Magengruppe

Abs. = Wolfzausert/= Artemisium absinthium/= Mugwort/= Alsem/= Eberreis/= Grabkraut/= Heiligbitter/= Magenkraut

Agri. = Odermennig/= Bubenläuse/= Fünfblatt/= Kaiserkraut/= Leberkraut/= Klettenkraut/= Natternzunge/= immortal crane/= Brustwurz/= Schafklette/= Magenkraut/= Steinkraut/= Kirchturm/= Milzblüh/B.B.

Calam. = Magenwurz

Card-m.= Mariendistel/= Saffron/= Milkthistle/= Magendistel

Grat. = Gottesgnadenkraut/= Fischkraut/= Gichtkraut/= Gnadenkraut/= Nieskraut/= Purgierkraut/= Erdgalle/= Weißes Gallenkraut/= Magenkraut

Hir. = „Schwimmende Magen“

Mur-ac. = Salzsäure/wird im Magen hergestellt

Magen

Abies-n. guiding symptoms so far as our provings or clinical experiment go, appear to cluster about this gastric characteristic:

“As if an undigested hard boiled egg at pit of stomach”. „Wie Stein im Magen“ sofort nach dem Essen,

This is not a weight or a heaviness but a sensation causing a constant uneasiness and discomfort. The patient is often dull and drowsy during the day, with loss of appetite; wakeful, restless and hungry at night. There may be constipation, nervousness, dysuria; vertigo, flushed face and distressing headache, but they all appear to hinge upon this one symptom and are removed with it.

Bry. pressure in stomach, “As from a stone”, after eating, makes him fretful and irritable. But the stomach is sensitive to touch, cannot endure the pressure of the clothes, < motion (a sudden or false step).

Calc. pressing pain “As if a load or stone were in it”, after a moderate supper, and like Bry. < motion and > lying quietly on the back. Like Bryonia, pressure is painful, but the saucer like distention is wanting under the latter.

Graph. „Wie Stein im Magen“ beim leerem Magen + muss essen.

Ip.: distress while the stomach is empty; the tongue clean

Lac-ac. („Als ob alle Nahrung unter oberen Ende des Brustbeins sitzen bleibe“).

Nux-v. pressure, “As from a stone”, < morning/after meals (eine Stunde nach dem Essen). The region of stomach is sensitive to pressures but not to false step or jar, like Bry. The high living, abuse of drugs, sedentary habits and debauchery of Nux-v., serve to underline, the distinguish between them.

Puls. weight “As from a stone”, early morning on waking, and an hour after a meal, but > eating again. Pains < from walking/miss-step/empty stomach/fats/pastry/fruit/ice cream, etc.

distress comes on while the food is still in the stomach; the tongue coated.

Vergleich: Siehe: Organs and plants

[B.N. Mitra]

Repertory:

AFTER EATING: rosis; palpitation and intermittent or accelerated pulse: Nat-m.

at noon, weariness and sleepiness: Nat-m.

After a meal, strong disposition to sleep, pyrosis, acidity in motu, sour rising, fullness in stomach or abdomen, or else (often consecutively) aching of the stomach, waterbrash, vomiting, febrile shiverings, congestion in head, heat in cheeks: Sil.

sweat on face, oppression of chest, and accumulation of water in mouth, with inclination to vomit: Nat-s.

DISEASES:

ABRASIONS. ULCERATIONS: Nat-p.

Gastric abrasions: Nat-p.

superficial ulceration, pain after eating call for this remedy, + acid conditions are present: Nat-p.

Gastric ulceration: Calc-p. Calc-s. Kali-p. Nat-p. low, Nat-s. Sil. high.

Later stages, with foul breath: Kali-p.

Feverishness: Ferr-p. pain and indigestion; sour taste in mouth: Nat-p.

pain in one spot after food and sometimes sour rising, loss of appetite, face red and blotched, yet not feverish: Nat-p.

Least AMOUNT of FOOD causes PAIN in ONE SPOT and tongue and palate have characteristic creamy yellow coating: Nat-p.

passing of pus in stool: Calc-s. and Sil.

