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1. Looseness of bowels; redness about anus; obstructed evacuation, particularly if hard stools are retained. 2. Diarrhoea, particularly where there is the red line about the anus, and the patient can't wait, must go immediately desire is felt; also waking early in morning with diarrhoea, which driveRead more
1. Looseness of bowels; redness about anus; obstructed evacuation, particularly if hard stools are retained.
2. Diarrhoea, particularly where there is the red line about the anus, and the patient can’t wait, must go immediately desire is felt; also waking early in morning with diarrhoea, which drives one out of bed in a great hurry; tenesmus in the same way, drives one in a great hurry; rumbling and rolling in bowels.
3. Cholera Asiatic; as prophylactic, a pinch of the powdered milk of Sulphur worn in stockings in contact with soles of feet; diarrhoea commencing between midnight and morning, vomiting at same time; numbness of limbs, cramp in calves and soles, blue under eyes, cold skin, indifference; during convalescence, red spots, furuncles, &c.; susceptibility to temperature, warm things feel hot; nerve symptoms.
4. diarrhoea with frequent evacuations, chiefly at night, and often with colic, tenesmus, inflation of abdomen, dyspnśa, shivering, and weakness to the extent of fainting.
5. Evacuations: mucous, watery, frothy, or acid, or of a putrid smell, or of undigested substances.
6. Stools: nearly black, loose, viscid, greasy, with pungent odour of sulphureted hydrogen.
7. Discharge of liquid from anus, followed by fćces at night during sleep.
8. diarrhoea: painless; in morning compelling one to rise from bed (at 5 a.m., one stool an hour till 9 a.m.); undigested, involuntary; diarrhoea in children, green, of bloody mucus, with crying and weeping.
9. Dysenteric stools at night, with colic and violent tenesmus.
10. Colic before every loose evacuation.
11. During stool, discharge of blood; pain in small of back; palpitation of heart, congestion of head; itching, burning, and stinging at anus and in rectum.
12. After stool tenesmus, constriction at anus.
13. Whitish, greenish, discoloured, or brownish-red fćces.
14. Involuntary evacuations (when sneezing or laughing, with emission of flatus).
15. Evacuations mingled with mucus, blood, and purulent matter.
1. Loose, frequent evacuations, with serous, slimy, or else discoloured or brownish fćces. 2. Diarrhoea of a putrid smell. 3. Diarrhoea, with sudden prostration of strength. 4. Involuntary (very watery) evacuations. 5. Offensive, watery diarrhoea (in child-bed). 6. Cholera; diarrhoea after the choleRead more
1. Loose, frequent evacuations, with serous, slimy, or else discoloured or brownish fćces.
See less2. Diarrhoea of a putrid smell.
3. Diarrhoea, with sudden prostration of strength.
4. Involuntary (very watery) evacuations.
5. Offensive, watery diarrhoea (in child-bed).
6. Cholera; diarrhoea after the cholera.
7. Diarrhoea: frequent brown discharges, dark-coloured; very offensive; thin, olive green; very exhausting; pernicious.
8. Hemorrhage from the bowels.
9. Paralysis of rectum and anus.
10. Anus wide open.