Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 231 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
All 88 headings in this chapter
- Aggravation, grief: Aur., Calc-p., Graph., Ign., Op., Ph-ac., Plat.
- Aggravation
- from contradiction: Aur.
- from thinking of one's complaints: Bar-c., Calc-p., Caust., Oxal-ac.
- while sweating: Benz-ac., Lachn.
- by motion: Canth.
- from pleasant surprises or news: Coff., Op.
- from unpleasant news: Ign.
- loss of sleep: Cupr.
- overexertion of mind: Cupr., Nux-m., Nux-v., Sep.
- from consolation: Hell., Nat-m.
- after dinner: Teuc-m.
- playing the piano: Nat-c.
- shame: Op.
- homesickness: Caps., Ph-ac.
- thinking of the food he has eaten: Sars.
- reading, writing or thinking: Sil.
- giving directions in domestic affairs: Stann.
- music: Sabin., Thuj.
- business failures: Ars., Cimic.
- with anxiety: Acon., Ars., Bell., Cham., Cupr., Ign., Plat., Puls.
- Aggravation, from
- suppressed mental suffering: Ign.
- Amelioration, when the mind is engaged: Helon.
- Amelioration
- washed in warm water: Ant-cr.
- Aggravation, from mental emotions in general: Acon., Aur., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cham., Coff., Coloc., Hyos., Ign., Lyc., Nat-m., Nux-v., Op., Ph-ac., Phos., Plat., Puls., Staph., Verat.
- Aggravation, from anger (vexation or chagrin): Acon., Ars., Bell., Bry., Cham., Coff., Coloc., Ign., Lyc., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Plat., Puls., Staph.
- Aggravation, with
- fright: Acon., Bell., Ign., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Plat., Puls.
- silent grief and sorrow: Cocc., Coloc., Ign., Lyc.
- indignation: Coloc., Ip., Nux-v., Plat., Staph.
- Contradiction, after: Aur., Ign., Nux-v., Olnd.
- Talking about unpleasant topics: Calc-c., Cic., Ign., Teuc-m.
- Complaints aggravated from thinking of them: Alumn., Bar-c., Calc-c., Hell., Nit-ac., Oxal-ac., Ran-b., Sabad., Spig., Spong., Staph.
- Complaints
- ameliorated when thinking of them: Camph., Cic., Hell., Mag-c., Prun.
- Occupying one's self, attention, amelioration from: Agar., Chin., Croc., Ferr., Helon., Nat-c., Sep., Stram., Thuj.
- Touched or looked at, does not want to be: Ant-cr., Ant-t., Ars., Cham., Cina
- Ill humor, worse from kind words, friendly persuasion: Bell., Calc-c., Chin., Ign., Kali-c., Merc., Nux-v., Plat., Sep., Sil.
- Worse on being, or dislikes to be, spoken to: Ars., Cham., Gels., Nat-m., Nat-s., Nux-v., Rhus
- After fright: Acon., Arn., Ars., Bell., Bry., Caust., Cham., Coff., Cupr., Gels., Hyos., Ign., Lach., Lyc., Nat-m., Nux-v., Op., Phos., Plat., Puls., Samb., Secale, Stram., Verat., Zinc.
- From grief and sorrow, care: Ars., Cocc., Coloc., Cycl., Hyos., Ign., Lyc., Nux-v., Ph-ac., Puls., Staph., Verat.
- From
- affronts or offenses, from others: Aur., Bell., Bry., Cham., Coloc., Ign., Lyc., Merc., Nat-m., Nux-v., Ph-ac., Plat., Puls., Seneg., Staph., Sulph.
- jealousy: Apis, Hyos., Ign., Lach., Ph-ac.
- excessive joy: Coff., Op., Puls.
- unhappy love: Coff., Hyos., Ign., Ph-ac., Staph.
- reproaches, wounded self-love: Coloc., Ign., Op., Ph-ac., Staph.
- wrath, anger: Acon., Aur., Bell., Bry., Cham., Coff., Coloc., Ferr., Hyos., Lyc., Nat-m., Nux-v., Olnd., Phos., Plat., Verat.
- Always better when doing something, when the mind is engaged: Helon.
- Abuses those about him: Hyos.
- Alone, cannot bear to be left: Verat.
- Anxious, not the least, in midst of physical suffering from threatened suffocation: Zing.