Suspected case of gastric ulcer, with white coated tongue, foul breath, pain in stomach, desire for stool soon after taking food, fever, passing of pus with stools: Kali-m. Sil. Calc-s. in 3 months,

bitter taste: Nat-s.

vomiting: Kali-m.

of sour acids, fluids or substances like coffee-grounds: Nat-p. Follow with Calc-p. and Ferr-p.

DISEASES:

with the appearance of coffee-grounds.

Has suffered from vomiting or indigestion more or less for 14 years, has seen many doctors and taken much medicine without avail: Ferr-p. 6. Nat-p. in usual quantities, a tablespoonful every two hours alternately.

After a fortnight, free from vomiting, had little pains and felt greatly better. After continuing another ten days with same remedies, become quite well. No recurrence nearly two years. Cure permanent.

Ailing for thirteen years; much emaciation; continual vomiting when food was taken. Severe pain in stomach, also in umbilical region. Very depressed condition. Was advised, as a last resort, surgical operation.

Diagnosis; chronic gastric ulceration. Sclerotic condition of the pre-aortic lymphatic nodes and vessels in umbilical region: Ferr-p. Kali-p.

and intercurrently Calc-f.

A non-irritating and fat-free diet was maintained. Condition at end of treatment lasting about ten weeks - no pain in stomach or umbilical region; sclerotic condition softened; abdominal pulsations hardly perceptible; emaciation rapidly disappearing.

ACIDITY, HEARTBURN. Nat-p. low

Acute: Nat-p.

Chronic (and indigestion): Nat-p.

Ailments from EXCESS OF ACIDITY: Nat-p.

Remedy for conditions arising from excess of lactic acid, often resulting from too much sugar, with gastric complaints: Nat-s.

and heatburn, waterbrash: Nat-p.

sour risings due to excess of lactic acid: Nat-p.

loss of appetite, flatulence, with sour risings or thin, moist, creamy coating on tongue: Nat-p. low. due to

taking too much sugar with milk: Nat-p. in mouth

after eating, Nat-m. and pyrosis after a meal: Nat-m. Acid conditions of stomach and bowels in

children: Nat-p.

For children Nat-p. is pre-eminently the remedy, when acid conditions of stomach and bowels are frequent,

when the whole body, but especially the stool of the little patient, smell sour, in children fed with excess of milk and sugar: Nat-p.

Flushed face from acidity: Nat-p.

Hyperacidity: Calc-p. Nat-p.

Oversecretion of lactic acid: Nat-p.

Attack for two years of gastralgia and enteralgia lasting for several days; at each attack vomiting of fluid

as sour as venegar. Two allopaths had treated in vain diagnosing the affection as cancer of stomach and

wandering kidneys. My diagnosis was oversecretion of lactic acid. Improvement set in two days and in

a few weeks was entirely cured by Nat-p.

Sourness in acidity: Nat-p. Nat-s.

HEARTBURN (PYROSIS):

Calc-p. Calc-s. Ferr-p. Kali-p. Kali-s. Mag-p. NAT-M. Nat-p. Nat-s. Sil. and acidity, vomiting of dark fluid like coffee-grounds: Nat-p. Alternate Ferr-p.

Intense heartburn with sensation as of a load in epigastrium: Kali-p.

eructations, excessive accumulation of wind in belly, especially when caused or < by farinaceous food: Nat-s. and flatulence, Calc-p. and other gastric symptoms one or two hours after meals (dinner), Calc-p. with palpitation: Nat-m. and waterbrash:Calc-p. after coffee: Calc-p. Ferr-p. after dinner: Calc-p. after

eating, Calc-p. Mag-p. Nat-m. Nat-s. Sil.

after meals: Calc-p. after meat: Ferr-p. during pregnancy (with palpitation): Nat-m.

BELCHING, ERUCTATIONS ETC.

BELCHING,

DISEASES:

hawking, gagging, nausea after breakfast: Calc-p.

of gas with short, sharp, nipping pain; hot drink relieves; < acid or cold drinks, Mag-p. with qualmishness, hawking, gagging) Calc-p.

with" qualmishness all afternoon: Calc-p.

gas relieves the qualmishness, Kali-p. and vomiting of food (Ague): Nat-m.

