Minutus

I am looking for a rubric for a stool that has black threads in it that look like cotton in a child but mum doesn't think it is worms. All I can find is a rubric

RU, Stool; scrapings, shreddy; intestines, of, like: (see membranous:), apisin[1], arg-n[2], asar[1], asc-t[1], brom[1], bry[2], canth[3], carb-ac[2], colch[3], coloc[3], croc[1], cupr[1], ferr[2], graph[1], merc[2], merc-c[2], nit-ac[1], nux-v[1], petr[1], phos[1], phyt[1], sec[1], squil[1], sulph[1], verat[1]
RU, Stool; membranous: (see scrapings, shreddy:), aloe[1], arg-n[2], ars[1], brom[2], bry[1], calc[1], canth[3], carb-ac[2], colch[3], colchin[1], coloc[3], cupr[1], ferr[2], ferr-m[1], iod[1], kali-bi[1], kali-c[1], kali-n[1], kola[1], lach[2], lept[2], merc[1], merc-c[1], nit-ac[2], petr[1], phos[1], phyt[1], sec[1], sil[1], thymol[1], zinc[1]

which I don't think is it. It is only part of the case so may not be significant.

Any suggestions?

Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

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I reckon the bananas have it but if it turns out to anything other that is
untoward there is a rubric 'stool, filaments, like hair in' + also 'stool,
tendinous, parts'.

Best, Joy

www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 28/10/04 12:05 pm, rochelle at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:

I am looking for a rubric for a stool that has black threads in it that look
like cotton in a child but mum doesn't think it is worms. All I can find
is a rubric

RU, Stool; scrapings, shreddy; intestines, of, like: (see membranous:),
apisin[1], arg-n[2], asar[1], asc-t[1], brom[1], bry[2], canth[3],
carb-ac[2], colch[3], coloc[3], croc[1], cupr[1], ferr[2], graph[1],
merc[2], merc-c[2], nit-ac[1], nux-v[1], petr[1], phos[1], phyt[1], sec[1],
squil[1], sulph[1], verat[1]
RU, Stool; membranous: (see scrapings, shreddy:), aloe[1], arg-n[2], ars[1],
brom[2], bry[1], calc[1], canth[3], carb-ac[2], colch[3], colchin[1],
coloc[3], cupr[1], ferr[2], ferr-m[1], iod[1], kali-bi[1], kali-c[1],
kali-n[1], kola[1], lach[2], lept[2], merc[1], merc-c[1], nit-ac[2],
petr[1], phos[1], phyt[1], sec[1], sil[1], thymol[1], zinc[1]

which I don't think is it. It is only part of the case so may not be
significant.

Any suggestions?

Regards
Rochelle
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Thanks Joy - I knew there was another rubric as I have found it before - filaments sounds just like it..

Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

Just spoken to Mum and yes he has a banana every day!! She reckons it would have shown up because he had a loose stool that day!! Well done Jean!!

Rochelle

www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
I reckon the bananas have it but if it turns out to anything other that is
untoward there is a rubric 'stool, filaments, like hair in' + also 'stool,
tendinous, parts'.

Best, Joy

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Do you know how long it's been going on? I assume there's no possibility
that it's just something the child has been eating??? (If it looks like it
*could* be worms, why not just have the stool tested?)
Shannon

on 10/28/04 6:05 AM, rochelle at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:

How about:
STOOL - FILAMENTS like hair in feces

Toni

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "rochelle" wrote:
that look like cotton in a child but mum doesn't think it is
worms. All I can find is a rubric
membranous:), apisin[1], arg-n[2], asar[1], asc-t[1], brom[1], bry
[2], canth[3], carb-ac[2], colch[3], coloc[3], croc[1], cupr[1], ferr
[2], graph[1], merc[2], merc-c[2], nit-ac[1], nux-v[1], petr[1], phos
[1], phyt[1], sec[1], squil[1], sulph[1], verat[1]
[2], ars[1], brom[2], bry[1], calc[1], canth[3], carb-ac[2], colch
[3], colchin[1], coloc[3], cupr[1], ferr[2], ferr-m[1], iod[1], kali-
bi[1], kali-c[1], kali-n[1], kola[1], lach[2], lept[2], merc[1],
merc-c[1], nit-ac[2], petr[1], phos[1], phyt[1], sec[1], sil[1],
thymol[1], zinc[1]
be significant.

Oops, just read this post. Sorry for the repeat with regard to
filaments like hair.

Toni
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, "rochelle" wrote:
before - filaments sounds just like it..
that is
also 'stool,