- Angry, irritable, morose: Sang.
- Approached, insane women will not be, or touched: Thuj.
- Avarice: Nat-c.
- Averse to occupy oneself: Nux-v.
- Averse
- to men: Stann.
- Answers no questions: Hyos.
- Apathetic: Sil.
- Anxiety— Anxious ; grieves about his sickness and about his children: Acet-ac.
- Anxiety—
- inconsolable, piteous wailing; reproaches others for mere trifles, peevish, impatient, pusillanimous, restless agonized tossing about: Acon.
- restlessness, afterwards headache and colic: Æth.
- fear and weakness: Agn.
- great, with restlessness: Ailan.
- concern about one's sickness, with inclination to weep: Am-c.
- feeling of impending misfortune: Anac., Calc-c., Clem.
- depressed, fears permanent loss of health ; intense, with restlessness, worse 3 a.m.: Ars.
- sadness: Asaf.
- and timorous and confused, fears she is about to die: Bell.
- while sweating: Benz-ac.
- and fearful: Berb.
- worse in room, better in open air
- Magnesia mur: Bry.
- great, with palpitation of the heart: Calc-c.
- in pit of stomach of children: Calc-p.
- precordial ; restless tossing about; palpitation of heart: Camph.
- apprehensive feeling at pit of stomach, with oppression of breath and palpitation: Cann-s.
- restlessness: Canth.
- apprehensive after an emission: Carb-an.
- as if oppressed with heat of the face: Carb-v.
- great: Caust., Cocc., Graph., Hep., Hyper.
- allowing no rest at any employment, as if he had committed a crime: Chel.
- anxious thoughts of the future, feels sad: Cic.
- Anxiety — Anxious; feeling as though some personal misfortune would befall him: Crot-t.
- Anxiety
- internal, like from troubled conscience, with great fear of the future, worse 6 p.m.: Dig.
- with flushes of heat, when alone, especially in the evening, also when awaking at night, especially in the evening, as if it would impel him to commit suicide by drowning: Dros.
- great in the evening: Dros., Hep., Rhus, Secale
- anxious apprehensions: Hyos., Kreas.
- great, also in meningitis: Hyper.
- with fear: Kali-c.
- with the palpitation: Kalm.
- with pain in heart: Mill.
- anxious, apprehensive: Hyos., Kreas.
- hopeless all night: Lith-c.
- anxious and warm through the whole body, especially in the head, while eating warm food: Mag-c.
- in the room, relieved in the open air: Bry.
- and restless, change of place (Rhus, Tabacum) ; ebullitions; sweat ; apprehensive ; imaginary fears ; fears he will lose his mind; worse evening (Hepar, Drosera, Rhus) and night ; wants to go abroad ; tries to flee from the house: Merc.
- low-spirited, retards action of remedy: Merc-i-fl.
- preventing sleep: Merc-c.
- trembling and sweat during the pains: Nat-c., Sars.
- about his disease (see Aceticum ac, Ammonium carb.), with fear of death; fear of cholera: Nit-ac.
- with sweat; afternoon, also till evening: Kali-n.
- with inclination to commit suicide (see Drosera), but is afraid to die: Nux-v.
- restless at twilight (Rhus tox) ; when alone ; about the future (Cicuta) ; during a thunderstorm ; with palpitation: Phos.
- full of fears, of evil forebodings: Psor.
- timidity; worse at twilight (Phosphoricum); restless change of place (Mercurius and Tabacum) ; wants to go from bed to bed: Rhus
- anxious, low-spirited, with mental dejections: Ruta
- anxious sensation, with qualmishness: Sabad.
- with vomiting and sweat: Samb.
- and feeling of dread, precedes vomiting and delirium: Sang.
- with the pains
- Natrum carb: Sars.
- sadness and melancholy: Secale
- with fear flushes of heat over the face, about real or imaginary evils.: Sep.
- overanxious about himself (Aceticum ac, Ammonium carb., Nitric ac.) ; low-spirited, weeps every evening: Sil.
- paroxysm of: Spong.
- of mind, great, with fear of death: Squil.
- sudden, with angina pectoris, also with oppression of the chest, driving from place to place: Tabac.
- anxious restlessness, easily frightened, whining, weeping, apathetic, delirium, blue face, typhoid: Verat.
- Anxiety — Anxious; with restlessness and yawning: Plb.