After belching, burning in epigastrium. Calc-p.

of wind relieves: Calc-p.

of food: Nat-m.,

of gas: Calc-p.

of wind: Mag-p. low potency

mid. smelling of bitter and sour food and of blood: Kali-p.

Taste

(wind) Acid: Nat-p.

(gas) Bitter and sour: Kali-p.

(wind) Brings back taste of food eaten: Ferr-p.

(gas) Brings back a greasy sickening taste: Kali-m.

Sour: Nat-p. 12x. and gulping up: Calc-p.

ERUCTATIONS: Calc-s. Ferr-p. Kali-p. Kali-s. NAT-M. Nat-p. Nat-s. SIL. (with chilliness)

heartburn, copious fermentation of gas and < farinaceous food, Nat-s.

with nausea: Kali-m.

# pain in chest and abdomen: Kali-m.

< in open air: Nat-m.

after eating: NAT-M. Sil.

fatty or greasy food: NAT-M.

during headache: Sil.

After milk: Nat-m.

after supper: Sil. > Kali-s. Nat-m. Sil. > colic: Mag-p.

Eructations stop with nausea: Kali-p.

Cause: hot drinks: Kali-m.

DISEASES:

Commencement, occurrence.

Morning: Calc-s. Sil.

Forenoon: Calc-p.

Afternoon, after 16 h. Nat-m.

Evening: Sil.

Night: Calc-s. Nat-m. Sil.

After bread: Nat-m.

After breakfast: Calc-p.

After dinner: Nat-m.

After drinking: Nat-m.

After eating: Calc-s. Ferr-p. Kali-p. Kali-s. Nat-m. Nat-p. Nat-s. Sil.

Several hours after eating: Nat-m.

before menses: Nat-m.

after milk: Nat-m. Nat-s.

after rich food: Nat-m.

after stool: Calc-s. Sil.

after supper: Sil.

On walking: Sil.

Contents of bile: Kali-p.

< after eating: Kali-p.

Of bitter fluid: Nat-s.

of food (regurgitation): Calc-s. FERR-P. Kali-p. Kali-s. Mag-p. Nat-m.

afternoon: Nat-p.

night after midnight: Sil.

after dinner: Nat-p.

while eating: Mag-p.

after eating: Mag-p. Nat-m.

immediately after eating: Mag-p.

after vacation: Ferr-p.

tasting of ingesta: Mag-p.

Gaseous: Kali-p.

< after eating: Kali-p.

Of hot water from stomach to throat: Sil.

of sour water: Nat-s.

of water: Nat-s. Sil.

Nature.

Burning: Sil.

Burning, tasteless eructations come on about 3 hours after eating in evening; < physical exertion; > drinking hot water: Mag-p.

DISEASES:

Disagreeable: NAT-M. Nat-s.

Empty eructations, Calc-s. Kali-p. Kali-s. NAT-M. Nat-p. SIL.

Morning: Nat-m.

after rising: Nat-m.

afternoon: Nat-m.

after coffee: Nat-m.

in open air: Nat-m.

after dinner: Nat-m.

after drinking: Nat-m.

after eating; nausea; acidity of stomach; sleepiness; heartburn; palpitation: Nat-m. Hot: Sil.

Incomplete, Nat-m.

Ineffectual, Kali-p.

and incomplete, Kali-p. Nat-m.

forenoon: Sil.

Loud: Calc-p. Sil.

Noisy: Calc-p.

Uncontrollable with pains in stomach: Sil.

Nauseous: Nat-m.

after rich food: Nat-m.

Odour.

Foul: Calc-s. Ferr-p., Nat-m. Nat-s.

Evening: Nat-s.

after cheese: Nat-m.

after fat or rich food: Nat-m.

after milk: Nat-m.

Offensive after fatty food or milk: Nat-m.

Putrid-smelling eructations: Kali-p.,

Taste.

Acid eructations and malaise after eating: Nat-m.

Acrid: Calc-s.

