INDIGESTION

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1. INDIGESTION Constant desire to eat which gives ease momentarily, but the hunger is never assuaged and pain and distress may be again relieved by eating. He has to get up at night to eat something. Flatulence form emptiness. Patient hungry, better while eating, but worse afterwards. Relief while eating or from eating but the trouble soon returns. Dyspeptic pains return two hours, after eating....
2. Indigestion Alternate constipation and diarrhoea especially of old people; difficult hard stool, feces too large, childrens stools white, dry, with hard lumps of curd. Watery diarrhoea with cutting in bowels. Continuous discharge of mucus from the rectum. Diarrhoea after acids, sour wine, baths, overeating; slimy, flatulent stools. Hard lumps mixed with watery stool. Stools composed entirely of mucus. Mucus piles, continued oozing of mucus....
3. INDIGESTION Cinchona is useful in some disease of the bowels, especially when associated with marked tympany. The abdomen is enormously distended; when you percuss it, it gives forth a sound almost like that caused by shaking the tense head of a drum. It is particularly when this tympany occurs early in the disease that china dose good, then this symptom shows early debility....
4. INDIGESTION In the afternoon; in the evening; in the night; eructations ameliorate. Eructations after eating butter; Eructations after drinking; after eating; after milk; after rich food; after supper; Empty eructations. (afternoon) Eructations of food. Eructations tasting of food. Eructations foul; rancid; sour. Temporary relief from belching. Rancid, sour, or putrid eructations. Violent, empty, almost constant eructations....