STOMACH TROUBLE.
Dr. A. H. A., thirty-six years old, has had stomach trouble for six or eight months. A specialist called it “Ulcer of the stomach.” He has had the stomach washed out, and has taken much strong medicine, and now appears hopeless, as no progress has been made.
Nov. 2, 1902. Aversion to breakfast (with nausea). Weakness in morning before breakfast. Sometimes before lunch. Stomach-sinking sensation before breakfast. (Kali-bi.) No thirst. Sternum-sore sensation as if deep within; (<) from exertion (Kali-bi.) Neck muscular soreness. Trachea sensation as of a string pulling, when clearing the larynx. Chilly patient extremely sensitive to cold. (>) when at rest. Constipation last summer, not now. Feet perspire; Cold at nights when going to bed. Sensitive to drafts. “Catches cold” easily; Affects nose and throat. Scalp-dandruff. Kali-bi. 10m.
Nov. 16. Improved generally. Sternum-some soreness. Larynx tightness. Sac. lac.
Nov. 30. Improved. Neck sensation of cord drawn down on r. side to chest. Sac. lac.
Dec. 14. Improvement general; Chest and sternum. Nose and throat trouble when wakens in morning. Soreness when swallows. Kali-bi. 10m.
Jan. 25 and Mar. 3, 1913. Kali-bi. 50m. Reported from time to time improved.
He is now a robust man with no symptoms, and is a great friend of Homoeopathy.