All... when Feras posed his query, he stated "arrow goes into her stomach from front to back" so I went looking in Stomach & Abdomen areas for the following Rubrics... Did I go looking for something Backwards since I read Rochelle's reply regarding using *Back* rubrics? I am trying to learn - this is NOT intended to be confrontational - so just offer me IF I went about this in a backwards method - OK? Thanks Patti @ iantd.com
STOMACH; PAIN; stitching; extending to; back (K524, G446): Bor., Chel., bar-c., carbn-s., con., dig., kali-c., laur., nicc., plb., ran-b., sabin., tab.
STOMACH; PAIN; tearing; extending; back, to (G446): sep.
STOMACH; PAIN; General; extending; back, to (K515, G439): Ran-b., chel., coch., con., ferr., ip., sulph., absin., aloe, am-c., arn., bad., bell., berb., bism., bor., calc-p., carb-v., crot-c., cupr., cycl., grat., guat., hep., ign., indg., kali-c., laur., lob., mag-m., nat-m., nicc., orni., ph-ac., phos., pitu-a., plb., puls., rob., rumx., sabin., sul-ac., ter., verat-v.
STOMACH; PAIN; General; extending; backward: Lyc., Phos., ars., bell., nux-v., sep., acon., agar., aloe, alum., am-c., anac., bar-c., berb., bism., bor., calc., canth., carb-v., chel., con., cupr., helo., hom., ign., kali-c., lept., mag-m., merl., mosch., nat-m., nicc., nux-m., ph-ac., plat., plb., puls., rob., rumx., sabad., sabin., sulph., tab., verat., verat-v.
STOMACH; PAIN; General; extending; back, to (K515, G439): Ran-b., chel., coch., con., ferr., ip., sulph., absin., aloe, am-c., arn., bad., bell., berb., bism., bor., calc-p., carb-v., crot-c., cupr., cycl., grat., guat., hep., ign., indg., kali-c., laur., lob., mag-m., nat-m., nicc., orni., ph-ac., phos., pitu-a., plb., puls., rob., rumx., sabin., sul-ac., ter., verat-v.
STOMACH; PAIN; General; extending; backward: Lyc., Phos., ars., bell., nux-v., sep., acon., agar., aloe, alum., am-c., anac., bar-c., berb., bism., bor., calc., canth., carb-v., chel., con., cupr., helo., hom., ign., kali-c., lept., mag-m., merl., mosch., nat-m., nicc., nux-m., ph-ac., plat., plb., puls., rob., rumx., sabad., sabin., sulph., tab., verat., verat-v.
ABDOMEN; FORMICATION, crawling (K549, G468) (Movements in): Plat., dulc., nat-c., acon-c., aesc., aloe, alumn., ant-t., ars., asaf., calad., calc., calc-p., camph., carb-v., caust., chel., chin., colch., coloc., croto-t., cycl., grat., ign., mag-m., merc., nux-v., oena., paeon., pall., petr., pic-ac., plb., puls., stann., zinc.
ABDOMEN; INFLAMMATION, peritonitis, enteritis (K552, G471): Acon., Ant-t., Apis, Ars., Bell., Bry., Colch., Hyos., Iris, Lach., Laur., Lyc., Phos., Pyrog., Rhus-t., Ter., acet-ac., arn., bapt., cact., calc., canth., carb-v., cham., coll., coloc., crot-c., crot-h., echi., ferr., gels., ip., kali-c., kali-chl., kali-n., lept., merc., merc-c., mez., nuph., nux-v., op., ox-ac., puls., sec., sil., sin-n., stram., sulph., uran-n., verat., verat-v., wye., abrot., act-sp., adlu., aesc., aethi-a., agar., agn., ail., alco., alf., all-s., aloe, alum., alumn., am-c., am-caust., ambr., ammc., anag., anan., ant-c., aran., aran-ix., arg., arg-n., arist-cl., ars-i., asaf., asar., asc-t., astac., atro., aur., aur-m., bac., bar-c., bar-m., bell-p., berb., beryl., bism., bol., bold., bufo, but-ac., cadm-s., cael., calad., calc-f., calc-i., calc-s., calc-sil., camph., cann-i., cann-s., caps., carb-an., carc., card-m., cean., chel., chelo., chim., chin., chin-s., chion., chloram., chlorpr., cic., cimic., cit-l., clem., cob-n., cocc., coch., coff., coli., con., cop., corn., cortiso., cub., cupr., cupr-acet., cupr-ar., cupr-s., cur., cyn-d., cyt-l., dig., dios., diosm., dol., dros., dulc., dys-co., eberth., eucal., eup-per., euph-c., ferr-ar., ferr-m., ferr-p., fl-ac., flor-p., gamb., gins., graph., grat., grin., guat., ham., hed., hep., hip-ac., hippoz., hist., hoit., hydr., hydro-c., ign., iod., iodof., ipom., iris-t., jal., jug-c., junc., kali-ar., kali-bi., kali-i., kali-m., kali-p., lac-d., lap-a., lycps., mag-c., mag-m., mag-s., malar., mand., mang., mang-m., mang-s., med., menis., merc-d., merc-i-f., merc-i-r., merc-s., mim-p., morg., morg-g., morph., mosch., mur-ac., myric., nat-ar., nat-c., nat-m., nat-s., nit-ac., nit-m-ac., nux-m., nym., oci., osm., ost., pall., parat., petr., ph-ac., phys., phyt., pin-s., pitu-a., pitu-p., plb., plb-i., podo., polym., prot., psor., ptel., rad-br., raja-s., ran-b., ran-s., rauw., rham-cath., rhus-v., ric., rob., sabal., sabin., samb., sang., sanguin-n., sant., saroth., sarr., scroph-n., sel., senec., sep., sol-n., solin., spig., spong., squil., stann., staph., stel., stroph-s., succ., sul-ac., sul-i., sulfa., syc-co., tab., tarax., tell., tere-ch., thlaspi, thuj., thymol., til., trio., tub., tub-k., tub-r., urt-u., ven-m., vip., vip-a., wies., xero, zinc-s., zinc-val.
ABDOMEN; PAIN; General (K554, G473): Ars., Bry., Canth., Cham., Cocc., Colch., Coloc., Cupr., Cupr-acet., Cupr-ar., Dulc., Graph., Ip., Kali-ar., Kali-c., Nat-s., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Podo., Puls., Pyrog., Sec., Sep., Sulph., Verat., aesc., aeth., all-c., aloe, alum., am-c., am-m., apis, asaf., asar., bamb-a., bell., bol., brom., calc., calc-p., calc-s., caps., carb-v., carl., cast-eq., cast-v., chel., chin., cimic., cina, coff., colocin., cop., dios., euph., ferr., gins., gran., hydrc., iris, kali-n., lac-d., laur., led., mag-m., meph., merc., merc-c., merc-pr-r., mez., nat-c., nat-m., nux-m., onis., ox-ac., petr., psor., ran-b., raph., rheum, rhus-t., rumx., sabin., seneg., senn., sil., stann., staph., stry., tarent., ter., thuj., ???, abrot., absin., acet-ac., acon., acon-l., act-sp., agar., agar-cps., agar-em., agar-ph., agar-se., agar-st., agn., ail., alco., alet., all-s., allox., alst-s., alum-p., alum-sil., alumn., am-acet., am-caust., ambr., aml-n., ammc., amn-l., amyg-am., amyg-p., anac., anan., androc., ang., ango., anis., ant-c., ant-o., ant-s., ant-t., anthr., anthro., apoc., aq-pet., aral., aran., aran-ix., aran-s., arg., arg-n., arge., arist-cl., arist-m., arn., ars-h., ars-i., ars-met., ars-s-f., arum-d., arum-i., arum-t., arund., asc-t., asim., aspar., astac., aster., atha., atra-r., atro., aur., aur-ar., aur-fu., aur-i., aur-m., aur-s., ba-sv., ba-tn., bad., bals-p., bapt., bapt-c., bar-acet., bar-c., bar-i., bar-m., bar-s., bell-p., benz-ac., benz-n., berb., berbin., bism., blatta, bol-s., bold., bond., bor., both-l., bov., brach., bran., bruc., bufo, but-ac., buth-aust., cact., cadm., cadm-s., cahin., caj., calad., calc-acet., calc-ar., calc-f., calc-i., calc-sil., camph., canch., cand-a., cann-i., cann-s., carb