Kent's - Classical Homeopathy Online

heat; distension of the bowels with Flatulence andrumbling.Enlarged abdomen in children and adults ;tightness across the abdomen. Disturbed bythe pressure of the clothes and worse after eating; thedecided feature is the amelioration from heat.Constipation from inability of the rectum to expel thefeces.It is seldom that the stool lies in the rectum withouturging like ; there is much urging to stoolbut inability to expel. The stool may be in small ballsor large and soft or large and hard, but there is muchstraining and sweating about the head and greatsuffering while straining; the rectum becomesimpacted, he strains until he is weak and exhausted,; and he gives up in despair. Theonly way he can relieve himself is by some mechanicalmethod. Great straining at stool belongs to manyremedies, but especially to , and Silica.Silica has removed tape-worm, when the symptomsagree .It has also cured fistulous openings. Patients whohave a tendency to phthisis are subject to abscessesabout the region of the rectum, that break inside orout and form complete or incomplete openings. Theseseem to take the place of what would otherwise come,and if healed by operation or other external means,the tendency is to end in chest trouble, either in formof a fixed catarrh or tubercular infiltrations. Silica isone of the remedies that turns the constitution intoorder and in one to five years the opening ceases to benecessary and it will heal.Surgeons heal it up at once, and for a time the patientis comfortable, but in a few years he breaks down.,etc., are suitable in such cases. Silica here followswell.Suppurative conditions in the urinary tract, catarrh ofthe mucous membranes; old inveterate catarrh of thebladder with pus and blood in the urine; copious,stringy deposits in the urine.