HERNIA [Hernia]:

-Lilienthal.S

Aconite [Acon]
Violent inflammation of the incarcerated hernia, with burning pains in abdomen as from hot coals, extreme sensitiveness to contact; nausea, bitter bilious vomiting; anguish and cold sweat.
Arsenicum [Ars]
Hard, bloated abdomen; burning pain with anguish; sensation of coldness in upper part of abdomen; constant vomiting; great anguish, restlessness, tossing about, feeling as if the intestines became twisted; GANGRENE OF THE HERNIAL TUMOUR.
Aurum [Aur]
Pressure in abdominal ring as if hernia would protrude while sitting; protrusion of inguinal hernia, with great cramplike pains; INGUINAL HERNIA OF CHILDREN, umbilical hernia of children, caused by crying.
Belladonna [Bell]
Constriction of abdomen around the navel, as if a lump or a ball would form there; feeling as if a hard body pressed from within outward at right inguinal ring, the part not feeling hard to touch while sitting with the body bent forward; distention of abdomen, neither hard nor painful; colic, as if a spot in abdomen were seized by nails; local inflammation.
Borax [Bor]
Infantile hernia; the child dreads downward motion, is frightened by every little noise, does not thrive; brown, watery diarrhoea.
Bryonia [Bry]
Hard swelling of hypochondria and around navel; painful twisting around umbilicus, with stitches; constipation.
Calcarea-carb [Calc]
Infantile hernia; considerable distention of abdomen, with colic; constant gurgling in abdomen; very open fontanelles, perspires about head when sleeping.
Carbo-veg [Carb-v]
Great anxiety, with uneasiness in abdomen; meteorism, with loud rumbling, foetid or odorless flatus; clothing oppresses, can hardly be endured; abdomen feels as if hanging heavily; walks bent; foulness of parts as if strangulated.
Cepa [All-c]
Pressure in left inguinal ring; hernia in left groin most protruded and strangulated; restlessness and fever.
Cocculus [Cocc]
Rupture worse on right side, fulness in groin with sensation as if all would give way there; feeling of laceration in intestines; distention of abdomen; painful inclination to hernia, especially after rising from sitting; protrusion takes place slowly as if from paralytic state of abdominal ring; umbilical hernia; incarcerated hernia; vomiting with bruised pain in intestines, great weakness and inability to stand; stubborn constipation; after failure of Nux-v.
Coffea [Coff]
Strangulated inguinal hernia, taxis becomes easier after a cup of strong coffee.
Colocynthis [Coloc]
Pain in groin like from a hernia, and on pressure sensation as if hernia would recede; abdomen distended and painful.
Cubeba [Cub]
Femoral hernia; sensation of weight, pressure and pain about femoral ring; downward pressure and weight, (<) after walking, riding, lifting, and especially before and during menses. Cuprum [Cupr] Intussusception of bowels with singultus, violent colic, faecal vomiting, great agony and anxiety. Lachesis [Lach] Gangrene threatens strangulated hernia; the skin covering the hernial tumor is mottled and dark; pain across abdomen; contractive feeling in abdomen; cutting, lacerating, burning pain; hernia exceedingly sensitive, will not admit handling. Lycopodium [Lyc] Inguinal hernia, right side; full, distended abdomen, with cold feet; grumbling and gurgling in abdomen; spasmodic contraction in abdomen; lacerating stitches in hernia; right inguinal hernia from relaxation produced by the chewing of tobacco. Nitric-acid [Nit-ac] Inguinal hernia, also of children; drawing pain in abdomen, with shuddering; frequent pinching and rumbling in abdomen, which is excessively sensitive. Nux-moschata [Nux-m] Umbilical hernia; abdomen enormously distended; cutting, pinching about navel, (>) from pressure on the tumor; nausea, vomiting, constipation; sensation of weakness in abdominal ring; left side mostly affected (Lyc., right).
Opium [Op]
Redness of face; distention of abdomen, vomiting of putrid matter, or of faeces and urine; pain in abdomen as if intestines were cut to pieces.
Plumbum-met [Plb]
INCARCERATED HERNIA; INTUSSUSCEPTION, WITH COLIC AND FAECAL VOMITING; inflammation and gangrene of the bowels; violent colic, abdomen drawn in, as if by a string, to spine; excessive pain in abdomen, especially around umbilicus.
Psorinum [Psor]
Inguinal hernia; pain through right groin when walking; abdomen distended.
Silicea [Sil]
Inguinal hernia; the child is very tender to the touch around the tumor.
Sulphuric-acid [Sul-ac]
Colic, with sensation as if a hernia would protrude; violent protrusion of an inguinal hernia; sour vomit, first water, then food; vomiting of drunkards; sensation of trembling, without visible trembling.
Tabacum [Tab]
Strangulated hernia, pallor of face, extremities cold and covered with clammy sweat; nausea, accompanied by burning heat in abdomen, rest of body cold; patient persists in uncovering abdomen.
Veratrum-alb [Verat]
INCARCERATED HERNIA, not inflamed, antiperistaltic action, hiccough, cold sweat, nausea, with sensation of fainting and violent thirst; INTUSSUSCEPTION OF BOWELS, great anguish, rushes about bent double, pressing the abdomen; cold feeling in abdomen, great sinking of strength, and empty feeling.