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The answer is 'Leptandra'.

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Gregory Pais for their correct answer and useful
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Ardavan Shahrdar, MD

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and Hahnemannian homoeopathy.

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FTRN 79 was:

It is an important remedy in liver affections esp when
symptoms are accompanied by jaundice and 'black tarry
stools'.

There is a sore, burning pain in the liver region or
near gall bladder extending to navel or left scapula.
There is rumbling in abdomen with urging to stool
which is amelirated by passing a 'dark fetid stool'.

Passing stool is often accompanied by umbilical pain.
The patient is depressed and hopless with thought of
disease. 'Hopelessness & hepatic affections'.

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