Aconite Acon
Constant fever, uneasiness and distress by spells; the parts are very tender to the touch.
Antimonium crud Ant-c
A great deal of crying, while tongue, vomiting diarrhoea, cough.
Borax ven Bor
Child cannot bear a downward motion; even when asleep it suddenly awakes by the downward motion to put it in its little bed; very nervous; least noise causes it to awaken, and then it cries all the time and does not thrive; brown, watery diarrhoea.
Calcarea carb Calc
In children of leucophlegmatic temperament, with large open fontanelles, much perspiration about the head; the child cries much. It may have two or three ruptures, yet in such cases Calc. alone will effect a cure in a few weeks or months.
Chamomilla Cham
Constant diarrhoea, the child is fretful and wants to be carried about.
Cina Cina
Child does not thrive and never sleeps quietly, is always in motion even in its most quiet sleep, which is never long at a time; when awake it always cries and is very cross, refusing everything offered; it is continually crying and worrying.
Lycopodium Lyc
Congenital hernia of right side (Nux v., left side). Child cries all and sleeps all night; red sand in the urine, screaming when urinating; rattling and commotion in the abdomen; colic and crying.
Natrum mur Nat-m
Infantile hernia, child thin, emaciated, sickly, with eruptions on face; desire for salt.
Nux vomica Nux-v
Large hernial tumor, often left inguinal, perhaps in the scrotum; crying spells, during which the feet are alternately drawn up and then stretched out again; colicky spells after midnight or in the morning; bowels rather costive, the stools being large, difficult and seldom, or small, frequent and painful; the child does not sleep well, has no appetite; if already walking about, the tumor looks blue.
Opium Op
Redness of the face; abdomen hard and distended; the child is soporous.
Psorinum Psor
Inguinal hernia, reaching down to the testicles; stinging sharp pains in inguinal glands.
Silicea Sil
The child is very tender to the touch around the hernial tumor, which is painful, and it feels easier it recedes; vomits up milk profusely after nursing; it dreads to be moved; frequent colicky pains relieved by the discharge of very offensive flatus.
Stannum Stann
The child is relieved by pressure of the knee, shoulder, of hand upon the abdomen.
Sulphuric acid Sul-ac
Hernia of infants with profound prostration; great disposition of the hernia to come down; (>) when quiet, (<) from coughing or breathing.
Sulphur Sulph
Scurfy skin which is easily abraded; sleeps only in short naps.
Thuja Thuj
Babies cry much when umbilicus protrudes; infantile hernia on left side, only quiet when thigh is flexed on abdomen to relieve pressure.