-ac., carb-an., carbn-o., carbn-s., carc., card-m., casc., cass., cast., caul., caust., cean., cedr., cench., cent., chap., chelo., chen-a., chen-v., chim., chim-m., chin-ar., chin-s., chion., chlf., chlol., chlor., chloram., choc., chol., cic., cic-m., cimx., cinnb., cist., cit-v., clem., cob., cob-n., coc-c., coca, coch., cod., colchin., coll., com., con., conv., convo-a., convo-d., corn., corn-f., cortico., cot., croc., crot-c., crot-h., croto-t., cub., cund., cupr-s., cur., cycl., cyt-l., daph., ferr-sil., dig., digin., diosm., dirc., dol., dor., dros., dys-co., echi., elae., elaps, elat., electr., equis., erig., ery-a., eucal., eug., euon., euon-a., eup-per., eup-pur., euph-c., euph-pe., euphr., eupi., fab., fago., fel., ferr-ar., ferr-c., ferr-i., ferr-m., ferr-p., ferr-s., ferul., fil., fl-ac., foll., form., form-ac., frag., franz., gad., gall-ac., gamb., gast., gels., gent-c., gent-l., geum, glon., glyc-g., gnaph., grat., grin., gua., guai., guare., guat., gymn., haem., ham., hed., hedeo, helia., helin., hell., hell-f., hell-o., hell-v., helon., hep., hip-ac., hipp., ho., hom., hura, hydr., hydro-c., hydrog., hyos., hyper., iber., ign., ilx-a., ind., indg., influ., inul., iod., iodof., ipom., iris-t., itu, jac., jac-c., jal., jatr., jug-c., jug-r., junc., juni-c., just., kali-acet., kali-bi., kali-br., kali-chl., kali-chls., kali-chr., kali-cy., kali-fcy., kali-i., kali-ox., kali-p., kali-pic., kali-s., kali-sil., kalm., kiss., kreos., lac-ac., lac-c., lach., lact., lam., lap-a., lap-gr-m., lap-mar-c., lat-m., lath., lec., lepi., lept., lil-s., lil-t., lim., linu-c., lipp., lith-be., lith-c., lith-m., lob., lob-c., lob-d., lob-s., lol., lon-c., lup., lyc., lycps., lyss., mag-c., mag-p., mag-s., magn-gr., malar., manc., mang., mang-o., med., mel-c-s., mela., menth., meny., merc-br., merc-cy., merc-d., merc-i-f., merc-i-r., merc-n., merc-pr-a., merc-s., merl., mill., mim-p., mit., mom-b., morbill., morg., morg-g., morph., mosch., mur-ac., murx., myric., naja, nat-ar., nat-n., nat-p., nat-sil., nicc., nit-ac., nuph., nyct., nym., oci., oena., ol-an., ol-j., olnd., onos., opl., opun-v., oreo., orig., osm., ost., ovi-g-p., ozone, paeon., pall., par., paraf., parth., paull-p., ped., perh., peti., ph-ac., phel., phys., physal., phyt., pic-ac., piloc., pin-s., pip-m., pitu-a., pix., plan., plat., plat-m., plb., plb-acet., plect., plumbg., pneu., polyg., polym., polyp-p., prim-o., prot., prun., psil., ptel., puls-n, quas., querc., rad-br., ran-s., rat., rham-cath., rhod., rhus-g., rhus-v., rib-ac., ric., rob., rumx-a., russ., ruta, sabad., sabal., sac-alb., samb., sang., sanguin-n., sanic., sant., sapin., sapo., sarr., sars., schin., scroph-n., sed-ac., sel., senec., sin-a., sin-n., sol-ps., sol-t., sol-t-ae., sphing., spig., spira., spong., squil., stach., stel., stict., still., stram., stront-c., stroph., stroph-s., sul-ac., sul-h., sul-i., sulfa., sumb., syc-co., syph., tab., tanac., tann-ac., tarax., tarent-c., tax., tell., tep., term-c., tet., teucr., thal., ther., thyr., til., tril-c., trio., trom., tub., tus-p., upa., uran-n., urt-c., urt-u., ust., valer., vario., verat-v., verb., verin., vib., vichy-g., viol-t., vip., visc., wies., wye., xan., yuc., zinc., zinc-chr., zinc-fcy., zinc-m., zinc-o., zinc-p., zinc-s., zing.
