Adapted to cases where the gastric symptoms predominate (Ant. c., Puls.); tongue clean or slightly coated.
In all diseases with constant and continual nausea.
Nausea: with profuse saliva; vomiting of white, glairy mucus in large quantities, without relief; sleepy afterwards; worse from stooping; the primary effects of tobacco; of pregnancy.
Stomach: feels relaxed, as if hanging down (Ign., NAME_1.); clutching, squeezing, griping, as from a hand, each finger sharply pressing into intestines; worse from motion.
Flatulent, cutting colic about umbilicus.
Stool: grassy - green; of white mucus (Colch.); bloody; fermented, foamy, slimy; like frothy molasses.
Autumnal dysentery: cold nights, after hot days (Colch., Merc.).
Asiatic cholera, first symptoms, where nausea and vomiting predominate (Colch.).
Hemorrhage: active or passive, bright - red from all the orifices of the body (Erig., NAME_2.); uterine, profuse, clotted; heavy, oppressed breathing during; stitches from navel to uterus.
Cutting pains across abdomen from left to right (NAME_3 - from right to left, Lyc.).
Cough: dry, spasmodic, constricted, asthmatic.
Difficult breathing from least exercise; violent dyspnoea, with wheezing and anxiety about the stomach.
Whooping - cough; child loses breath, turns pale, stiff and blue; strangling, with gagging and vomiting of mucus; bleeding from nose or mouth (Indigo).
Cough, with rattling of mucus in bronchi when inspiring (Ant. t.); threatened suffocation from mucus.
Pains as if bones were all torn to pieces (as if broken, Eup).
Intermittent fever: in beginning of irregular cases; with nausea, or from gastric disturbance; after abuse of, or suppression from quinine
Intermittent dyspepsia, every other day at same hour; fever, with persistent nausea.
Oversensitive to heat and cold.

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