Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › HICCOUGH, BELCHING, NAUSEA AND VOMITING

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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · 1896 · p. 427 · 35 rubrics start on this page

• HICCOUGH continued
• after drinking5
• at night2
• during pregnancy2
• during sleep1
• eating30
• eructation7
• especially in winter1
• especially when sitting up or being carried1
• fever6
• from smoking5
• headache1
• in diarrhœa2
• in evening5
• in hydrocephaloid1
• in hysterical subjects4
• in meningitis1
• in nervous debility1
• in peritonitis2
• in phthisis pituitosa1
• liver2
• long and weakening, caused by hawking1
• mental symptoms3
• œsophagus2
• of ten years standing, brought on by abuse of quinine and renewed after each dose1
• painful10
• saliva1
• stomach4
• throat1
• weakness1
• with a mixture of spasm and hyperæmia, caused by affection of spine and diaphragm1
• with burning in region of heart1
• with nausea6
• with vomiting5
• NAUSEA169
• abdomen36

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