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A) Worse: 1. From touch. 2. Physical or mental exertion, emotion, talking. 3. Warm food and drinks, salt. 4. Twilight, evening. 5. Ascending stairs. 6. Change of weather, windy, cold, thunderstorms, lighting, getting wet in hot weather. 7. Putting a hand in cold water. 8. Laying on the left and painRead more
A) Worse:
1. From touch.
2. Physical or mental exertion, emotion, talking.
3. Warm food and drinks, salt.
4. Twilight, evening.
5. Ascending stairs.
6. Change of weather, windy, cold, thunderstorms, lighting, getting wet in hot weather.
7. Putting a hand in cold water.
8. Laying on the left and painful side or back.
9. Odors.
10. Puberty.
11. Sexual excess, loss of fluids.
12. Shaving.
B) Better:
1. In the dark.
2. Laying on the right side.
3. Cold food.
4. Cold open air.
5. Washing with cold water.
6. Sleep.
7. From eating.
8. Message, rubbing, magnetic.
9. Sitting.
1. Symptoms of prolapsus uteri, with pain in sacrum, muco-gelatinous stools. 2. Sensation as if genital organs would fall out at stool. 3. After-pains with strong bearing down. 4. Pain in r. ovary and uterus. 5. Numb aching in l. ovary; heat down thigh; third month of pregnancy. 6. Pain in ovaries,Read more
1. Symptoms of prolapsus uteri, with pain in sacrum, muco-gelatinous stools.
See less2. Sensation as if genital organs would fall out at stool.
3. After-pains with strong bearing down.
4. Pain in r. ovary and uterus.
5. Numb aching in l. ovary; heat down thigh; third month of pregnancy.
6. Pain in ovaries, esp. r.; extending down limbs.
7. Pain from r. ovary down anterior crural nerve, pain < as it descends; < straightening limb.
8. Shooting pain in r. ovary, before and during menses.
9. Ovarian tumour with pains extending up to shoulder.
10. Prolapsus uteri: with diarrhśa from washing; after over-lifting or straining; after parturition.
11. Induration of os uteri.
12. Extreme tenderness of uterus, backache, sick feeling and enuresis on lying down.
13. Menorrhagia from straining.
14. Menses, retarded; with ovarian, hypogastric, and sacral pains, lying down.
15. Bearing down in abdomen and back during menses; ovarian pains running into thighs.
16. During pregnancy: swelling of labia; can lie comfortably only on stomach, early months; excessive vomiting.
17. Hćmorrhoids and prolapsus ani after confinement.
18. Pendulous abdomen.