Skatol
Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 595
Represents the ultimate end of proteid decomposition and is a constituent of human feces.
Acne with auto-intoxication dependent upon intestinal decomposition.
Stomach and abdominal symptoms and frontal headache. Sluggishness with no ambition. Desire to curse and swear.
Mind p. 596
Lack of concentration; impossible to study; despondent; desire to be with people. Irritable. Felt mean towards everyone.
Head p. 596
Frontal headache, worse over left eye, in the evening, better by short sleep.
Gastric.—Tongue coated, foul taste. Salty taste to all cereals. Belching. Appetite increased. Light, yellow, narrow, very offensive stool. Intestinal dyspepsia.
Urinary p. 596
Frequent, scanty, burning, difficult.
Sleep p. 596
Increased desire to sleep; wakes unrefreshed, half doped feeling.
Relationship p. 596
Compare: Indol.; Baptis.; Sulph.
The book’s Dose section is left out: Samepath quotes the books but gives no dosing advice.