Prunus Spinosa in the Repertory
61 rubrics across 14 chapters · 14 italicised by Boericke
Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Urinary System13 rubrics · 1 verified
- BLADDER › PAIN › MODALITIES › AGGRAVATIONS › Walking [from]
- BLADDER › PAIN › TYPE › Cramp-like, constricting
- URINATION › COMPLAINTS › AFTER ACT › PAINS › Cutting, tearing, stitching
- URINARY FLOW › DESIRE › Imperative, irresistible, sudden
- BLADDER › PAIN
- URINARY FLOW › STRANGURY
- URINATION › URINE › COLOR, APPEARANCE › Brown, dark
- BLADDER › TENESMUS VESICAE
- BLADDER › IRRITABILITY › Bladder and neck
- BLADDER › INFLAMMATION (cystitis) › Chronic
- BLADDER › INFLAMMATION (cystitis) › Acute
- URINARY FLOW › SCANTY FLOW
- URINARY FLOW › DESIRE › FREQUENT
Eyes13 rubrics · 6 verified
- IRIDOCHOROIDITIS
- VITREOUS OPACITIES › Turbid
- PAIN › Type › Enlarged feeling, bursting
- OCULAR › Tension › Decreased
- PAIN › Modalities › Aggravation › Right side
- PAIN › Location › Ciliary body
- CHOROID › Inflammation (choroiditis) › Disseminated and simple
- CILIARY › Neuralgia
- PAIN › Type › Pressive, crushing
- PAIN › Type › Neuralgic
- GLAUCOMA
- PAIN › Type › Shooting, stitching, darting, cutting
- PAIN › Location › Eyeballs
Abdomen7 rubrics · 1 verified
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CONCOMITANTS › DURING STOOL › Burning in anus
- ANUS - RECTUM › PAIN › Bearing down, pressing
- ANUS - RECTUM › Burning › Stool › After
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CONCOMITANTS › AFTER STOOL › Anus burning
- ANUS - RECTUM › Burning › Smarting, heat
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Mucous, slimy
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › Acute
Head6 rubrics · 1 verified
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Location › Frontal › Extending to occiput, nape of neck and aspine
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Pressing › Asunder
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Shifting, shooting, stinging, tearing
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Location › Frontal › Extending to eyes, root of nose, face, etc.
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Location › Semilateral (hemicrania)
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Location › Frontal