Kent › BLADDER › URINATION › dysuria
pain in the sphincter vesicæ, with hyperæsthesia of the skin down the course of the left sciatic nerve, pain in the left popliteus and hell, with coldness creeping over the whole course of the nerve, especially in the hell
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James Tyler Kent, Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 6th American edition (1916), p. 657 — BLADDER; URINATION; dysuria; pain in the sphincter vesicæ, with hyperæsthesia of the skin down the course of the left sciatic nerve, pain in the left popliteus and hell, with coldness creeping over the whole course of the nerve, especially in the hell