- Apprehensive of losing his reason: Alum.
- Apprehensive
- declares she will go crazy: Cimic.
- fears becoming crazy: Ambr., Chel., Manc.
- and gloomy, like from internal grief: Am-m.
- and restless: Ant-t.
- of dying: Asaf.
- full of fear, a mere noise at door makes him anxious: Aur.
- very careful about his health: Calad.
- fears she will lose her reason (Cuprum), or that people will observe her confusion of mind: Calc-c.
- mood, as if some misfortune were about to happen: Anac., Calc-c., Clem.
- low-spirited and fear of approaching misfortune: Calc-c., Clem., Cupr.
- unconquerable sadness, constant restlessness, as if some misfortune were approaching (Clematis, Anacardium) ; fears she will lose her reason
- Calcarea carb: Cupr.
- as from impending disease or calamity (Calcarea carb., Clematis, Cuprum); fears she has heart disease; fears she is incurable: Lil-t.
- of death and difficulty of breathing: Lobel.
- felt at the pit of stomach as when expecting unpleasant news: Mezer.
- Apprehensive, fears she will become distracted, from pain in the suppuration on finger: All-c.
- Apprehensiveness: Fl-ac.
- after an emission: Carb-an.
- in the pit of the stomach, with oppression of breathing and palpitation: Cann-s., Mezer.
- anxious: Hyos., Kreas., Merc.
- Aversion to meeting acquaintances, because he imagines having formerly offended them, though he knows not how: Ars.
- Aversion
- to medicine, required a desperate effort to overcome it: Calad.
- to man, yet averse to being alone: Con.
- to his own family: Fl-ac.
- to man and society: Nat-c.
- to anything, indolence: Olnd.
- to one's occupation: Sep.
- to mental or bodily labor: Squil.
- to work, great, especially to his usual vocation: Ther.
- Awkwardness (Camphora); every motion extremely awkward and sluggish: Anac.
- Awkwardness
- lets everything fall from his hands: Apis
- which makes him drop things from his hands: Bov.
- Behavior impudent in childbed: Verat.
- Behavior
- like one mad, does foolish things: Hyos.
- Clairvoyance; perception of distant things: Acon.
- Contempt; inclined to treat others with rudeness and: Par.
- Careful, zealous persons, inclined to get excited and angry, or of a spiteful, malicious disposition: Nux-v.
- Cried and laughed alternately ; gesticulates lively: Hyos.
- Cataleptic immobility with dilated pupils, closed eyes; conscious: Gels.
- Cries out suddenly: Hyos.
- Compunctions of conscience about trifles: Sil.
- Complaints, makes none, has no wants: Hyos.
- Conscience, compunctions of, about trifles: Sil.
- Confounding ideas: Kreas.
- Crazy feeling on top of head; wild feeling in head, with confusion of ideas: Lil-t.
- Cruel: Plat.
- Covetous: Puls.
- Company, great excitability in, restless, fidgety: Sep.
- Coma, spasms, unconscious, jaw hangs, hands and feet twitch, eyes roll; pupils dilated; automatic grasping of hands towards nose, ears, etc. ; difficult to swallow liquids: Stram.
- Convulsions after trying to swallow: Hyos.
- Conscience, pangs of ; thinks he is not honest: Stram.
- Chilliness alternating with heat; vomiting of bile and thirst: Nux-v.
- Contradict, inclined to quarrel and: Ruta
- Carphologia
- Picks the bedclothes: Arn.
- Picks the
- as if looking for something, with confused muttering: Bell.
- muttering: Hyos.
- Child lies unconscious, dilated pupils, staring eyes: Æth.
- Child lies unconscious
- irregular; feverish heat; cries when washed in cold water ; better washed in warm water ; fretful and peevish, does not wish to be touched or looked at: Ant-cr.
- Child
- Child will not allow himself to be touched without whining or crying: Ant-t.
- Child Child
- self-willed and tearful, captious, wants to be carried: Ars.
- does not want to play, but sits in the corner doing nothing: Bar-c.
- cross, wants to be nursed in the arms: Benz-ac.
- peevish and fretful: Calc-p.
- full of timorous fancies, evenings, fears to go to bed alone: Caust.
- cries, quiet only when carried ; whining restlessness; wants this, then that, which, when offered, is refused or pushed away; cannot endure being spoken to, or interrupted when speaking, especially after rising from sleep: Cham.
