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Appetite: 1. Unusual hunger at 4 p.m. 2. Infant wants to nurse all the time. 3. Craves fat bacon salt meats. 4. Desire for tobacco smoke; smoking > headache. 5. Complete loss of appetite before and during catamenia. 6. Colic and diarrhœa from ice creams; juicy fruit or cider; every attempt to eatRead more
Appetite:
1. Unusual hunger at 4 p.m.
2. Infant wants to nurse all the time.
3. Craves fat bacon salt meats.
4. Desire for tobacco smoke; smoking > headache.
5. Complete loss of appetite before and during catamenia.
6. Colic and diarrhœa from ice creams; juicy fruit or cider; every attempt to eat; drinking cold water (colic or diarrhœa).
Stomach:
1. Nausea, with vertigo, the perplexity of the head, and confusion of ideas.
2. After taking coffee, nausea, pyrosis, head confusion and pain, and excessive ill-humor.
3. Heartburn and water-brash.
4. Sour rising.
5. Acute pains in the stomach, with great weakness, headache, and diarrhœa; the least morsel that is eaten renews the pains in the stomach.
6. After belching, burning in epigastrium.
7. Empty, sinking sensation (at the epigastrium); 7 p.m.
8. Persistent vomiting of milk, whether of breast or other.
9. Vomiting from hawking phlegm.
10. Easy vomiting in children.
Abdomen:
1. Aching soreness and pain around navel; > after fetid flatus passes off.
2. Oozing of bloody fluid from the navel of infants.
3. Violent colic with inflation of the abdomen, and great accumulation of flatulency, or headache.
4. Difficult escape of wind, without mitigation of suffering.
5. Burning in the abdomen.
6. Aching soreness, cutting, drawing in l. groin, later in r.
7. Burning aching in groins.
8. Abdominal weakness in anæmic patients.
Stool and Anus:
See less1. Evacuations with much flatulency.
2. Stools in which there were many small white points or flakes, like pus, scarcely perceptible.
3. Offensive pus with stools.
4. Daily watery, very hot stools.
5. Stools green and loose, sometimes slimy.
6. Diarrhœa, very fetid.
7. Offensive flatus.
8. Cutting, pinching, sharp colic, followed by diarrhœa.
9. Diarrhœa from juicy fruit or cider; from vexation.
10. Diarrhœa of dentition.
11. Hard stools, with mental depression.
12. Hard stools with much blood.
13. After stool, buzzing in ears; weak feeling in male sexual organs.
14. Bleeding after stool; protruding piles, aching, itching, sore; oozing of yellow fluid and bleeding.