Bitter: Calc-s. Ferr-p. Kali-p. Phos, Kali-s. NAT-S., Sil.

Morning. Sil.

during day after food: Nat-s.

like food: NAT-M. Sil.

of food: Sil.

like the ingesta: Nat-m. Sil.

Sour: Calc-p. Calc-s. FERR-P. Kali-m. Kali-p. KALI-S. NAT-M. NAT-P. Nat-s., Sil.

Spits mouthful of food: Nat-p.

Durst.

Diese Rubrik kommt bei vielen Krankheitszuständen und vielen Mitteln vor. Wenn es keine Erklärung für den Durst gibt, dann ist es ein wichtiges Symptom, aber wenn der Patient bei hohen Temperaturen rennt, o. wenn er

in der Hitze arbeitet, o. wenn er eine Erkrankung wie Diabetes hat, dann wäre es für ihn gewöhnlich, Durst zu haben, und unter solchen Umständen hätten Ihre Durst-Symptome in Ihrem Symptomenbild keinen Platz.

Ihre Leitsymptome und besonderen Symptome bei Durst sind:

Acon.: hat einen brennenden, unstillbaren Durst und Verlangen nach bitteren Getränken, Wein, Weinbrand und Bier.
Ars.: möchte kaltes Wasser in kleinen Mengen und häufig; brennender, unstillbarer Durst während des Schwitzens; verlangt nach sauren Dingen, Kaffee, Milch, Wein, Bier und Weinbrand.
Bry.: hat starken Durst mit innerer Hitze; möchte viel Wasser in langen Intervallen trinken; warme Getränke lindern.
Calc.: hat einen Durst, der durch Trinken nicht gelindert wird, schlechter bei Nacht; verlangt nach kalten Getränken und sauren Dingen.
Cham.: Durst nach kaltem Wasser und Schwäche und Übelkeit nach dem Trinken von Kaffee; Zahnschmerz > heißes Wasser; verlangt nach sauren Dingen.
Chin.: hat Durst vor und nach dem Froststadium und während des Schwitzens; möchte wenig und häufig trinken.
Dig.: hat ständig Durst mit trockenen Lippen; verlangt nach sauren und bitteren Getränken.
Merc.: hat eine feuchte Zunge mit brennendem Durst nach kalten Getränken.
Nat-m.: konstanten Durst ohne Verlangen zu trinken, < abends; Verlangt: Bitteres, Saures/Milch; Aversion für Kaffee.
Phos.: mag sehr kalte Getränke; > Magen, bis sie warm werden und dann erbrochen werden. Verlangt: Erfrischungsgetränken; Aversion: gekochte Milch/Kaffee/Tee.
Rhus-t. hat nachts einen trockenen Hals und möchte nur kalte Getränke.
Sulph.: trinkt viel und isst wenig; gewaltiger Durst nach Bier.
Verat.: möchte alles eiskalt, wenig und häufig; verlangt kalte Getränken.

Die folgenden Mittel werden bei Vorhandensein ihres besonderen Durstes nützlich sein.
Arn.: hat einen Durst nach kalten Getränken ohne Fieber; ständiges Verlangen nach Essig.
Bell. starker Durst, aber trinken verursacht Erstickungsgefühl; verlangt nach Limonade.
Hyos.: fürchtet sich vor Wasser; unstillbaren Durst mit der Unfähigkeit zu schlucken.
Lach.: ständiger Durst, hat aber Angst zu trinken; Abscheu vor Getränken.
Nit-ac.: gewaltiger Durst am Morgen.
Nux-v.: hat Durst während dem Schüttelfrost; morgens; Verlangen nach Bier und Weinbrand.
Podo.: starker Durst nach großen Mengen von kaltem Wasser. Verlangt nach sauren Dingen.

Verschlechterung vom Essen und nach dem Essen.

Ars.: > mit leerem Magen besser; bitterer Geschmack, Übelkeit, schmerzlose Stühle und Frost < nach dem Essen.
Bry.: hat direkt nach dem Essen viele Symptome; nach dem Essen Schwere und Druck im Magen; Beschwerden durch: Austern/verdorbener Wurst/altem Käse/Salat/Kohl/Kartoffeln/frisches, grünes Gemüse.