- does not want to be touched ; cannot bear you to come near it ; desires many things, which are refused when offered; not pleased nor satisfied with anything ; uneasy and distressed all the time: Cina
- cries and laughs easily; while crying it suddenly laughs quite heartily, and finally cries again: Coff.
- impudent, teasing, laughs at reprimands: Graph.
- asks for different things, impetuously and with crying ; dislikes even its favorite things ; screaming, with urging and sour stool: Rheum
- becomes obstinate and headstrong; cries when kindlyspoken to: Sil.
- throws or pushes things away indignantly: Staph.
- awakens terrified, knows no one ; screams with fright and clings to those near: Stram.
- cross towards evening; brain affected: Zinc.
- Children become clumsy, awkward ; especially with headache; awaken with fright, scream and remain full of fear: Caps.
- Children
- stubborn, disobedient, longing for dainties ; face pale or at times red ; restless all night: Chin.
- ask for one or other thing, rejected when proffered: Dulc.
- peevish ; changeable ; pale ; chilly: Puls.
- Children cross and irritable, changeable mood ; or indifferent and dull in brain affections: Cupr.
- Comprehension, Dulness, etc
- Comprehension slow, has to read everything three or four times, and then does not understand it: Ambr.
- Comprehension
- slowness of understanding and: Bov.
- diminished power of: Cham.
- slowness of: Cocc.
- can read, but cannot understand even a short sentence: Colch.
- quick, mental excitability, with almost prophetic perceptions ; ecstasy: Lach.
- of what he reads, difficult: Olnd.
- difficult: Selen., Spong.
- easy, intellect predominates over the mind: Valer.
- Dulness, of the senses: Cham., Laur.
- Dulness
- difficult to understand what he reads: Con.
- of mental faculties: Iris, Spong.
- of the senses ; also before a rash: Stram.
- difficult, thinking; misplaces or cannot find the proper word when writing or talking: Sulph.
- Difficulty in grasping and connecting thoughts, when reading or listening: Nat-c.
- Slow action, of senses ; of will: Nux-m.
- Slowness of perception: Olnd.
- Obtuseness of the senses: Ran-b.
- Mind sluggish, with torpid digestion: Merc-c.
- Very much exhilarated; quicker thought and action: Oxal-ac.
- Great exhilaration of spirits, vivacity and rapid flow of thoughts: Cob.
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- Consciousness and Unconsciousness 38 rubrics →
- Delirium
- Delirium violent, with distension of the belly and obstinate constipation, alternating with stupor: Acet-ac.
- Delirium
- tries to get out of bed, with great exertion of power: Agar.
- muttering unconscious: Apis
- boring in the nose ; picking at one spot or at the dry lips: Arum-t.
- especially at night, or constant: Bapt.
- afraid of imaginary things ; sees monsters ; violent, broke into fits of laughter, then gnashed his teeth ; disposed to bite and strike those around: Bell.
- unintelligible muttering: Calad.
- somnolent, with slow fever at night: Camph.
- after depletion ; on closing the eyes sees figures of persons: Chin.
- furious: Canth.
- afraid of every one who approaches, shrinking away from them ; tries to escape: Cupr.
- ilium, at night, with the pain: Dulc.
- quiet, with great stupefaction and dulness of the head ; unintelligible muttering.: Ph-ac.
- fear of men, often changing with overestimation of oneself: Plat.
- wild, with distorted countenance: Plb.
- loquacity during the heat ; afterwards forgetful of what has passed: Podo.
- low, mild, thinks he is roaming over fields or hard at work: Rhus
- during intermittents: Sabad.
- without fever: Samb.
- quiet wandering: Secale
- shy, hides himself; tries to escape; conscious of her condition ; full of fears ; talks incessantly, absurdly, laughs, claps hands over her head, wide open eyes ; great sexual excitement during the night: Stram.
- heavy soporous sleep : restless, thirsty, cramps in the legs, cold sweat, tingling; irregular pulse; cerebrospinal meningitis: Verat.
- constant muttering to himself: Tarax.
- Delirium muttering
- constant: Ailan.
- Delirium irium
- in sleep; half waking, with incoherent talk: Gels.
- continued while awake; talks of business; complains of imaginary wrongs: Hyos.
