Kolik/colic
[James Tyler Kent]
Colic with severe burning pain: Ars.
Sol-n. pain similar to Ars. + Coloc. + >
bending forward and from pressure + pain ext. heart and left shoulder.
Hepatic. or renal colic:
Acon: 1st attack only/PAIN and drives crazyand
terrifies/feels frightfully cold, very anxious, faints sitting or standing
up/cannot bear the room being hot.
Chel: Liver symptoms for some time, just vague
discomfort/slight fullness in the r. hypochondrium, a good deal of flatulence,
intolerance of fats, and who is losing condition, becoming sallow and slightly
yellow. Develops an acute hepatic colic, with violent shoot of pain going right
through to the back (1. angle of the r.
scapula, 2. a constant ache in the hepatic region, 3. another violent
colicky attack). Attacks relieved by HOT application/drinking of water as hot
as can be swallowed.
Berb: USEful in renal or gallstone colics. Pain
radiates in all directions (1. l., 2. r.). Acute urging to urinate with pain at
urination. << any movement/distress/a pale, earthy looking complexion.
Morgan pure Darmnosoden
Dr. Hering: Con.: “Pain in the kidneys if the
desire to urinate is not at once satisfied,”
Dr. P. Rajagopalarao: Oci-c: In renal colic +
violent vomiting and the patient wrings his hands and moans all the time. Urine
foul smelling with odor of muck. More right sided.
Herz.schmerz: Cact. Lach. Cimic. Kalm. Lycps. Spig.
Renal. colic: the urine
is as a rule rather suggestive/commonly not blood-stained, but contains a
quantity of greyish-white deposit which may be pure pus, but mostly contains
pus and a quantity of amorphous material usually phosphates, sometimes urates.
Although it is a very dirty looking urine it is surprisingly inoffensive.
Ip. Intense
nausea
Morgan pure Darmnosoden.x
Acute abdominal. colic: think of either Coloc. or Mag-p. Both often
useful for colic in any area, uterine, intestinal, bile ducts, or renal-it does
not matter which it is.
These remedies almost identical with PAIN,
patients doubled up with pain/relieved by external pressure and by heat. Colics
are intermitting/spasms of pain which come up to a head and then subside.
Coloc: prefers steady, hard pressure/ always
IRritable/IMpatient, wants something done at once, wants immediate relief, and
is liable to be violently angry if the relief is not forthcoming/slightly
coated tongue (the digestive tract is upset). << cold/likes hot
applications, not so extremely sensitive to cold air in its neighbourhood.
tends to giddiness (turning more especially to the left).
Dios: ViolENT, spasmodic colic coming on quite
suddenly, rising up to a height, then subsiding. Some relief from applied heat.
Tossing to get relief. Contradicted to Coloc and Mag-p. (doubled up) is
hyper-extended;
In gallbladder attacks, in a few intestinal
colics, and in a case of violent dysmenorrhoea. I have never tried it in a
renal case. Where you get that extreme extension of the spine you can give
Dios. without asking any further questions.
Ip: Pain MORE cutting than the acute spasmodic
pain occurring in most other drugs. + intense nausea which each spasm of pain
with clean tongue.
Mag-p: more relief from rubbing/not the same
degree of irritability, patient is distraught because of the intensity of the
pain rather than violently angry/tongue is usually clean. <<
cold/SENsitive to a draught on the affected area. No giddiness. Pain results of
exposure to cold (dysmenorrhoea/abdominal colic).
Sin-n.: in colic = Dios. + very offensive
breath
Sinapis nig, also has intense burning in
stomach with colic somewhat like Colocynth, with this difference, the pains
come on while patient is bent forward, but are instantly relieved by sitting up
straight.
Menses colic: Ip: Violent
dysmenorrhoea, rather warm-blooded and with the spasm of pain often
described as cutting
pain in the lower abdomen. Get hot and sweaty and deadly
sick so that cannot
stand up and < movement. A perfectly clean tongue and a
normal temperature =
very often Ip. Even tends to dysmenorrhoea altogether.
Intestinal. colic: Lyc: colic + by violent abdominal flatulence
(stuck in various pockets/post-operative/in region of caecum = Blinddarm)/r.
down towards the r. iliac fossa and spread over to the l. side/rumbling and
gurgling/eructation with sour taste/pain in the back > passing urine/bit
emaciated patient with a rather sallow, pale complexion.
Raph: colic + by violent abdominal flatulence
(stuck in various pockets/mostly localized in one definite area/< 16 - 20
h./post-operative/paralytic)/a small area coming up in one place/becoming
harder and chancing place/a little flushed/no eructations.
Op: colic + by
violent abdominal flatulence (stuck in various pockets/mostly localized in one
definite area/post-operative/paralytic)/apt to be a definite area of distention
(„As if
everything simply
churned up to one point and could not get past it“/“As if something trying to
squeeze the intestinal contents past some obstructing band“/“As if something
being forced
through a very narrow
opening“/Heat with colic (wants to push the blankets off). Distension likely to
be in the centre of the abdomen rather than in the r. iliac fossa/very common
in a
paralytic ileus.
(SENsitive to noise).
Podo: hepatic colic mainly/miserable and
depressed, almost disgusted with life. helpful in intestinal colics + acute
diarrhoea with Podo modalities. infectious gallbladder/max.
temperature in the morning (< 7 h.)
and not in the evening. Jaundice.
Pain not definitely localized in the gallbladder area/more in the epigastrium
as a whole/tends to spread across from
the middle of the epigastrium towards the
liver region. Twisting towards the liver region. < taking food. After pain
soreNESS in liver region/> stroking the liver lying down.
[Dr. E. A. Farrington]
Aconite in incarcerated Hernia, when inflammation has started in the
strangulated bowel, with burning pain in the affected area. Also,
vomiting of bile, great anxiety and cold sweat.
Vorwort/Suchen. Zeichen/Abkürzungen. Impressum.