A repertory of gonorrhoea : with the concomitant symptoms of the genital and urinary organs / compiled by Samuel A. Kimball.

  • Kimball, Samuel A.
Date:
1888
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Credit: A repertory of gonorrhoea : with the concomitant symptoms of the genital and urinary organs / compiled by Samuel A. Kimball. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Strangury. —, : Aeon. Ant-ox. Ant-t. Apis, Am. Camph. Cann-i. Cann-s. Canth. Caps. Chimoph. China, Clem. Coleli. Con. Cop. Curare, Dig. Dulc. Elaps, Euphorb. Graph. Led. Mere. Merc-c. Mur-ac. Nux, Petr. Phos. Phos-ae. Puis. Sabin. Sars. Sil. Sulph. Tereb. Zinc. —, chronic, from standing on a cold pavement: Cale. —, from a cold, or cold drinks : Dulc. —, from stricture following gonorrhoea : Camph. —, lasting all day, with scanty urina- tion : Chelid. —, severe : Sars. —, spasmodic : Nux. —, violent: Canth. —, with bladder, pressure in : Sars. —, , hemorrhage from : Coleh. —, , tenesmus of : Caps. —, , — of neck of: Camph. —, — urine, bloody : Nitr. —, , involuntary dribbling of: Arn. Tenesmus. —, Aeon. Alumina, Ant-c. Arn. Aur-mur. Bell. Calc. Camph. Canth. Caps. Chimoph. Cinch-bol. Clem Tenesmus. Colch. Cop. Curare, Euphorb. Ferr. Ferr-iod. Jacea, Lach. Lith. Merc. Merc-c. Mur-ac. Nitr-ac. Nux, Phos. Psor. Puis. Rhus, Sabad. Sars. Sep. Sil. Tereb. —, and burning, with fever : Eucalyp. —, anxious, of the bladder, at night, with cutting in the abdomen: Graph. —, aggravated at 4 a. m. : Amm-m. Jacea, Kali-iod. —, better when walking in the after- noon : Lith. —, frequent: Ant-c. —, from spasm of neck of bladder : Arn. —, in evening, when walking : Lith. —, of urethra : Nitr-ac. —, on waking : Alumina. —, quick, strong, with painful sensation in middle of urethra : Lith. —, severe, as in gravel of bladder: Sars. —, violent: Canth. —, with cutting in genital organs, and distention of both hips: Borax. —, — discharge of white acrid pus and mucus : Sars. —, of a few drops of blood-red urine : Rhus.