Carduus Marianus in the Repertory
59 rubrics across 12 chapters · 16 italicised by Boericke
1 of these rubrics list Carduus Marianus and no other remedy, and 4 list three or fewer. Those are the most distinctive, so they are shown first in each chapter.
Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Abdomen20 rubrics · 9 verified
- CATARRH › Gastroduodenal
- CONSTIPATION › TYPE › Alternating, with diarrhoea
- COLIC, PAIN › NATURE › Biliary, gallstone colic
- GALLBLADDER › Billiary Colic
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Bilious
- GALLBLADDER › BILIARY CALCULI (cholelithiasis)
- LIVER › Atrophy (cirrhosis)
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › Bleeding
- CONSTIPATION › TYPE OF STOOL › Dry › Difficult, scanty, knotty, ball or dung-like
- TYPHILITIS, appendicitis
- LIVER › Enlargement (hypertrophy)
- SPLEEN › Enlargement
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Yellow
- LIVER › Sensitiveness to touch, pressure
- SENSITIVE, TENDER TO TOUCH, PRESSURE
- LIVER › Pain (hepatalgia)
- LIVER › CONGESTION (hyperemia, fullness, torpidity)
- JAUNDICE (icterus)
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles)
- LIVER › Affections in general
Stomach10 rubrics · 2 verified
- VOMITING, retching › TYPE › Acid, sour
- APPETITE › PERVERTED › AVERSIONS › Meat
- VOMITING, retching › TYPE › Bilious (green, yellow)
- PAIN (gastrodynia) › Type › Cutting, lancinating, stitching, spasmodic, Paroxysmal, darting, tearing, shooting
- SENSATION › Tenderness, to contact, Pressure, jars
- BILIOUSNESS
- APPETITE › Defective, lost (anorexia)
- NAUSEA (qualmishness)
- VOMITING, retching
- INDIGESTION - DYSPEPSIA
Respiratory System5 rubrics
Head5 rubrics
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Concomitants › Liver disturbances
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Concomitants › Tongue coated, fetor oris, etc.
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Concomitants › Tendency to fall [with] › Forward
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Constrictive, band-like, squeezing
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Aching, dull