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inflammation (enteritis)

Intestines, inflammation (enteritis) ☞ cæcum typhlitis) ; in children, from milk and farinaceous diet, ▌Lyc.; followed by dysentery, Jugl.; chronic, ▌Hydras., ▌Oxal. ac., ▌Sul.; chronic, catarrhal, ▌Hydras.; chronic, with dyspepsia, ▌Hydr. ac.; chronic, of five years' standing, ||Phyt.; croupous, ▌Hydras., ▌Merc. cor.; followed by alternate diarrhœa and constipation, ▌Ign.; with distension of abdomen (malignant scarlet fever), ||Sal. ac ; in ascites, ▌Apis; probably caused by eating baked beans, ||Tarant.; entero-colitis, ▌Nuphar., ▌Tereb.; entero-colitis, with colicky pains in rectum and characteristic stools, ▌Nuph.; with high fever, ▌Ver. v.; with typhoid symptoms, ▌▌Bry., ▌Hyos., ▌▌Rhus; with worm fever, ▌Merc.; follicular, ||Pod.; from a foreign body, ▌Calend.; gastro-enteritis, ▌▌Bry., ▌▌Cact., Cup. m., ▌Phyt., ▌▌Rhus; with hiccough, ▌▌Hyos.; with lancinating, ▌Merc.; with meteorism, ▌Uran. n.; acute mucous, ▌Iris ; pseudo - membraneous, ||Merc. cor.; with faulty nutrition, followed by affection of nervous centres, Lac def.; with stools of mucus and blood, ▌Urt. ur.; subacute, mucous, ▌Ascl. t.; typhlitis (; cæcum) ; after inflammation, ▌Ang; cæcum, colon, duodenum, ileum, jejunum

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