Vomiting from cough

Stomach, vomiting, coughing, on :

agar., alum., anac., ant-t., arg-n., arn., ars-i., ars., bell., bry., bufo-r., calc., cann-s., caps., carb-s., carb-v., cham., chin-a., chin., cimx., coc-c., con., cupr., cur., daph., dig., dros., ferr-ar., ferr-i., ferr-p., ferr., form., gels., hep., hyos., indg., iod., ip., kali-ar., kali-bi., kali-c., kali-p., kali-s., lach., laur., lob., Lues., meph., merc-c., merc., mez., mill., myos., nat-a., nat-c., nat-m., nat-p., nit-ac., nux-v., ph-ac., phos., plb., puls., rhod., rhus-t., sabad., sang., sarr., seneg., sep., sil., sul-ac., sulph., tarent., thu., verat.

Stomach, vomiting, food, cough, from : anac., anan., ant-t., bry., coc-c., dig., dros., ferr., ip., kali-c., laur., mez., nat-m., nit-ac., ph-ac., puls., sep.

The above is from Kent.

The first one is a general rubric which covers all sorts of vomitings, bile,bitter etc.


The second one is a specific where food is vomited on coughing.

If you observe closely, there are rubrics like

Stomach, vomiting, bile, cough, during :

anan., cadm., carb-v., cham., chin., puls., sabad., sars., sep., stram., sulph.

The following are the rubrics that cover vomiting and cough.

Stomach, vomiting, coughing, on

Stomach, vomiting, expectoration, on

Stomach, vomiting, acrid, morning, while coughing

Stomach, vomiting, bile, cough, during

Stomach, vomiting, bitter, morning, cough during

Stomach, vomiting, bitter, evening, during cough in bed

Stomach, vomiting, bitter, coughing, on

Stomach, vomiting, blood, cough, with

Stomach, vomiting, food, cough,

Stomach, vomiting, mucus, cough, from

Stomach, vomiting, sour, coughing, while

Stomach, vomiting, water, coughing, on

Cough, constant, vomiting amel.

Cough, eating, until he vomits

Cough, spasmodic, vomiting, with

Cough, violent, uninterrupted until relieved by vomiting .

Murthy

There is an authentic Kent repertory online.

http://www.homeoint.org/hidb/kent/repertory.htm

So far, I didn't find any mistakes/omissions in it.

Murthy

Synthesis has many new rubrics, which in my view are unsubstantiated.

Many medicines and new rubrics are added, which are still to gain authenticity.

The good old Kent is good enough for me. For the convenience of alphabetical listing, I sometimes use Murphy.

Murphy too did add new medicines, and new rubrics, but it was done in a limited, more cautious way.

Murthy