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.
Arsenicum album. Tearing pain in the esophagus. Dry mouth and thirst. Because of dryness in the throat, the patient constantly drinks. No thirst. Often spitting. Frequent bouts of intense thirst. Blood in saliva. Wooden taste in the mouth. The patient is dying of thirst.
Mucus in throat. Burning, corrosive pain on tip of tongue. Stitches in the root of the tongue when swallowing and turning the head. The tongue has no taste. White tongue. Expectoration in the throat, with a taste of blood. Trembling voice. Dry tongue.
Arnica. Burning and shooting in the throat when not swallowing. Noise when swallowing. Astringent sensation and aching in the hard palate. Pain in the esophagus in the afternoon when lying down. Dry mouth in the morning without thirst, with an unpleasant taste in the mouth. Thirst, dryness on the tip of the tongue, with trembling in the arms and thighs. Cannot swallow due to nausea.
Sulphur. All day heartburn. After eating, loud rumbling in the abdomen. After eating, coryza and burning in hands. After eating, shivering and feeling cold. Desire for beer, one hour after eating. After milk, there is a sour taste in the mouth.
Milk causes bitter belching. Eructation of rotten eggs with nausea. Accumulation of saliva after breakfast. Every morning nausea. Vomiting with profuse sweating. Hunger appears at 11 o’clock in the morning.
In simple heartburn – Arg-n. When tongue is white, saturated urine, flatulence and constipation – Lyc.
Coated tongue, insipid taste in mouth, weakness – Puls. During an attack – Caps.