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fetid (offensive)
Stool, fetid (offensive) ☞ carrion); purulent, ▌Calc. p.; rotten, Ars.; in scarlatina, ▌▌Ailant., ▌Lach.; scenting whole house, ▌Benz. ac.; in scrofulosis of children, ▌Stilling.; in scurvy, ▌Ars.; during sleep, ▌Lach.; sour smelling, Arn., Bell., ▌▌Calc., ▌Camph., Carb. s., ▌Cham., Colch., ▌Coloc., ▌Con., ▌Dulc., Graph., ▌▌Hep., Jalap., ▌Magn. c., ▌▌Merc., ▌Mez., ▌Natr. c., ||Natr. p., ▌Nitr. ac., ||Oleand., ▌Phos., ▌▌Rheum, Sal. ac., ▌Sep., ▌Sul.; sour, with burning in rectum, ▌Graph.; sour, in cholerine, ▌Arg. nit.; sour, copious in cholera infantum, ▌Iris; sour, in cholera infantum, during dentition and scrofula, ▌▌Calc.; sour, with colic, in children, ▌▌Rheum; sour, with colic after nursing, ▌Rheum; sour, of infants with sour smell of body and vomiting of sour milk, ▌Rob.; sour, during dentition, ▌Calc., ▌Cham., ▌Rheum; sour, in chronic diarrhœa, ▌Rheum; in diarrhœa, after abuse of magnesia, ▌Rheum; sour, with distension of intestines, almost to rupturing, ▌Rob.; sour,in entero-colitis, ▌Nuph.; sour, with flatulence, ▌▌Pod.; sour, with wind colic, particularly early in morning, ▌Nuph.; sour, with open fontanelles, ▌▌Calc.; sour, in morning, with flatulency during dentition, ▌Pod.; sour, slimy, with tenesmus after abuse of magnesia, ▌Rheum; sour, with screaming children, ▌▌Rheum; sour, with tenesmus (dysentery), ||Rheum; sour, rather whitish watery (infantile diarrhœa), ||Magn. c.; relieves gastric derangement, ▌Rob.; in gastromalacia, ▌Kreo.; strong, Ascl. t., Chloral.; in summer complaint, ▌Ant. c.; sour, after sweat, towards morning, Tereb.; sulphuric, ▌Ptel.; sweetish, Ars., Mosch.; in infantile syphilis, ||Syph.; tarry, ▌Lept.; with tenesmus, Manc., ▌Rob.; with straining, worse after food, ||Pod.; like urine, ▌Benz. ac.; in scrofulous ulcers, ▌Bar. m.; follows him all around as if he had soiled himself, ▌Sul.; in ulcer of os uteri, ▌Curar.; with vomiting, in intermittent, ▌Coccul.; watery, yellowish brown, in morning, after coffee, Fluor. ac
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 21
alumn. Alumen asaf. Asa Fœtida gamb. Gambogia thuj. Thuja Occidentalis crot-t. Croton Tiglium ars. Arsenicum Album stram. Stramonium cham. Chamomilla sec. Secale Cornutum op. Opium apis. Apis Mellifica mur-ac. Muriaticum Acidum crot-h. Crotalus Horridus nux-m. Nux Moschata benz-ac. Benzoic Acid. lach. Lachesis bapt. Baptisia Tinctoria podo. Podophyllum Peltatum merc-c. Mercurius Corrosivus carb-v. Carbo Vegetabilis psor. Psorinum
4 of 5 marks 55
kali-s. Kali Sulphuricum nat-s. Natrum Sulphuricum iris. Iris Versicolor dig. Digitalis Purpurea lith. Lithium Carbonicum ptel. Ptelea Trifoliata cimic. Cimicifuga Racemosa phos. Phosphorus lept. Leptandra Virginica ph-ac. Phosphoricum Acidum rheum. Rheum sil. Silicea hep. Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum aur. Aurum Metallicum iod. Iodium puls. Pulsatilla Nigricans sulph. Sulphur nit-ac. Nitricum Acidum lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum meph. Mephitis colch. Colchicum Autumnale cocc. Cocculus Indicus ip. Ipecacuanha lil-t. Lilium Tigrinum kali-br. Kali Bromatum con. Conium Maculatum ter. Terebinthina rhus-t. Rhus Toxicodendron asc-t. Asclepias Tuberosa petr. Petroleum kali-p. Kali Phosphoricum calc-p. Calcarea Phosphorica agar. Agaricus Muscarius coff. Coffea Cruda bry. Bryonia Alba sep. Sepia corn. Cornus Circinata guai. Guaiacum squil. Squilla hispanica chin. China Officinalis coloc. Colocynthis elat. Elaterium mez. Mezereum nux-v. Nux Vomica nuph. Nuphar Luteum arn. Arnica Montana graph. Graphites arg-n. Argentum Nitricum calc. Calcarea Carbonica staph. Staphysagria plb. Plumbum Metallicum chin-a. Chininum Arsenicosum mag-c. Magnesia Carbonica carb-ac. Carbolic Acid. kreos. Kreosotum
3 of 5 marks 4
tarent. Tarentula Hispanica sul-ac. Sulphuricum Acidum med. Medorrhinum ran-s. Ranunculus Sceleratus
1 of 5 marks 20
jug-c. Juglans Cinerea zinc. Zincum Metallicum dros. Drosera Rotundifolia sarr. Sarracenia Purpurea hipp. Hippomanes lycps. Lycopus Virginicus bor. Borax ind. Indium Metallicum grat. Gratiola Officinalis vario. Variolinum chin-s. Chininum Sulphuricum bism. Bismuthum carb-an. Carbo Animalis ars-h. Arsenicum Hydrogenisatum anan. Anantherum Muricatum ars-s-f. Arsenicum Sulphuratum Flavum par. Paris Quadrifolia sal-ac. Salicylicum Acidum rumx. Rumex Crispus rat. Ratanhia
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 560 — STOOL AND RECTUM; STOOL; fetid (offensive)