Arnica [Arn]
Tympanitic distention of abdomen, frequent urging to stool; had swelling of right side of abdomen, with severe pain when touched, (>) by escape of flatus.
Carbo-veg [Carb-v]
Accumulation of flatus in right side of upper abdomen, more towards back, with pinching pains; much flatus and destination of abdomen from decomposition of food, which usually digestion easily, (>) from passing wind upward and downward flatus collects here and there in abdomen gradually passing down in rectum, with heat.
China [Chin]
Abdomen distended wants to belch ERUCTATIONS AFFORD NO RELIEF; tympanitic abdomen, pressure as from a hard body in mid-sternum, as if food were lying there, or spasmodic, constrictive pains from incarcerated flatulence, (<) at night and after depletion, mornings; flatulence from excessive tea-drinking, from fruit; emission of flatus, often very foetid; without relief.
Cocculus [Cocc]
Great distention of abdomen from uterine troubles, spasmodic flatulent colic, with sensational s if sharp stones rubbed together at every movement, BELCHING RELIEVES, BUT DOWNWARD GIVE NO RELIEF, (<) by coughing; considerable nervous oppression of lungs.
Colchicum [Colch]
Great distention of abdomen with gas, as if he had eaten too much, contracts spasmodically when touched, (>) FROM BENDING DOUBLE; metastasis of gout.
Colocynthis [Coloc]
Abdomen distended and painful, borborygmi; colic preceded by discharge of flatus; by lying stomach.
Lycopodium [Lyc]
Accumulation of flatulence which becomes INCARCERATED, pressure upward with full feeling, also downward on rectum and bladder; great fermentation in abdomen, with colic and discharge of much flatus.
Opium [Op]
Hard, bloated, tympanitic abdomen,ANTIPERISTALTIC ACTION, belching and vomiting; bowels downward seem absolutely closed, with urging to stool and anxiety.
Raphanus [Raph]
Distention of abdomen, followed by grouping, as if stool would occur; abdomen hard, as if filled with air, no pain, but cannot bear pressure, FLATUS FAIL TO PASS UPWARD OR DOWNWARD; sensation of heat, especially about umbilicus.
Terebinthina [Ter]
Tympany in typhoid, puerperal fever, abdomen, enormously distended, especially in later state (Chin, easily, a symptom of great debility).