrement. Itching without rash. Yellow sclera, face and hands.

Conium. Jaundice with pain in right hypochondrium. Black crusts on lips and teeth. Vomiting of coffee grounds. Nausea in women with lumps during pregnancy. Stitching pains on the right side of the chest. Tingling in the anus. Hypochondria on abstaining from sexual intercourse. Urine flows out and stops, then flows again and stops again.

Leptandra. Yellow skin. The feces are dark, tarry, fetid. The excrement is watery with blood and mucus. Prostration or stupor. Heat. Dry skin. Cold hands and feet.

Phosphorus. Cirrhosis, jaundice (Crotalus horridus). Asthma. Pneumonia. Fear of dying alone (Argentum nitricum, Arsenicum, Kali carb.). Impressionable. Annoyed. Doesn’t hold a grudge. Stuttering from fear. Paresis (Causticum). Tuberculosis. Easy character. Impulsiveness. Tendency to seizures. Moonlight walks, romanticism (Antimonium crudum).

Chamomilla. Jaundice from fits of anger.

Carduus marianus. Jaundice with dull headache, bitter taste in mouth, white tongue, medially, with red margins and tip. Vomiting of sour green liquid. The excrement is icteric, and the urine is golden.

Juglans cinerea. Jaundice with stitching pains in the region of the liver and pain under the right scapula (Nux vomica, Chelidonium and Bryonia). Shooting headache in occiput. The patient wakes up at three o’clock in the morning and cannot go back to sleep. Yellow-green stools with bile, with burning in the anus. Red spots on the skin like flea bites.

Cinchona. Jaundice in malaria. Much perspiration on the side on which he lies. Fever with three stages; chills, fever and sweat. Prolonged heat with desire to open up. Violent thirst during heat and sweat. Pronounced sweat during sleep.

Yellow skin. Exhaustion in the limbs. Prostration. He walks with difficulty and gets tired quickly. Laziness. Fainting. Relaxation of the whole body. Extraordinary ease of all movements. Nice feeling in the evening.

Worse from the slightest touch, from a breath of air, every successive day, from cold, from motion, after eating or drinking, from milk, and from loss of fluids. Better from warmth, while at rest.

Digitalis. Jaundice. Liquid excrement. Shootings in the groin when walking. Bloating and flatulence. Chill before stool. Tearing sensation from pubis to left groin. Aching pain, noise and rumbling in the abdomen. Ash-coloured diarrhoea, as in jaundice. Diarrhea with cutting in abdomen. Incurable dysentery.

Aurum mur. Persistent jaundice. Alternating white and black stools.

Aconitum. Jaundice from fright.

Sepia. Yellow skin, as in jaundice.

Plumbum met. Constipation. Yellow sclera, skin, excrement and urine.

Simple jaundice, from catarrh of the bile ducts; pain in liver and inability to lie on right side – Merc.

Sharp pains in liver, better from lying on right side – Bry. Yellow excrement, pains under angle of right scapula – Chel.

From fright or anger – Cham. Pain in the liver, white excrement – Chin. Malignant jaundice (acute yellow atrophy) – Phos.

Blood affection (yellow fever) – Crot. Chronic jaundice, without obstruction of the bile ducts – Iod.

Pulsatilla. Too late menses. Amenorrhea from wet feet. Menses late and scanty. Pain in stomach and fainting from warm room and exertion. Better outdoors. Dysmenorrhea with severe pain. The patient screams and cries. The blood is thick and dark, flows out in portions. Worse in a closed, warm room.

Amenorrhea in tearful, yielding women. Menstruation, scanty from getting wet and cold feet. Painful menstruation with great restlessness. The patient rushes in all possible directions. Menstruation stops and starts again.

Acidum benzoicum. Menses too early. Amenorrhea. Dull pain in the kidney region. Weakness after menses. Gouty deposits in all joints. Bad urine. Prolapse of uterus with offensive urine. Disorders of the stomach when ascending to a height. Lochia goes on too long. Exhaustion, weakness and fatigue. Very acrid and offensive, lochia.

Aconitum. Suppression of menses from fright.

Iodatum. Amenorrhea. Morning sweat. Palpitation from the slightest exertion. Pleurisy. Constant taste of salt in the mouth. Ulcers in the throat and esophagus. Wolf hunger. Flatulence. Defecation frothy, bloody with whitish mucus. Defecation, hard and lumpy.

Profuse and frequent nighttime urination. Urine is acrid and milky, with a film on the surface. Exhales from the slightest exertion. Must be in motion day and night. Pulsation in head with every movement. A veil before the eyes. The pupils are dilated. Mild goiter with swelling of cervical glands.

Phosphorus. Bleeding from nose, stomach and urethra instead of menses.

Antimonium crudum. Suppression of menses from bathing in cold water.

Bryonia. Disappearance of menstruation.

Ammonium mur. Menstruation occurs only at night.

Magnesium carb. Menstruation comes only at night or when lying down. Amenorrhea. Menses are dark, sour and thick. Menses occur only at night. Pharyngitis during every menses. Furunculosis. The tongue is covered with a dirty yellow coating. The knees are painful when walking. Chill in bed. Menstruation stops when walking.

Ammonium carb. Amenorrhea with severe pain in the back. Dyspnea after suppressed rash. Violent congestion of blood to head at night, with sparks before eyes and vertigo. Asthmatic cough with irritation of the larynx. Dry cough at night. Heaviness in the chest. The sputum is frothy. Bronchitis in the elderly. Angina. The right half of the body is affected more than the left. Great chilliness in the evening.

Kreosotum. Menstruation comes only when lying down. Menstruation stops when sitting or walking.

Carbo animalis. Menstruation is scanty, late and faintly colored. Menstruation is exhausting. Menses too early. Menstruation so weakens the woman that she can hardly speak.

Platinum. Menses profuse with black blood clots.

Trillium. Menses every two weeks. Menstruation is profuse for a week.

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