Keuchhusten < nach dem Essen.
Calc.: nach dem Essen Übelkeit und Druck im Magen. Zahnschmerz, Husten, Herzsymptome, Stuhl und Hitze < durch Essen.
Caus.: Beschwerden durch das Essen von Brot, Fett und frisches Fleisch.
Coloc.: hat Durchfall von kleinsten Mengen von Nahrungsmitteln o. Getränken; Kolik von Kartoffeln; Bauchkrämpfe und Flatulenz nach dem Essen; Schmerz < durch essen o. trinken.
Lyc.: gesättigt nach wenigen Bissen; Schläfrigkeit; Druck in Magen und Leber; Speisenaufstoßen nach dem Essen; üble Folgen durch Zwiebeln, Austern und Roggenbrot.
Nat-m.: > mit leerem Magen immer; Gesichtsschweiß während des Essens; Übelkeit, Palpitationen und Übersäuerung nach dem Essen.
Nux-v.: nach dem Essen sehr schläfrig; muss die Kleidung danach lockern; hypochondrisches Gemüt, sauren Geschmack, Druck und Sodbrennen nach dem Essen; < Husten.

Phos.: hat Schmerz, die während des Essens beginnen und dauern - zum Beenden an; Verlangt: kalten Speisen und Getränken; Übelkeit, nach dem Essen Aufstoßen und Völle im Magen.
Puls.: hilfreich bei üblen Folgen durch Gebäck, schweren Speisen, Fett, Zwiebeln und Buchweizen.
Sulph.: trinkt viel und isst wenig; Beschwerden < vom Essen (geringen Mengen); Milch bekommt nicht.
Sep.: Schmerz < sofort nach dem Essen; <: Brot, Milch, Fett und sauren Dingen.
Sil.: hat Frösteln am Rücken und eiskalte Füße nach dem Abendessen; saures Aufstoßen, Magenvölle; Sodbrennen und Erbrechen großer Mengen Wassers nach dem Essen. Aversion gegen Muttermilch; Erbrechen, wann

auch immer sie genommen wird.
Zinc-met.: Herzbrennen durch Essen von Zucker; < durch Wein und Milch.

< nach dem Essen mit mittlerer Wertigkeit finden Sie bei folgenden Mitteln:
Ant-t.: hat nach dem Essen etwas Linderung des Magendrückens; Saure Speisen führen zu Asthma-Attacke.
Bell.: hat Magendrücken und eitrigen Mundgeschmack nach dem Essen.
Carbo-v.: fürchtet Essen wegen dem Schmerz; Kopfschmerz, sauren Geschmack im Mund, Schweregefühl, Völle, scharfes Aufstoßen und Brennen im Magen nach dem Essen; „Als ob der Bauch nach den Malzeiten platzen

Würde“; Butter, Fett, Fisch und Gebäck werden nicht vertragen.
Cham.: Hitze und Gesichtsschweiß während und danach; Übelkeit und aufgetriebener Bauch nach dem Essen.
Chin.: schläfrig und fühlt sich unbehaglich nach dem Essen; Kopfschmerz und Magenvölle danach.
Graph.: hat Ekel vor und Übelkeit von süßen Dingen; heiße Dinge werden nicht vertragen.
Hyos.: Schluckauf bei Spasmen und Kollern nach dem Essen.
Nit-ac.: hat bitteren Geschmack; schweres Gewicht im Magen, Schwäche, Hitze und Palpitationen nach dem Essen; Speisen verursachen Sodbrennen; fette Speisen verursachen Übelkeit und Sodbrennen.
Ph-ac.: Druck im Magen und bitteres Aufstoßen nach dem Essen; Durchfall durch Säuren und saure Speisen.
Podo.: hat krankhaften Appetit nach dem Essen; Übelkeit und Erbrechen der Speisen eine Stunde nach dem Essen; Durchfall und saures scharfes Aufstoßen nach dem Essen.
Rhus-t. Schläfrigkeit, Völle des Magens und Schwindelgefühl nach dem Essen.
Thuj.: gegen die üblen Folgen von Bier, Fett, Saurem, Süßigkeiten, Tabak, Tee, Wein und Zwiebeln.