ABDOMEN; PAIN; General; paroxysmal (K559, G476): Coloc., Cupr., alum., bell., cham., cocc., cupr-ar., cycl., dios., gels., ign., mag-p., nux-v., plb., raph., stann., androc., ant-t., ars., asaf., berb., calad., carb-v., chel., chion., coff., colch., cupr-acet., dig., eupi., fago., ferr., ferr-ar., ferr-p., gent-c., graph., ip., kali-ar., kali-c., kali-p., kalm., lac-c., lat-m., lipp., lyc., mag-c., mag-m., merl., nat-c., nat-p., ol-an., olnd., ox-ac., ph-ac., plat., podo., puls., ran-s., samb., sang., sars., sec., staph., teucr., thuj., verb., zinc., zinc-p.
ABDOMEN; PAIN; General; extending; back, to (K561, G478): Ars., Sep., tab., acon., aesc., agar., alum., arn., bell., bor., cact., calc., camph., canth., carb-v., caust., chel., chin., coc-c., cocc., colch., coloc., con., croc., cupr., elat., fago., ferr., gels., gent-l., graph., ign., iod., jatr., kali-bi., kali-n., kali-p., kreos., laur., lyc., mag-m., mag-p., merc-c., naja, nat-s., nux-m., nux-v., phos., plb., ptel., puls., sil., sul-ac., sulph., teucr., verat., xan.
ABDOMEN; PAIN; drawing; drawn spasmodically backwards, as if: cocc., cupr.
Respectfully yours,
Patti Mount, President IANTD World Headquarters
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Hello,
Today somebody told me that she has got stomach inflammation and she has the peculiar sensation that an arrow goes into her stomach from front to back. What is the appropriate rubric (and remedies)?
Sincerely, Feras Hakkak
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QUESTION Peculiar sensation in stomach
Re: QUESTION Peculiar sensation in stomach
Hi Patti,
I was just looking for any rubric that had a shooting pain with the stomach
going through to the back. The fact that it looks as if it is vice versa is
that this is all I could find. Maybe the arrow feeling is not a shooting
pain? This needs to be discussed with the patient.
Your rubrics I would say are better than the ones I came up with as at least
they are going the correct way!!
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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I was just looking for any rubric that had a shooting pain with the stomach
going through to the back. The fact that it looks as if it is vice versa is
that this is all I could find. Maybe the arrow feeling is not a shooting
pain? This needs to be discussed with the patient.
Your rubrics I would say are better than the ones I came up with as at least
they are going the correct way!!
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Re: QUESTION Peculiar sensation in stomach
Thanks for the reply Rochelle! When I reviewed the rubrics choices I felt compelled to also pick some of the more general ones (with lengthy remedy listings) since truly little information was offered (i.e. shooting pain) compared to the multitude of choices that exist in those reperitization lists, I must agree with you there! I also really appreciate your noting that I was not attempting to be confrontational but rather trying to learn...
Respectfully yours,
Patti Mount, President IANTD World Headquarters
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Hi Patti,
I was just looking for any rubric that had a shooting pain with the stomach
going through to the back. The fact that it looks as if it is vice versa is
that this is all I could find. Maybe the arrow feeling is not a shooting
pain? This needs to be discussed with the patient.
Your rubrics I would say are better than the ones I came up with as at least
they are going the correct way!!
Regards
Rochelle
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Respectfully yours,
Patti Mount, President IANTD World Headquarters
Patti@iantd.com http://www.iantd.com
Shogun's Webpage http://www.iantd.com/Shogun/Puppy.html
Ariel's Webpage & Pedigree http://www.iantd.com/Ariel/Ariel.htm
Hi Patti,
I was just looking for any rubric that had a shooting pain with the stomach
going through to the back. The fact that it looks as if it is vice versa is
that this is all I could find. Maybe the arrow feeling is not a shooting
pain? This needs to be discussed with the patient.
Your rubrics I would say are better than the ones I came up with as at least
they are going the correct way!!
Regards
Rochelle
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Re: QUESTION Peculiar sensation in stomach
Look also for sticking & stitching
The directional modality should be preserved as given by the client.
Dave Hartley
www.localcomputermart.com/dave
Santa Cruz, CA (831)423-4284
The directional modality should be preserved as given by the client.
Dave Hartley
www.localcomputermart.com/dave
Santa Cruz, CA (831)423-4284