MEDICAL ASTROLOGY
els after eating: worse in warm weather, in the evening, after eating, while standing.
Carbo veg.—If caused by cold drinks, fat food, and after sickness.
Cham.—If caused from taking cold; from coffee, or tobacco; suitable for children.
Antim. crud.—After bathing; overheat; cold water, or cold food.
Coloc.—After eating cold, sour things; after anger; gripping paing; relieved by coffee, or smoking.
Dulc.—From taking-cold; during cold changes of the weather; worse at night.
Lycop.—From milk; oysters; worse about 4 P.M., a little food seems to fill the stomach full; bloated; flatulence.
Mercury sol.—In hot weather; sour smelling night-sweats; dysentery.
Podoph.—Greenish, watery stools; worse after eating or drinking; gripping colic.
Pulsat.—If caused from meat, ice cream, fruit, or tobacco; gripping pain in the bowels; chilliness; worse from warmth.
CONSTIPATION.
Bryonia.—Constipation in hot weather; stools hard and dry, look as if burnt.
Alumina.—Stools dry and light colored; inactivity of the bowels.
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