[Dr. Rehana Khan]

Gastritis Therapeutics:

Nux-v.: Heartburn with flatulence. Nausea and vomiting in the morning. He feels “If I could only vomit I would be so much better”. Constipation # diarrhea. Eructations sour, bitter; nausea and vomiting every morning with depression of spirits, after eating. Heartburn. Drinking milk seems to cause acidity. Hunger, but if he eats ever so little, he is satisfied and feels quite full. Repeated, violent vomiting of sour mucus with headache or with blood.

Mostly indicated in case of chronic gastritis which is caused by tobacco, alcoholic stimulants, aromatic or patent medicines, sedentary habits, highly spiced food. Contractive, squeezing stomachache.

Lyc.: pain in the pit of stomach when the hypochondria are pressed and pain in hypochondria when the pit of stomach is pressed. Fullness (after a light meal), with no intestinal irritation. Offensive discharges. > Eructation ameliorates gastric troubles. Bitter taste in mouth at night, sour vomiting. Characteristic: “The patient goes to meals with a vigorous appetite, but after eating a small quantity of food he feels so full and bloated that he has to

force himself to swallow another mouthful; and he leaves the table with his hunger, only momentarily satisfied.”

Phos. Gastritis with chronic erosion. Burning, gnawing circumscribed pain. The all gone, weak feeling at 11 h. starting from stomach to bowel. Craves for cold food and cold drinks which give relief temporarily, but vomited

as soon as they become warm in stomach. Very useful remedy in the vomiting of chronic dyspepsia.

retching and vomiting of slimy mucus tingled with blood. Trembling and coldness of extremities with pain in stomach and oppressive anxiety.

Verat.: Hiccups after hot drinks. Forcible eructations, mostly of air. After eating, empty eructation of air. After frequent eructation, copious ejection of mucus. Constant sick eructation with very violent cough.

Voracious hunger, great thirst. Vomiting:

: Slimy acid liquids with food froth.

: Yellowish green or white mucus.

: With black bile and blood.

Colicky pain with salivation, profuse cold perspiration.

Bry.: Persons of gouty or rheumatic diathesis. THIRST for large quantities at long intervals. Pressure as from stone at pit of the stomach, relieved by eructation. Stool large, hard, dark, and dry, as if burnt.

Diarrhea during a spell of hot weather; bilious, acrid with soreness of anus; like dirty water; of undigested food; from cold drinks when overheated, from fruit or sour foods aggravated in morning, on moving, even a hand or

foot and ameliorated by absolute rest. < any motion, and > absolute rest, either mental or physical. Pains: stitching, tearing, worse at night;

Bell.: Abdominal pain in short attacks, causes redness of face and eyes. Abdomen tender, distended; < least jar. Loss of appetite with desire to drink without thirst. Eructation and vertigo. Nausea and inclination

to vomit. Violent stomachache after a meal. Bilious vomiting.

Graph.: Distention of stomach and bowel, obliged to loosen clothing. Gastralgia. burning, crampy, colicky pain in the stomach, ameliorated after eating. Cramps in the epigastrium and putrid eructation. Sweets nauseate and disgust, hot drinks disagree. Aversion to meat. Flatus rancid or putrid.

Carb-v.: Violent burning in the stomach, with paroxysmal cramps which force the patient to double up; with flatulence. Putrid variety of dyspepsia. Slow digestion; feels as if a weight in the stomach, not > eating;

but after a few mouthfuls there is a sense of fullnesss. Eructations are rancid, putrid or sour.

Arg-n.: Violent belching and great relief from it. Pain is gnawing, ulcerative, referred to the pit of stomach. Vomiting of glairy mucus, which can be drawn into strings. Longing for sugar which aggravates the complaints.

Pain in spot radiates to every direction.

