What are the gastrointestinal symptoms of lycopodium?

Gastrointestinal symptoms of Lycopodium clavatum in homeopathy:

🍽️ Gastrointestinal Symptoms of Lycopodium

🧠 Appetite and Satiety
– Ravenous hunger, but feels full after just a few bites
– Loss of appetite, which returns once eating begins
– Craving for sweets, warm drinks, and starchy foods
– Aversion to foods like breads, onions, and oysters

💨 Gas and Bloating
– Excessive flatulence, especially in the lower abdomen
– Bloating after eating, even small meals
– Sensation of fermentation or bubbling in the abdomen
– Gurgling sounds in the intestines

😖 Indigestion and Acidity
– Slow digestion, with heaviness and discomfort
– Acid reflux, sour eructations, and heartburn
– Nausea, especially in the morning or after fatty foods
– Belching that only rises to the throat

💩 Constipation and Stool Issues
– Constipation, often chronic or alternating with diarrhea
– Stool starts hard and ends soft or thin
– Incomplete evacuation; feels like stool remains
– Rectal pain, burning, and itching after stool

🩺 Liver and Abdominal Pain
– Liver congestion with tenderness in the right hypochondrium
– Right-sided abdominal pain that may shift to the left
– Sensation of a cord tied around the waist
– Hernia, especially right-sided, in children or adults

🕰️ Modalities (Worsening Factors)
– Worse between 4–8 PM
– Worse from cold drinks, tight clothing, and emotional stress
– Worse after overeating or consuming fermented foods

Lycopodium is especially suited for individuals who are intellectually sharp but physically weak, and whose digestive complaints are accompanied by emotional sensitivity, anxiety, or low self-esteem.