Rumex Crispus in the Repertory
104 rubrics across 12 chapters · 57 italicised by Boericke
1 of these rubrics list Rumex Crispus 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Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Respiratory System52 rubrics · 33 verified
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Touch, pressure
- COUGH › AMELIORATION › Warming air by covering head with bedclothes [from]
- LARYNX › VOICE › Hoarseness › Worse › P.M. [in]
- LARYNX › VOICE › Hoarseness › Cold weather [from]
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Undressing, or uncovering body
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Lying down › Left side [on]
- TRACHEA › Dryness
- COUGH › TYPE › WHOOPING (Pertussis) › Concomitants › Diarrhoea
- COUGH › Hyperesthesia of mucosae
- LARYNX › VOICE › Timbre, varies continually
- LARYNX › VOICE › Hoarseness › Paretic
- CHEST › PAINS › LOCATION › Lung › Left › Lower portion
- BRONCHIAL TUBES › Irritation of tubes
- LARYNX › Burning
- COUGH › Prostration
- COUGH › Urine, involuntary, spurting
- COUGH › PAIN › Larynx
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Inspiration
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Cold air
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Tickling › Dust, feather [as from]
- LARYNX › Mucus
- COUGH › Rawness, soreness of chest
- CHEST › PAINS › LOCATION › Lung › Left › Apex and middle portion
- COUGH › EXPECTORATION › TYPE › Scanty
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Reading, laughing, singing, talking
- TRACHEA › Catarrh
- TRACHEA › Irritation, rawness, hypersensitiveness
- CHEST › PAINS › LOCATION › Intercostal (pleurodynia)
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Tickling › Throat [in]
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Lying down
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Tickling › Larynx [in]
- LUNGS › TUBERCULOSIS (phthisis pulmonalis) › Cough
- COUGH › TYPE › Chronic (phthisical)
- COUGH › TYPE › Laryngeal, nervous
- CHEST › Sensitiveness, tenderness, rawness
- LARYNX › INFLAMMATION, LARYNGITIS › Acute, catarrhal
- CHEST › PAINS › LOCATION › Substernal
- LARYNX › Rawness, roughness, soreness, sensitiveness
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Tickling › Chest (substernal, suprasternal fossa) [in]
- COUGH › PAIN › Chest
- CHEST › PAINS
- COUGH › CAUSE, OCCURRENCE, AGGRAVATION › Evening, night
- COUGH › TYPE › Fatiguing, exhausting, irritating
- BRONCHIAL TUBES › BRONCHITIS, Inflammation › Acute
- COUGH › EXPECTORATION › TYPE › Viscid, tenacious, difficult of raising
- CHEST › PAINS › Type › Stitching, tearing, darting, shooting
- COUGH › TYPE › Spasmodic, paroxysmal, nervous, violent, suffocative
- BRONCHIAL TUBES › BRONCHITIS, Inflammation › Chronic (winter catarrhs)
- LARYNX › VOICE › Hoarse, aphonia
- COUGH › TYPE › Dry, hard, racking, hacking, short, tight, tickling
- COUGH
- LUNGS › TUBERCULOSIS (phthisis pulmonalis)
Modalities13 rubrics · 8 verified
- AMELIORATIONS › Mouth, covered
- AGGRAVATION › Uncovering
- AGGRAVATION › Midnight › Before
- AGGRAVATION › Left side
- AGGRAVATION › Morning › Early › 2 - 5 A.M.
- AGGRAVATION › Lying › Down
- AGGRAVATION › Morning
- AGGRAVATION › Air › Cold, dry
- AMELIORATIONS › Warmth › Heat
- AGGRAVATION › Evening
- AGGRAVATION › Eating
- AGGRAVATION › Cold
- AGGRAVATION › Night
Abdomen12 rubrics · 4 verified
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Sudden, imperative, cannot wait
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › CAUSE › Tuberculosis [from]
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › MODALITIES › Aggravations › Morning, early
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Brown, dark
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Painless
- GURGLING, rumbling, borborygmus
- ANUS - RECTUM › Itching (Pruritus)
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › Chronic
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Offensive, cadaverous
- JAUNDICE (icterus)
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › TYPE OF STOOL › Watery › Thin
- DIARRHOEA, Enteritis › Acute
Skin11 rubrics · 5 verified
- PRURITUS (itching of skin) › Modalities › Ameliorated from › Warmth
- PRAIRIE ITCH
- URTICARIA (hives, nettle rash) › MODALITIES › AGGRAVATIONS › Cold [from]
- PRURITUS (itching of skin) › Modalities › Worse from › Exposure, cold air
- ECZEMA › Strumous persons [of]
- FORMICATION › Tingling, numbness
- PRURIGO
- LICHEN › SIMPLEX
- PRURITUS (itching of skin) › Modalities › Worse from › Undressing; warmth of bed; at P. M.
- DERMATALGIA › Pain, sensitiveness, soreness
- PRURITUS (itching of skin)