tearing
Remedies by marks
3 of 3 marks (bold) — the book’s highest, “first grade” 2
2 of 3 marks (italic) 7
lyc. Lycopodium Clavatum colch. Colchicum Autumnale berb. Berberis Vulgaris all-c. Allium Cepa mez. Mezereum ruta. Ruta Graveolens kali-c. Kali Carbonicum
1 of 3 marks (plain) 24
erig. Erigeron Canadense alumn. Alumen zinc. Zincum Metallicum phos. Phosphorus ph-ac. Phosphoricum Acidum thuj. Thuja Occidentalis ferr. Ferrum Metallicum ign. Ignatia Amara sul-ac. Sulphuricum Acidum aur. Aurum Metallicum eupi. Eupion sulph. Sulphur nat-m. Natrum Muriaticum grat. Gratiola Officinalis sep. Sepia chin. China Officinalis sars. Sarsaparilla lach. Lachesis laur. Laurocerasus carb-s. Carboneum Sulphuratum calc. Calcarea Carbonica led. Ledum Palustre carb-v. Carbo Vegetabilis kreos. Kreosotum
Sub-rubrics 16
- after hard stool1p. 630
- bed, in1p. 630
- bending forward amel.1p. 630
- coughing, on1p. 630
- dinner, after1p. 630
- evening1p. 630
- extending into abdomen1p. 630
- lying on back amel.1p. 630
- morning1p. 630
- moving, on1p. 630
- Perineum2p. 630
- sitting, while1p. 630
- stool, during12p. 630
- twitching1p. 630
- upward2p. 630
- urinating, while1p. 630
Cite
James Tyler Kent, Kent's Repertory of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 6th American edition (1916), p. 629 — RECTUM; PAIN; tearing