Urinary Organs.

Lyssin.

Seeing or hearing running water excites desire to urinate.

Petrosel.

Sudden desire to urinate; child jumps up and down.

Puls.

Retention of urine with great desire, which is greatly < on lying, especially on the back.

Pareira.

Constant urging to urinate with violent pain in glans penis and straining; the pain is so great that it extorts cries from the patient; extends into the thighs; urine has strong ammoniacal smell, and contains large quantities of thick, tough mucus.

Opium.

Child makes no water, with full bladder, and has no stool; from nursing after the nurse had a furious fit of passion.

Ant. tart.

Painful urging to urinate, scanty discharge, dark red, or the last bloody, with stitches in the bladder and burning in urethra.

Kreosot.

Can only urinate when lying.

Coloc.

Urinates small quantities with frequent urging; foetid, thickening, viscid, jelly-like urine.

Equiset.

Severe dull pain in the bladder, which is not > after urinating.

Chim.

Chronic renal and vesical affections with an enormous amount of thick ropy mucous sediment in the urine.

Apis.

Urine scanty, dark sediment like coffee grounds.

Puls.

Wetting the bed, particularly little girls, or on coughing or sneezing.

Nat. mur.

Cutting in the urethra after micturation.

Caust.

Involuntary emission of urine when coughing, sneezing, blowing the nose or walking.

Phos. ac.

Must often rise at night in order to pass large quantities of colorless urine.

Hydrast.

Catarrh of the bladder, with thick, ropy mucous sediment in urine.

Petrol.

Constant dribbling of urine after micturation.

Merc. corr.

Urine scanty, bloody; albuminous, containing filaments; flocks or dark flesh-like pieces of mucous.

Zinc.

Sitting with the legs one over the other bending forward; can make but very little water; and still feels as if his bladder would burst.

Apis.

Scanty urination with absence of thirst (dropsy).

Phos. ac.

Urine like milk mixed with jelly-like pieces, and pain in the kidneys.

Stram.

Kidneys secrete lesser or none in acute diseases, especially children.

Cina.

The urine turns milky after standing a little.

Arn.

Bloody urine from mechanical causes.

Zinc.

Constant urging to pass water; only when sitting and bending backward can he discharge the same; much sand in the sediment.

Conium.

Much difficulty in voiding uring; the flow suddenly stops, then flows again, several times at each emission.

Ignat.

Frequent and abundant discharge of watery urine (hysterical women).

Cann. sat.

Great pain in back in region of kidneys with urging to urinate, bloody urine.

Cann. ind.

Urine dribbles out after the stream ceases; has to force out the last few drops with the hand.

Lact. acid.

Diabetes, especially if accompanied with rheumatic pain and swelling of joints.

Sepia.

Urine thick, slimy, very offensive, depositing a yellow or pasty sediment, which sometimes adheres to the vessel like burnt clay.

Berb.

Renal or urinary troubles with sticking, cutting pain from left kidney following course of ureter into bladder and kidney.

Apis.

Incontinenece of urine with great irritation of the parts, < at night and when coughing.

Acon.

Micturation painful, difficult, drop by drop, urine scanty, fiery red, scalding hot or dark colored; restles, feverishness.

Alumina.

Can only void urine while straining at stool.

Acon.

Retention of urine from cold, especially in children, with crying and restlessness.

Ars. alb.

Suppression or retention of urine; has no desire to pass it.

Bell.

Involuntary micturation; constant dribbling; paralysis of sphincter vesicae.

Benz. ac.

Urine highly colored; urinous odor exceedingly strong; offensive, pungent smell (with many complaints).

Cann. ind.

Burning and scalding, or stinging pain in the urethra before, during and after urination.

Terebinth.

Violent burning; drawing pain in region of kidneys; urine scanty and bloody, smoky, albuminous.

Staph.

Burning or smarting in urethra when not micturating; ceases while urine is passing.

Lycop.

Red sand in the clear, colorless urine.

Nit. ac.

Urine scanty, dark brown, smelling intolerably strong like horse urine.

Lycop.

Severe pain or backache, > by passing urine.

Cann. ind.

The urine dribbles out after the stream ceases; has to force out the last few drops with the hand.

Hep. sul.

Micturation impeded; has to wait awhile before urine passes; cannot empty bladder thoroughly; the urine drops down vertically without force.

Cann. sat.

The urethra feels inflammed and sore to touch along its whole length; during erection tensive pain.

Canth.

Tenesmus of the bladder; urine scalds and burns; passed drop by drop.

Mag. mur.

Urine can only be passed by bearing down with the abdominal muscles.

Caps.

Burning at the orifice of urethra, before, during and after micturation.Burning at the orifice of urethra, before, during and after micturation.

Gels.

Copious discharge of clear limpid urine > the headache.

Dulc.

Urinary troubles caused by exposure to damp cold.

Chel.

Urine dark yellow, turbid on passing, dark brownish-red, staining linen or diaper dark yellow.

Sepia.

Child always wet the bed during first sleep;

Kreosot.

Child wets bed during first sleep, from which it is roused with great difficulty, it sleeps so soundly.

Cina.

Wetting the bed in children with vermiculous symptoms, such as picking or boring the nose, etc.

Sars.

Severe pain at the conclusion of urinating.

Equiset.

Great excess of mucus in urine after if stands awhile.

Sars.

Urine dribbles while sitting, standing it passes freely.

Cann. sat.

Drawing pains from region of the kidneys to the inguinal glands, with anxious nauseous sensation in the pit of the stomach.

Ocimum.

Nephritic colic (right side), with violent vomiting every fifteen minutes; twists about, screams and groans, red (bloody) urine, with brick dust sediment after the attack.

Helon.

Weariness, languor, weight in the region of the kidneys, with profuse, clear light-colored or albuminous urine.

Lac. deflor.

Urine profuse, colorless; clear as water, with sick headache.

Ham.

Haematuria from passive congestion of the kidneys, dull pain in the renal region.

Canth.

Cutting and contracting pains, from ureters down to penis, sometimes from without inwards; pressure of the glands > a little.

Caps.

Discharge from the urethra purulent; bloody, cream-like.

Lach.

Urine almost black, foamy, frequent, dark.

Lycop.

Stitches in the neck of the bladder and anus at the same time.

Phos. ac.

White jelly-like flocculi in the urine.

Phytol.

Chalk-like sediment in the urine.

Opium.

Distension of the bladder, but no power to expel the urine and a catheter has to be used.

Raph.

Turbid urine with yeast-like sediment.

Lil. tig.

Continual pressure upon the bladder, wants to urinate all the time (uterine displacements).

Nux vom.

Painful ineffectual urging to urinate, urine passes in drops with burning and tearing in the urethra and neck of the bladder (sedentary people specially).

Acet. acid.

Passes large quantities of pale urine, particularly if accompanied by intense thirst and dry hot skin.

Merc. corr.

Great tenesmus of rectum and bladder at the same time.

Caust.

Numbness or insensibility of urethra; cannot tell when the urine is passing in the dark, only by sense of touch.

Sars.

Can only pass urine when standing.

Aloe.

Every time he passes urine feels as if stool would pass.

Mur. ac.

Must press so hard to start urine the anus protrudes; severe pain at the conclusion of urination (Berth., Sars. , Thuja , Puls. ).

Thuja.

Frequent micturation with the pains.

Berb.

Pains radiating from renal region; extending to thighs.

Borax , Sars. , Lycop.

Painful urination; child cries before urine starts.

Petros

Intense itching in urethra.