Esrat - Followers Answers

1. Difficult and irregular evacuations.
2. Before stool: colic; cutting constant pressing in rectum; constant but fruitless desire.
3. During stool nausea; tenesmus; spasm of the anus; cutting in anus and rectum; acute pain in abdomen; sensation as if fćces remained and could not be expelled; splinter-like pains in the rectum (with ineffectual urging); burning; tearing; palpitation of the heart.
4. After stool-continued urging; exhaustion; irritation, anxiety, general uneasiness; anus sore, raw; cutting, straining, shooting in the rectum, continuing for hours; prolapse with the sensation of constriction in anus; stitching pains; hćmorrhage; discharge of prostatic fluid.
5. Constipation. Inability to evacuate fćces. Constant ineffectual desire, not > by stool.
6. Fćces hard and dry.
7. Constipation with fissure symptoms: bleeding, pain, distending stool.
8. Evacuations too frequent.
9. Urgent desire to evacuate.
10. Loose evacuations, sometimes mucous, or of a putrid smell.
11. Offensive and undigested evacuations.
12. Much discharge of blood after stool.
13. Sanguineous, dysenteric evacuations, with tenesmus.
14. Black, offensive blood; mucous pseudo-membranes, with straining and burning in rectum.
15. Colic, before stools.
16. After stools, excitability, and dejection.
17. Burning pain, and itching in anus and rectum; with prolapse.
18. Sticking in the rectum, and spasmodic contraction in anus during stool; fissures.
19. Oozing excoriation at the anus.
20. Hćmorrhoids, protruding, painless, or burning.
21. Pain as if rectum would be torn asunder during a stool.
22. Swelling of hćmorrhoidal tumors in the anus, which bleeds at every evacuation.
23. Moisture on the anus.

1. Cough, with short breath, and difficulty of respiration.
2. Cough, excited by speech and by cold.
3. Cough is worse: in the evening till midnight, from exhaling; drinking coffee; cold air; draught of air; when awaking from sleep.
4. Cough is relieved by a swallow of cold water.
5. Matutinal or nocturnal cough.
6. Short cough, provoked by tickling and a sensation of excoriation in the throat.
7. Cough, dry, hollow, shaking, with the sensation of burning, and pain as of excoriation in the chest.
8. Rattling in the chest while coughing.
9. Pains in the hips while coughing.
10. Cough with the involuntary passage of some drops of urine.
11. Inability to expectorate the mucus, which is detached by coughing (the expectoration comes up far enough apparently, but it cannot be spat out; the greasy taste of the expectoration. The inability to expectorate is found in every species of cough, whooping-cough, &c.).
12. .Breath short.
13. Attacks of spasmodic asthma.
14. Asthma, esp. when sitting or lying down.
15. Fits of suffocation on speaking and walking quickly.
16. Oppressiveness of clothes on the chest.
17. Pressure on the chest.
18. Shootings in the chest and thorax, on making a full inspiration, and during corporeal exertion.
19. Burning, stitches, and soreness in the chest.
20. Attacks of cramp-like compression and of constriction in the chest, with a feeling of suffocation.
21. Rough hoarseness, morning and evening.
22. Prolonged hoarseness, with voice weak and stifled.
23. Aphonia from the weakness of the muscles of the larynx.
24. Sensation of excoriation in the larynx, when not swallowing.
25. Hawking up of abundant mucus, esp. in the morning

