Rheum

Guernsey, Key Notes to the Materia Medica, 1887, p. 154

We use this remedy most particularly for sour smelling children; stools, vomit, breath, all smell sour. Before or during stool there are colicky pains about the umbilicus; straining before stool, and finally voided with ease; infants who cry a great deal with colic, in the night; tenesmus without stool.

Affections of the left side of the body. Sensation of crepitation in any part of the body. Perspiration on upper part of the body,

Remedies following p. 155

Bellad., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sulphur.

Antidote p. 155

Camphor.

Rheum in the other books