AEthusa-cyn [Aeth]
Nocturnal enuresis with vomiting of coagulated milk after sucking the bottle; greenish watery diarrhoea.
Ammonium-carb [Am-c]
Occurring at any time of night; pale urine, red sediment.
Argentum-nit [Arg-n]
Incontinence of urine at night and also in daytime; urine passed unconsciously and uninterruptedly; too profuse flow of pale urine; great nervousness and restlessness.
Belladonna [Bell]
Restless sleep with sudden starts; moaning and screaming during sleep; involuntary micturition when deeply asleep, generally after MIDNIGHT AND TOWARDS MORNING; scrofulous glandular enlargements.
Benzoic-acid [Benz-ac]
Enuresis noturna (after failure of Nitr.), urine highcolored, strongly ammoniacal, irritating and smelling like throat of horses; suits growing girls.
Calcarea-carb [Calc]
Fat, flabby children, with red face, who sweat easily and catch cold easily; frequent urination at night and when walking.
Calcarea-phos [Calc-p]
Wetting the bed, with great debility; children cry out in sleep; cannot get awake in early morning.
Causticum [Caust]
Involuntary micturition when coughing, sneezing or blowing nose; at night when asleep (DURING FIRST SLEEP); in cold weather during day and night; sweat on genitals; burning in urethra when urinating, and stitches in orifice of urethra; chronic swelling of tonsils.
Chamomilla [Cham]
Child cross, has to be carried, during whooping cough.
Chloral [Chlol]
Enuresis, especially, the LAST PART OF THE NIGHT, EVEN AFTER HAVING PASSE DURING DURING THE NIGHT and abstained from drinking.
Cina [Cina]
Urine profuse and of a strong ammoniacal odor, during the day, and restless sleep at night, with worm symptoms and ravenous appetite.
Cubeba [Cub]
Nocturnal enuresis, urine foamy, with smell of violets.
Equisetum hyme [Equis]
ENURESIS FROM HABIT, day and night; dreams of seeing crowds of people.
Ferrum-met [Ferr]
Incontinence more FREQUENT IN DAYTIME THAN AT NIGHT (weakness of sphincter) or FLOODS THE BED SEVERAL TIMES AT NIGHT; urine light- colored, or the ammoniacal smell of the urine stains the linen dark; claycolored yellowish sediment, adhering to the sides and bottom of the vessel.
Ferrum-iod [Ferr-i]
Similar indications, differing according to adjectivum.
Ferrum-phos [Ferr-p]
Similar indications, differing according to adjectivum.
Hyoscyamus [Hyos]
Frequent micturition with scanty discharge; involuntary, though he gets up several times during the night, which breaks his rest and makes him feel miserable.
Kali-brom [Kali-br]
Enuresis nocturna from too profound sleep of children, who sometimes scream out in their sleep as if they had nightmare.
Kali-phos [Kali-p]
Adynamia and a scorbutic state of child.
Kreosotum [Kreos]
Great difficulty to waken the child out of his sleep; he wets the bed when he DREAMS THAT HE IS URINATING IN A DECENT MANNER, it wakes him up finally, but he cannot retain it, (<) when lying down, (>) when walking or standing; teeth decay early.
Lac-caninum [Lac-c]
Frequent and profuse urination; at night she DREAMS OF URINATING AND WETS THE BED.
Mercurius [Merc]
In children who perspire profusely, and whose urine is hot, acrid, sour-smelling, with sudden, irresistible desire to urinate.
Petroleum [Petr]
Weakness of neck of bladder, urine still drops out after urination; enuresis nocturna; nightmare.
Plantago [Plan]
Copious micturition; atony of sphincter.
Quassia [Quas]
Excessive desire to urinate, and impossibility to retain the urine; copious micturition by day and night; as soon AS THE CHILD WAKES UP THE BED IS DRENCHED.
Rhus-tox [Rhus-t]
Urine involuntary at night and while at rest weakness of bladder, with constant dribbling and inconvenient desire to pass water.
Selenium [Sel]
Involuntary urination when walking; dripping after stool or micturition; urine red, or of a dark color (Ferrum, light color).
Sepia [Sep]
Follows well after Causticum; child or adult wets the bed as soon as he goes to bed-ALWAYS DURING FIRST SLEEP; urging to urinate from pressure on bladder; frequent micturition at night.
Silicea [Sil]
Enuresis nocturna, especially in children suffering from worms or chorea; weakness of urinary organs and constant desire to urinate.
Squilla [Squil]
Especially for strumous or cachectic children who are troubled with worms; inability to retain the urine on account of abnormal irritation of the lining membrane of the bladder, often of rheumatic origin.
Sulphur [Sulph]
Disagreeable sensation of hunger with flashes of heat (11 A.M.); pale, lean children, with large abdomen, who love sugar and highly seasoned food and abhor to be washed; (<) after midnight.