- fears she will be damned; at • night (Baptisia, Dulcamara), muttering, drowsy, red face ; or slow difficult speech and dropped jaw ; great loquacity, constantly jumping from subject to subject; from overwatching, overfatigue, loss of fluids, excessive study: Lach.
- loquacious, brilliant eyes ; circumscribed red cheeks: Lachn.
- with increased fever ; ulcers on fauces and tonsils: Merc-i-r.
- and other mental derangements of drunkards: Merc.
- violent vertigo, strange gestures, loud improper talk, sleepless: Nux-m.
- talking, eyes wide open, face red, puffed up: Op.
- thinks another person lies alongside of him, or that one limb is double: Petr.
- Delirium, mild, with great excitement and trembling: Valer.
- Delirium Tremens
- Worse after sleep; cannot bear pressure of the neckcloth; loquacious: Lach.
- With oversensitiveness, nervous excitability and malicious vehemence: Nux-v.
- Slowness of the senses, imagining fancies, awakens and knows not where he is, laughter, with stupid expression: Nux-m.
- With dulness of the senses, and at intervals sopor, with snoring; in old emaciated persons; sees animals; affrighted expression of face: Op.
- With
- delirious talk about fire, rats, mice and murder: Calc-c.
- Unsteady running about ; imagines he is not at home, with trembling hands ; small, frequent pulse: Coff.
- With clonic spasms ; averse to light and company ; visions as if persecuted: Hyos.
- Desires
- To be alone (Ignatia) ; she is sad, reflective; avoids conversation, taciturn: Carb-an.
- To be let alone, irritable, sensitive: Gels.
- To be let
- conversation is unpleasant: Helon.
- For solitude (Ledum), to wander from place to place: Cimic.
- To escape or hide herself: Bell.
- Full of, but knows not for what: Ip.
- Solitude (Ledum, Actaea rac), disinclined to talk: Mag-m.
- Irresistible, to sing
- Crocus: Teuc-m.
- To talk about one's condition with anxious reflections about it: Nux-v.
- Despairs of recovery; thinks he will die, especially after typhus, better after nosebleed: Psor.
- Despairs about his position in society; feels very unlucky; of her salvation ; with suppressed catamenia: Verat.
- Disgust at his own sweat: Cimx.
- Disgust
- for the business of the day on waking early in the morning": Phyt.
- up to nausea about any effluvia arising from his own body: Sulph.
- at everything, silent mood: Puls.
- Disgusting actions: Merc.
- Dislikes People
- Hates people, repels every one: Aloe
- Involuntary aversion to certain persons: Am-m.
- Unsociable: Anac.
- Mistrust and shunning of man ; despises others: Cic.
- Inclined to reproach and vex others: Chin.
- Dissatisfied, hates his fellow-men: Led.
- Domestic Affairs
- From giving directions in her domestic affairs, great palpitation of the heart and anxiety: Stann.
- In early morning depressed and full of cares about domestic affairs: Puls.
- Sadness about one's health and her domestic affairs: Sep.
- Energy, loss of: Nux-v.
- Excitable: Phos.
- after abuse of Mercurius: Nit-ac.
- Excited, inclined to be, and angry: Nux-v.
- Enraged, he becomes, when comforted: Nat-m.
- Eclampsia, a noise or shock shortens the attack: Hell.
- Expression, silly: Hyos.
- Envy: Puls.
- Early morning, full of cares about her domestic affairs: Puls.
- Epileptic idiocy: Tabac.
- Events, past, trouble her: Plat.
- Exist, feels as if she could not, any longer: Thuj.
- Exaltation and melancholy, alternate: Stram.
- Evening, indisposed to everything in the: Sulph.
- Epilepsy, after fright: Stram.
- Epilepsy
- from disappointed love: Hyos.
- Fancies so vivid they unfit for mental labor: Meph.
- Faults of others, disposed to talk about: Verat.
- Fidgety: Sep.
- Forgetful: Zing.
- Fiery, excited temperament: Nux-v.
- Foreign tongue, speaks in a ; typhus: Stram.
- Feels at night as if he was going crazy: Eup-per.
- Fear, Fright, Anger, Emotions — Effects of 43 rubrics →
- Fear and Dread 51 rubrics →
- Hallucinations 59 rubrics →
- Hysteria 59 rubrics →
- Irresolute, Pusillanimous
- Feels as though he had two wills, one commanding what to do, the other forbids: Anac.
