Baryta Carbonica - Abdomen symptoms - Hahnemann

ABDOMEN

Abdomen

Eructation from the afternoon till late at night, so that he could not go to sleep (aft. 40 d.).

Empty eructation wakes him early from sleep (aft. 42 d.).

Much empty eructation, in the afternoon (aft. 25 d.).

Violent eructation, with pressure in the stomach, as if a stone camp up with it and then fell back again.

Frequent eructation of air, with a sensation, as if a lump, the size of a filbert, was coming up with it, in the morning (aft. 19 d.).

Pains in the stomach.

Sensitiveness of the scrobiculus cordis, every time on setting her foot hard on the ground, she has a sense of pain there.

Fullness in the stomach after eating, as if he had eaten too much.

Feeling of over-repletion in the stomach.

Heaviness in the scrobiculus cordis, as from a load, which makes respiration difficult, aggravated by carrying a slight load.

Even if she eats ever so little, she feels full at once and feels a painful weight in the stomach, as from a stone, with painful gnawing; the pain is only transiently relieved by stretching or by bending backwards; by sitting bent it is much aggravated.

Pressure in the stomach, as from a stone, relieved by eructation.

Pressure and choking on the right side of the stomach extending up into the chest, as if a hard body was laboriously pushing itself upward, from the morning till the afternoon.

Contractive pain in the stomach, in the afternoon.

Pain in the stomach as from ulceration, on external pressure applied to it.

Pain as of soreness in the scrobiculus cordis on externally pressing upon it and in respiration (1st d.).

Painful writhing sensation in the stomach when, in eating, the morsel gets down there, as if it had to squeeze its was through and impinged on sore places.

Even when fasting, she feels pains as of soreness in the stomach for several days.

The pressive sensation of soreness and gnawing in the stomach is most severe when standing and walking, as also in sitting bent forward; in lying on the back, in stooping forward or pressing with the hands on the stomach, she feels a painful pressure, but not the gnawing.

Fine stitches through the stomach, extending to the spine.

Painful dull stitches, close under the scrobiculus cordis, near the ensiform cartilage, which continue then as a simple pain.

Sudden drawing pain in the scrobiculus cordis, from time to time.

Drawing tearing in the scrobiculus cordis, with the sensation as if a heavy burdening body rested there, on straightening up after stooping (aft. 17 d.).

Burning in the region of the stomach, in the afternoon.

Feeling of coldness and sensation of emptiness in the stomach.

Violent dull stitches in the left hypochondrium.

Pain below the right ribs, with coldness of the hands and feet, and heat and redness of the cheeks (aft. 2 d.).

Pressive pain in the region of the liver, worse on motion and still worse when touched.

Pressive pain in a small spot of the right hypochondrium, only on inspiring, especially on taking a deep breath; the place is also painful on pressure (2d d.).

Tensive pain from the back forward, under the ribs of the right side, on rising from a seat, and on stooping low (to raise something).

Short stitches under the right hypochondrium, unaffected by respiration (aft. ½ h.).

Bellyache, so violent that it draws in the navel and he had to bend double, in the evening.

He could not sleep at night for pains in the abdomen, as soon as he moved at all, the pains returned again (aft. 27 d.).

The pains in the abdomen are relieved partly by eructations, partly by warm applications.

Fullness of the abdomen (aft. 19 d.).

Distention of the abdomen.

Painful distension of the abdomen.

Sensation in the abdomen, as if something in it was swollen.

Large, inflated abdomen.

Inflation of the abdomen with sensitiveness of the abdominal integuments, when touched.

Pressure in the abdomen above the ossa pubis, in the morning, in bed, while lying on the back.

Pressure in the right side of the abdomen, in the morning, after awaking in bed; it passes off after rising.

Contraction of a spot on the left epigastrium, a handbreadth in width (2d d.).

Sudden contractive pain in the hypogastrium, over the groin, aggravated by intermissions and then gradually passing off (aft. 5 min.).

Griping about the navel, more while sitting than in motion.

Griping bellyache through the whole abdomen, spreading from above downward.

Griping in the left epigastric region, in a small spot close below the left hypochondrium, aggravated by pressure with the finger (aft. ¼ h.).

Cutting bellyache, at night.

Painful cutting in the abdomen, especially about the navel, in the evening (15th d.).

Violent colic, as if diarrhoea was coming, moving here and there in abdomen, and only transiently by loud rumbling in the abdomen.

Sensation in the abdomen, as if she was to have diarrhoea, with a febrile rigor.

Several drawing cuts, upward in the left epigastrium.

Drawing pain deep in the hypogastrium, along down the right groin, as by a string (2d d.).

A stitch on the right side of the abdomen, and at the same time in the small of the back (2d d.).

Sudden stitches under the umbilicus (4th d.).

Sudden, sharp stitches on the right side of the abdomen, so that she feels like screaming.

Suddenly, a violent stitch from the right groin into the abdomen, causing her to start.

Externally, around the abdomen, a pain as if soreness, coming from the sacrum.

Pressing pain anteriorly in the abdomen, as if outside of the bowels, in the muscles, especially in the evening; aggravated so as to be unbearable during motion and walking, quickly relieved by sitting and lying down, but at once returning on walking (aft. 24 h.).

In the abdominal ring, straining outward during motion and during stool.

Itching on the spot where the hernia protrudes.

(Inflammation of the place of protrusion) (aft. 3d d.).

Grumbling and rumbling in the abdomen.

Loud grumbling and clucking in the abdomen.

Clucking in the abdomen, when moving the same, as from much liquid, though she has not drunk anything, in the afternoon.

Eating

Sourish eructation, daily, a few hours after dinner.

Belching up of sweetish or bitter water after dinner.

Violent hiccup, in the forenoon and after dinner.

Severe pressure in the stomach with nausea, after eating bread, not after cooked food, even when she eats little, with gathering of saliva in the mouth.

Pressure in the scrobiculus cordis, with dyspnoea and a sensation as if in taking a deep breath, the breath was arrested there, at the same time hoarseness, only transiently relieved by clearing the throat, an aggravation of the pressive pain from slightly partaking of food.

Feeling of weakness in the stomach, passing away after dinner.

Eructation

Frequent eructation.

Constant eructation.

Empty, tasteless eructation (aft. ¼ h.).

Frequent, bitterish eructation.

Rancid eructation.

Heartburn after a single eructation.

Flatus

Sudden violent squeezing pain in the region of the transverse colon, as if flatus was pressing through by force.

Griping about the navel, at the least motion which is made in the night while lying down, and while sitting down in daytime; passage of flatus alleviates and walking removes the pain (aft. 27 d.).

Anxious feeling, with discomfort and restlessness in lumbar region, like tenesmus; only transiently removed by passage of flatus or eructation of air; at last followed by a soft stool with brief intermissions.

Many troubles in the abdomen, owing to flatulence; the varices protrude, and are painful in sitting.

Emission of fetid flatus.

Nausea

Empty eructation, with disagreeable taste, and gathering of water in the mouth, without nausea.

Nausea, in the morning, fasting, with palpitation and anxiety.

Nausea, as from a spoiled stomach, in the morning.

Feeling of nausea about the stomach, qualmishness.

Heaviness in the stomach, with nausea, in the morning, fasting; passing off after breakfast (aft. several d.).

Griping in the abdomen, with nausea.

Vomiting

Inclination to vomit, discomfort, with a sort of qualmishness.

Inclination to vomit, in the stomach, when walking, aggravated by touching the region of the stomach, without gathering of saliva.

Vomiting of mucus, frequent.

Disagreeable sensation in the epigastrium, as before vomiting.