Natrum Carbonicum - Modalities Etc - T.F. Allen

MODALITIES ETC

Aggravation

(Forenoon), Burning in eyes.

(Afternoon), Closure of lids, etc.; metallic taste; after eating, hiccough; itching on lower abdomen, etc.

(Open air), Scraping in fauces.

(Walking in open air), Pressive pain in bones of face.

(After dinner), Heaviness of head, etc.; beating in vertex; stopped catarrh; dyspnoea; heat of head, etc.

(Eating), Fretful, etc.; jerking in teeth; thirst; distension of abdomen; immediately, griping in abdomen; pressure upon chest.

(After fruit), Qualmishness, etc.

(Mental labor), Vertigo, etc.

(Milk), Diarrhoea.

(Motion), The symptoms,

(Pork), Sticking in chest, etc.

(Rest), Reeling headache; tearing in arms; indolent, etc.

(Sitting), Sticking in back; disappearing on moving, pain in small of back; boring in tibiae.

(Sunshine), Head dull, etc.

(After supper), Especially after copious drinking, ill-humor, etc.

(Standing), Tearing in nates.

(Stooping), Tension in lower abdomen.

(Walking), Vertigo; tension in lower abdomen; pressive pain in lower abdomen; pain in small of back; drawing in calf.

(Warm room), Dry cough.

Amelioration

(Night), Pain in back.

(Open air), Rumbling in abdomen.

(Eating), Bitter taste; scratching in throat; nausea; pressure in stomach; pain in abdomen; chilliness, etc.

(Lying down), Scraping in throat.

(Motion), Tearing, etc., in hip.

(Walking), Desire for an emission; bruised pain in hip.

Appetite

Great appetite morning, noon, and evening (first day),

More hunger than usual,

Much more hunger and appetite for breakfast than usual (first day),

Hunger for breakfast, but he had scarcely satisfied himself, when there was a pressure in the stomach, and he became ill-humored (twenty-sixth day),

He became hungry towards noon, contrary to habit, though he had eaten a good breakfast; was obliged to eat a piece of bread and butter, when the weak sensation disappeared (third and fourth days),

Increased sensation of hunger in the afternoon, when it was quite unusual (first day),

Incessant hunger (after fifteen days),

Excessive hunger in the forenoon, little at noon,

Ravenous hunger in the afternoon (seventh day),

Disposed to nibble; as soon as he sees anything eatable, he wishes to taste it (third day),

She has appetite and hunger, but is soon satisfied,

She has very little appetite, though the stomach seems empty (seventh day),

Neither hunger nor appetite at noon and in the evening (sixth day),

Anorexia,

Aversion to milk, ordinarily her favorite diet (first days),

Thirst.

Thirst even in the morning (seventh day),

Thirst in the afternoon (sixth and tenth days); in evening, after going to sleep (seventh and eleventh days), ; after walking (second day),

Much thirst, ; in forenoon (twenty-third days),

Great thirst, only while eating,

Excessive thirst (the whole first day),

Excessive thirst towards noon, also continuing in the afternoon (sixth day),

Eructations and Hiccough.

Many eructations, with excessive vertigo, while eating (after sixteen days),

Frequent eructations (after a few days),

Frequent eructations in the forenoon (eleventh day),

Empty eructations (third day),

Empty eructations, followed by heat in pharynx, at 2 P.M. (first day),

Bitter eructations, which he tasted for a long time, in the forenoon (second day),

Sour eructations,

Frequent sour eructations in the afternoon (eleventh day),

Frequent bilious eructations that penetrated into the nose, in the afternoon (third day),

Uprisings of water of a sweetish taste, but only as far as the throat, so that he was constantly obliged to swallow it again, at 3 P.M. (second day),

Hiccough every afternoon after eating,

Frequent hiccough,

Such violent hiccough at 6 P.M., that it caused bitter uprising from the stomach for half an hour (third day),

Hiccough so violent and long continued that everything became sore, in the evening (fourth day),

Waterbrash (after fifteen days),