- Unsteady and fickle, cannot persevere in anything ; wants now one thing, then another, walks hither and thither: Asaf.
- Has no confidence in herself, thinks others have none, this makes her unhappy: Aur.
- Irresolute, "constant changing of mind ; loss of self-confidence, desponding, pusillanimous: Bar-c.
- Unstable-minded; begins now this thing, then that; holds but a short time to any one thing: Bism.
- Idleness through the afternoon, does not really get to work; changes from one work to another, from one room to another, without keeping at any subject: Bor.
- Vacillating, cannot accomplish anything at her work, or finish anything; contracted pupils: Cocc.
- Indisposed to exertion of any kind: Colch.
- Hesitates at trifles, timidity: Graph.
- Everything becomes irksome: Manc.
- Inesolute: Bar-c., Mezer., Nux-m.
- Cannot muster sufficient courage to do anything: Stann.
- Want of self-confidence, hysteria: Ther.
- Irritability, Peevish, etc 169 rubrics →
- Memory 52 rubrics →
- Mood 245 rubrics →
- Sensitiveness
- Oversensitiveness ; cannot bear light or noise; buzzing in the ears ; will not be touched or uncovered: Acon.
- Oversensitiveness
- Oversensitiveness, peevish, quarrelsome: Arn.
- Sensitive, great excitability, takes everything amiss: Bov.
- Senses less acute in cholera: Cupr.
- Solitude unbearable ; desire for company: Bism., Stram.
- Solicitude about the present: Gels.
- Spiritual welfare, solicitude concerning: Graph.
- Oversensitiveness Oversensitiveness
- in whooping cough: Cupr.
- and irritability, with quick hasty speech: Hep.
- to external impressions ; noise, smell, light and music (Sabina); the most trifling ailments are unbearable and affect him much ; every harmless word offends, every little noise frightens, anxious and beside themselves, cannot bear the least, even suitable medicine: Nux-v.
- Oversensitiveness Sensitive
- with delicate conscientiousness: Ign.
- great, with excitability: Teuc-m.
- timid: Kali-n.
- very, to the least impression, the least word that seems wrong hurts her: Staph.
- to others' talking: Zinc.
- pain seems insupportable, driving to despair: Coff.
- mind very, during digestion felt like crying: Iod.
- moaning, with the aching pains: Eup-per.
- external impressions, such as bright light, strong odors, contact, misdeeds of others, make him quite beside himself: Colch.
- Oversensitiveness Solicitude
- concerning spiritual welfare: Graph.
- Speech
- Speech hurried: Merc.
- Speech
- cannot find the proper word ; worse after exertion ; sleepless nights: Agar.
- mistakes in speaking ; uses words not intended: Alum.
- at a loss to know how to say what she wishes ; puerperal mania: Kali-c.
- uses wrong words for correct ideas: Lyc.
- feels she must talk whether listened to or not: Stict.
- Speech, a kind of stammering ; he uses the syllables of words in wrong connection, therefore pronounces some words incorrectly: Selen.
- Manner of Speaking, etc
- Answers questions hurriedly and evasively ; would not answer ; at other times very loquacious: Cimic.
- Sings, talks, does not answer questions ; disinclined to answer questions: Agar.
- Hearing others talk, or talking himself, affects him: Am-c.
- Disinclined to speak: Am-m.
- She does not speak a word ; declines answering questions ; dislikes sympathy: Arn.
- Talkative, then mute: Bell.
- Answers short: Cic.
- Reluctant answering: Manc.
- Gives answers wholly irrelevant to questions put to him: Nux-m.
- Answers either reluctantly and slowly, or short and incorrectly: Ph-ac.
- Incoherent talk ; answers hastily or reluctantly, thought seems difficult ; answers correctly but slowly: Rhus
- No response to questions, loss of conscience, then he jumps up and runs recklessly through the room: Sabad.
- Unwilling to answer; says yes or no with difficulty; pulse very small and frequent: Sul-ac.
- Disinclined to talk, worse on waking in the morning: Thuj.
- Passes quickly from one subject to another: Lach.
- Intellect confused, replies incoherently: Valer.
- Dislikes to talk, except in delirium: Verat.
- Repeats all questions before answering: Zinc.
- Swearing: disposed to strike, to think of obscene things; as these mental states came, uterine irritation abated: Lil-t.
- Vindictive ; attacks of rage, with curses and maledictions: Nit-ac.