Merc.: Deathly faintness in pit of stomach. Profuse saliva in the mouth. Stool hot, scanty, bloody, slimy, and offensive, with terrible cutting, colicky pains. Useful in painful acute inflammation. Tenesmus, not > by stool.

A never get done feeling in the rectum.

Kali-bi.: Gastric complaints from bad effects of beer. Loss of appetite. Weight in pit of stomach. Flatulence aggravated soon after eating. Vomiting of ropy mucus and blood; round ulcer in the stomach. Can not digest meat.

China.: Best suited to weak patients having low vital power. Sensation of satiety after a few mouthfuls of food. Sour, bitter eructations; flatus is offensive. Slow digestion and patient faints easily. “As if food had lodged in the oesophagus”. In cases where the food does not digest, but lies a long time in the stomach, causing eructations and finally is vomited out undigested.

Sulph.: Burning in the stomach. Gastritis caused by chronic alcoholism. When carefully selected remedies fail to produce favorable effects (acute diseases), it frequently serves to rouse the reactive powers of the system. Weak, empty, gone or faint feeling in the stomach about 11 h. and can not wait for lunch. Congestion of abdomen. Stool acrid excoriating. It follows Aconite well. Sour eructation all the day. Long heartburn.

Belching up of a portion of the food that had been eaten. In the morning inclination to vomit. Morning nausea. Bulked eructation on going to sleep.

Kali-c.: Indicated where the system is broken by long term bacterial infection, pernicious anaemia, hazards of radiation and chemotherapy. Putrid belching, dyspepsia with sleepiness. Before eating, there is a faint sinking

feeling in the epigastrium out of proportion to the feeling of vacuity caused by hunger, with sour eructation, heartburn and with peculiar weak nervous sensation. Desire for sugar and sweet.

Puls.: Adapted to persons of indecisive, slow, phlegmatic temperament; sandy hair, blue eyes, pale face, easily moved to laughter or tears. All gone sensation in the stomach. Great dryness of mouth. Diminished taste of all food.

In the morning sour eructation, in the evening bilious eructation, in the night bitter eructation. Intolerable nausea; short and bilious vomiting. Inclination to vomit with grumbling and rumbling in the sub costal region. Flatulent colic. Stool mingled with little blood. Pinching pain in epigastrium. Thirstless with nearly all complaints. Gastric difficulties from eating rich food, cake, pastry (pork/sausage); the sight or even the thought of pork causes

disgust; "bad taste" in the morning.

Acon.: Acute gastritis condition. Empty eructation, ineffectual effort to eructate. Nausea and vomiting with profuse perspiration, swollen, distended abdomen. Complaints are with mental anxiety + restlessness. Pains are intolerable, they drive him crazy.

Some Diet & Lifestyle Tips for Gastritis:

Eating habits. If you experience frequent indigestion, eat smaller, more frequent meals to buffer stomach acid secretion. Avoid any spicy, acidic, fried or fatty food. Practice good eating habits.

Avoid alcohol. It irritates and erodes the mucous lining of the stomach, causing inflammation and bleeding.

Don't smoke. Smoking interferes with the protective lining of the stomach, making the stomach more susceptible to gastritis as well as ulcers. Smoking also increases stomach acid; delays stomach healing and are a leading

risk factor for stomach cancer. Still, quitting isn't easy, especially if you've smoked for years. Talk to your doctor about methods that may help you stop smoking.

Switch pain relievers. Some may cause stomach inflammation or make existing irritation worse.

Follow doctor's advice. Your doctor may recommend that you take an over-the-counter antacid or acid blocker to help prevent recurring gastritis.

Maintain a healthy weight. Heartburn, bloating and constipation tend to be more common in obese people. Maintaining a healthy weight can often help prevent or reduce these symptoms.

Exercise regularly. Aerobic exercise that increases your breathing and heart rate also stimulates the activities of intestinal muscles, helping to move food wastes through your intestines more quickly.

Manage stress. Stress increases risk of heart attack and stroke, increases stomach acid production and slows digestion. For relaxation practice yoga. Make a habit of regular exercise, morning walk, eat healthy, nutritious food,

it boosts your immune system & makes you calm.

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