Kent's cases 51: Uterine hemorrhage Calcarea carbonica

Mrs -------- age thirty-one, weight about one, hundred and twenty pounds.
Chronic illness, uterine hemorrhage.
 
January 19, 1890
Menorrhagia a, large clots mixed with bright red liquid flow, copious. On
the day of her marriage she was seized with uterine hemorrhage, from the
excitement.
Any severe shock or mental disturbance brings on uterine hemorrhage.
Has a sickly face and is subject to sore throats on taking cold of
enlargement of the base of
tongue. Feet always cold and damp. Stockings always feel damp.
Sour taste in the morning.
Sour eructations.
Constipation, going many days without desire for stool.
Glands of the neck enlarged and sore when she has taken cold or disordered
the stomach. Tickling in larynx and throat. Unable to endure exertion.
Sadness, weeping; perspires much and easily.
Calc. 13 m.
Dry choking cough.
March 13th, Calc., 13 m.