Ignatia Amara in the Repertory
536 rubrics across 24 chapters · 198 italicised by Boericke
25 of these rubrics list Ignatia Amara and no other remedy, and 72 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Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Abdomen47 rubrics · 21 verified
- ANUS - RECTUM › PROLAPSUS ANI › Stool, rectal spasm [With]
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › AMELIORATIONS › Walking [from]
- CONSTIPATION › CONCOMITANTS › Urging › Felt in upper abdomen
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › AGGRAVATION › Sitting [During]
- ANUS - RECTUM › PROLAPSUS ANI › Straining, overlifting [From]
- CONSTIPATION › CONCOMITANTS › Pain, compels child to desist from effort
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › CONCOMITANTS › Stitches in rectum during cough [With]
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › AGGRAVATION › Stool for hours [After]
- COLIC, PAIN › NATURE › Hysterical
- ANUS - RECTUM › PROLAPSUS ANI › Children [In]
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › Blind
- ANUS - RECTUM › REDNESS › Stricture
- CONSTIPATION › CONCOMITANTS › Prolapsus
- ANUS - RECTUM › Haemorrhage (enterrhagia) › Stool, during
- COLIC, PAIN › TYPE › Pulsating, bubbling
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › CONCOMITANTS › Backache [With]
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CAUSE › Emotional excitement, fright [from]
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CONCOMITANTS › AFTER STOOL › Prolapsus ani
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CONCOMITANTS › DURING STOOL › Flatus, fetid, expelled
- DIAPHRAGM › Inflammation (diaphragmitis)
- CONSTIPATION › CONCOMITANTS › Rectal pain, persistent
- ANUS - RECTUM › PAIN › Neuralgic (Proctalgia)
- ANUS - RECTUM › PROLAPSUS ANI › Diarrhoea, stool [With]
- FLATULENT › Flatulence › Hysterical
- WORMS › Oxyuris vermicularis
- ANUS - RECTUM › PAIN › Long lasting, after stool
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles) › Burning, smarting
- ANUS - RECTUM › PAIN › Splinter-like, pricking, stinging, stitching, cutting, shooting
- WEAK › Empty, sinking, relaxed feeling
- WORMS › Ascaris lumbricoides
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CONCOMITANTS › AFTER STOOL › Tenesmus (never-get-done feeling)
- CONSTIPATION › TYPE OF STOOL › Dry › Frequent urging [With]
- CONSTIPATION › TYPE › Rheumatic subjects, flatulence, indigestion [In] › Women [In]
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CONCOMITANTS › BEFORE STOOL › Urging, Painful
- FLATULENT › Flatulence › Incarcerated in flexures
- ANUS - RECTUM › PROLAPSUS ANI
- ANUS - RECTUM › PAIN › Contraction, spasmodic
- ANUS - RECTUM › Haemorrhage (enterrhagia)
- WORMS
- ANUS - RECTUM › ERUPTIONS, growths › Fissures, rhagades, excoriations, ulcerations, soreness, rawness
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CONCOMITANTS › DURING STOOL › Tenesmus › Urging painful
- ANUS - RECTUM › Itching (Pruritus)
- HAEMORRHOIDS (piles)
- COLIC, PAIN › TYPE › Colicky, crampy, constricting, cutting, griping, pinching
- COLIC, PAIN
- FLATULENT › Distention, fullness, heaviness, meteorism, tympanites
- CONSTIPATION