STOMACH.

Acid eructations some hours after eating.

A constant feeling of satiety.

Appetite good, but nothing seems to taste as it should.

Inclination to vomit at 9 o'clock in the evening.

After eating, repeated urging to vomit with expulsion of the ingested

food.

Disturbance of the stomach with increase of saliva in the mouth as if

emesis must occur, with stinging pains in the forehead and cold over the

whole body, without thirst or feeling of heat following.

Hunger almost all the time.

Pain across the stomach as if a blow had been received.

The pain persists even after thirty-six hours.

On account of the severe pain in the stomach can only breathe slowly and

carefully.

The pains in the stomach extend to the chest, causing oppression

thereof, and then pass into the shoulders, with much belching and

alternating pains in the throat and in the spine.

Great sensibility of the stomach; cannot draw the vest together.

In walking, a feeling of relaxation in the region of the stomach as if

there was a sore in it which was causing pain.

Smoking soon causes pain in the stomach and tobacco is distasteful.

Pain as if from a beating in the region of the stomach; she wished to

gape and was obliged to support the region of the stomach with the hand,

thereupon arose a fixed pain in the left hypochondrium as if some of the

parts were being twisted.

Chill, heat and sweat, frequently alternating. The stomach swells up

like a ball and forces itself upwards; hard and very painful to the

touch; there is also very little appetite.

When the pains in the stomach subside, those in the teeth also

disappear, as if there was a causal relation between the two.

Weight in the stomach as if there was a stone placed upon it, in the

morning, evening and after dinner during the time of digestion, that is

from half an hour to an hour after meals.

Sometimes there occurs palpitation of the heart in connection with these

stomach symptoms, so severe that he is often incapacitated from doing

anything whatever.

After breakfast, between nine and ten o'clock, griping and drawing with

crawling in the stomach, which extends into the chest and between the

shoulders, causing oppression of the chest with a sense of heat.

The face and hands become hot and red and there is hot sweat upon the

upper part of the body, especially upon the forehead.

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