Aloe
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 508
Characteristic symptoms
J jaundice ; old, putrefying, even gangrenous ulcers ; caries ; (edematous swellings ; burns ; rush of blood to the head, especially from stagnation of blood in the portal system ; hammering headache ; watering of the eyes ; spots and other diseases of the cornea ; ulcers on the lips and gums ; aphthae and ulcers on the tongue ; bleeding from the mouth ; cramps in the stomach ; weakness of digestion in phlegmatic persons; vomiting with constipation; haematemesis ; spleen swollen and indurated ; pains in the liver ; gall-stones; swelling and induration of the mesenteric glands; ascites; abdominal tubercles ; diarrhœa with colicky pains and urgent calls to go to stool ; grayish white stools ; constipation from atony of the bowels ; accumulation of faeces in bowels from long-continued constipation ; want of secretion of bile; dysenteric diarrhœa, frequent stools of bloody water, fainting while at stool; suppressed haemorrhoids; pituita in abdomen ; ascarides ; sense of heat or excoriations on anus, perinseum and sexual organs ; uterine pains, suppressed menstruation ; chlorosis ; sterility ; rush of blood to the chest ; dyspnoea ; goitres.