1. Laboured respiration and shortness of breath while walking.
2. Wheezing and rattling of mucus in the chest.
3. Great difficulty of respiration, and oppression of the chest.
4. Fits of suffocation caused by flatulency.
5. On breathing, painful throbbing in the head and teeth.
6. Frequent want to take a deep inspiration.
7. Want of breath, esp. in the evening in bed.
8. Burning pain, shootings, and pressure on the chest (hydrothorax).
9. Compression and cramp-like constriction in the chest.
10. The chest is tight, with a sensation of fulness and anxiety.
11. Pains as from excoriation in the chest.
12. Sensation of fatigue in the chest.
13. Burning pain in the region of the heart, with congestion in the chest, and violent palpitation of the heart.
14. Prolonged hoarseness, esp. towards the evening.
15. In the morning and in the evening hoarseness, aggravated by prolonged conversation, more esp. by cold and damp weather.
16. Loss of voice at night, or when talking.
17. Scraping, tingling, and tickling in the larynx.
18. Cough excited by a tingling in the throat, or with burning pain and sensation of excoriation in the chest.
19. Soreness and ulcerative pain in the larynx and pharynx.
20. Cramp-like cough, also with retching, and vomiting, three or four times a day, or else in the evening, for a long time successively.
21. Spasmodic hollow cough (whooping cough); four or five attacks every day, caused by a tingling irritation in the larynx; expectoration only in the morning, yellow, like pus; brownish; bloody; tasting putrid, sour, salt, and of the offensive smell.
22. The cough is < in the evening; till midnight; from movement; when walking in the open air; from cold, wet weather: from going from a warm to a cold place; after lying; after eating and drinking; esp. cold things; from talking.
23. Cough in the evening before going to bed, and in bed.
24. On coughing, painful shootings in the head.
25. Cough, with expectoration of greenish mucus, or of yellowish pus.
26. Cough, with spitting of blood and burning pain in the chest.
27. Cold breath.

1. Diarrhœa: stools bright yellow, or greenish, watery, and slimy, with violent tenesmus.
2. Undigested stool or partly so.
3. Loose stools, preceded by cutting in the abdomen, with tenesmus in the morning, after rising.
4. Diarrhœa: discharges green, thin, bilious, with violent tenesmus.
5. Bloody stools.
6. Most obstinate constipation, with feeling as if all action of the bowels had been lost.
7. Intolerance of milk; it is forcibly ejected almost as soon as swallowed; then weakness causes drowsiness; in nursing children.

1. Painful contraction of the abdomen, when vomiting.
2. Pain in stomach, with hunger and burning thirst.
3. Excessive sensibility in the region of the stomach and scrobiculate.
4. Pyloric end of stomach affected (Bayes).
5. Pains come some minutes after eating.
6. Severe gastralgia an hour or two after meals, the pain extends from the middle of the sternum to below ribs, must hold stomach from the violence of the pain, but the pressure does not >, the pain then extends to above hip, is accompanied by distressing vomiting, brings up a quantity of stuff like vinegar; the pain = thirst, and lasts eight to ten hours; she trembles with it.
7. Excessive anguish in the pit of the stomach.
8. Intermittent neuralgia in a girl, 11, about 4 p.m. throws up the quantity of wind, about 5 p.m. agonizing pain sets in like knives cutting the bowels every few minutes, lasting one or two minutes; so intense that it took three or four men to hold her; attacks end by sighing (Kitching).
9. Painful distension of pit of the stomach.
10. Emptiness and uneasiness in the stomach.
11. Cramp in the stomach.
12. Pressure in scrobiculate, extending sometimes into sternum, hypochondria, and hypogastrium, esp. after a meal.
13. Acute pains in the stomach and epigastrium.
14. Burning sensation in the pit of the stomach.
15. Inflammation of the stomach.
16. Tensive pain in hypochondria as from flatulence.
17. Shaking in the spleen, while walking, after a meal. Spleen swollen.
18. Hyperćmia of the liver with cholera-like symptoms, or with asthma.
19. Diaphragmatic peritonitis, vomiting, and coldness.
20. Colic in umbilical region.
21. Excessively painful sensibility of the abdomen when touched.
22. Nocturnal pains in abdomen, with sleeplessness.
23. Swelling of the abdomen. While vomiting abdomen is painfully contracted.
24. Abdomen hard and inflated.
25. Tension in the hypochondria and umbilical region.
26. Cramps in the abdomen, and colic.
27. Colic: cutting; griping and twisting, esp. about the navel, > after stool; as if intestines were twisted in a knot; flatulent; cold sweat; < after eating.
28. Pressive, drawing pains in abdomen, when walking, in the evening.
29. Cuttings (in the abdomen) as by knives, accompanied by diarrhśa, and thirst, with the flow of urine.
30. Burning sensation throughout the abdomen, as from hot coals.
31. Cold feeling in abdomen.
32. Pain in entrails, as if they were bruised.
33. Inflammation of intestines.
34. Inguinal hernia. Incarcerated hernia.─Protrusion of a hernia during cough.
35. Flatulent colic, with noisy, gurgling borborygmi in the abdomen.
36. The longer the flatus is retained, the greater the difficulty with which it is expelled.
37. Violent expulsion of flatus upwards and downwardsFrequent and violent hiccough.