Gambogia
από Henry N. Guernsey — Key-Notes to the Materia Medica
The chief sphere of action of this remedy is found in the stools and rectum.
Eyes.--Great burning and itching of the eyes, with dread of light; agglutination of lids.
Stool.--Thin, yellow, fecal; coming all at once, at a single expulsion, with burning pain and tenesmus; pinching pain in bowels, or colic. Diarrhœa, acute or chronic, in children or in old people. Burning in the anus. Much distension by flatulence; emission of.
Worse.--In the evening or night; while sitting.
Better.--From motion in the open air. After stool, feels relieved of an irritating substance from the intestines.