- Curses all night and complains of stupid feeling, with headache and ptyalism: Verat.
- Omits words
- while writing: Benz-ac., Rhodo.
- while writing or speaking: Cham.
- Misapplies words in speaking or writing: Bov.
- Misplaces words, tendency to express himself wrongly: Calc-c.
- Writes wrong words or same word twice: Calc-p.
- Makes mistakes in writing: Cann-s.
- Says one thing for another when speaking: Cann-s.
- Chooses wrong expressions or misplaces them: Chin.
- Says words not intended, forerunner of apoplexy: Cupr.
- Cannot find the right word: Dulc.
- Makes irrelevant answers: Hyos.
- Makes
- mistakes in writing ; omits letters ; forgets what she wants to say: Hyper.
- Makes mistakes
- in speaking or writing: Lil-t.
- Startled, Fright
- After a nocturnal emission, fright at slight noise: Aloe
- Frightened at every trifle: Ant-t.
- Frightened
- unexpected trifles make him start: Arn.
- starts, at the approach of others: Bell.
- Startled very easily: Cocc.
- Startled
- at the least noise, restless, fidgety: Sil.
- easily, by unusual sounds: Bor.
- Startled easily
- especially if touched: Kali-c.
- Frightened by every little noise: Nux-v.
- Stupor, torpor: Ailan.
- Stupor
- falls asleep while being spoken to or answering: Bapt.
- collapse: Carb-v.
- and insensibility; unconquerable; sleep: Nux-m.
- delirium, grasping at flocks: Phos.
- interrupted by piercing shrieks: Apis
- Stupid feeling in the head: Asar., Cocc., Kreas.
- Stupid
- as if, in left half of head, morning ; dull, foggy, as after a debauch on waking in the night; dizziness, he falls down: Psor.
- half-sleepy state: Secale
- feels, with indifference to everybody and everything: Stram.
- from excess in alcoholic drinks: Verat.
- dull: Eup-pur.
- Stupefaction, loss of sight and hearing ; after concussion of the brain: Arn.
- Stupefaction
- with tingling in the head and pains in the limbs, better in motion: Rhus
- deep sleep ; uraemia, fainting: Tereb.
- congestion: Verat-v.
- Stupid feeling in the head, has no desire to do anything: Asar.
- Stupid feeling
- in the head, with vacant stare, neither seeing nor hearing: Kreas.
- Suicide
- Mental depression with suicidal tendency: Cimic.
- Seeing blood on a knife, she has horrid ideas of killing herself, though she abhors the idea: Alum.
- Inclined to suicide by shooting himself: Ant-cr., Nat-s.
- Thinks about killing himself: Arg-n.
- Suicidal mood: Aur.
- Weary of life, with desire to drown himself: Bell.
- Fretful humor, with weariness of life: Berb., Lach.
- Haunted by a disposition to suicide: Caps.
- Inconsolable anxiety, even to suicide ; compelled to jump out of bed ; wants to destroy himself, but lacks courage: Chin.
- Tries to escape, to throw herself into the river: Hell.
- Low-spirited, even to thoughts of suicide: Hep.
- Suicidal mood (Aurum); tired of life
- Berberis: Lach.
- Satiety of life, particularly in morning in bed: Lyc.
- Satiety of life (Aurum, Lycopodium), with taciturnity and fear of death: Plat.
- Disgust for life, headache: Podo.
- Sad, depressed; even suicidal thoughts: Psor.
- Anguish about the heart, even to suicide: Puls.
- Satiety of life (Aurum, Lycopodium, Platinum), with fear of death ; thoughts of suicide ; wants to drown himself: Rhus
- Wishes to drown himself: Bell., Hell., Rhus, Sil.
- Gloomy, suicidal mood: Spig.
- Touched, insane women will not be, or approached: Thuj.
- Talks in a foreign tongue: Stram.
- Tiredness and lazy, with feeling of deep-seated inward trouble: Sabin.
- Tired of life: Sil.
- Taciturn: Nit-ac., Plat.
- wrapt in thought: Ip.
- Thinks himself well: Kreas.
- Talked to, cannot bear to be: Hyos.
- Trifles make him angry: Nat-m.
- Tears or laughter, easily moved to: Puls.
- Tearful, mild, gentle, timid, yielding: Puls.
- Truth, never speaks the ; does not know herself what she is saying: Verat.
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