Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Concentration
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 241 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Concentration
- Unable to fix the attention: Æsc.
- Inability to concentrate mental effort; must read a subject several times, or add a column of figures over and over before correct: Ailan.
- Is not able to reflect upon anything properly, feels stupid: Ambr.
- Dulness of the head, cannot bring his thoughts to bear on anything: Apis
- Cannot confine his mind, a sort of wild, wandering feeling: Bapt.
- Mental restlessness ; when reading cannot dwell long on one subject, must change always to something else: Dros.
- Mental
- confusion, cannot concentrate his thoughts: Dulc.
- Cannot fix his mind on his studies: Iris
- Inability to collect one's ideas: Laur.
- Cannot read or calculate, for she loses the connection of ideas ; thinks she will lose her reason: Nux-v.
- Diminished power to concentrate ideas: Oxal-ac.
- Confusion: All-c., Hyper.
- of the head: Ambr., Ars., Benz-ac., Colch., Cycl., Euphr.
- with transient, painful pressure on the eyes in afternoon: Cham.
- left side; with pressing burning pain in left orbit, temple and nose, dorsum nasi and in the upper teeth: Coloc.
- muddled, with cold and stiff fingers: Ferr.
- of ideas, inability to concentrate them: Stict.
- mental, loss of memory; vertigo; cerebral hyperaemia: Verat-v.
- well-known streets seem strange ; way home too long ; forgets on which side she lives: Glon.
- surroundings seem changed ; fanciful dreamy images ; does not recognize the known streets: Nux-m.
- did not know where she was in the street: Petr.
- as if drunk ; confusion of ideas: Bapt.
- Confusion of the
- heaviness, as after intoxication: Agar., Kali-c.
- with dulness: Am-c., Cycl.
- with dulness, as after intoxication: Kali-c.
- with feeling as if he ought to sleep: Ant-t.
- changing to pressive right-sided headache: Arn.
- aggravated by movement: Bell.
- with drawing in the occiput extending to the neck before going to sleep: Bry.
- and aching, as after a night's dissipation (Agaricus, Kali carb.) ; does not wish to rise on waking: Bry.
- especially the forehead: Bry.
- and pulsation in the forehead, in the morning: Canth.
- Confusion of the head ; thinking difficult ; morning on waking he had to make exertion as if to arouse himself from a dream: Carb-v.
- Dulness of the head, mental confusion ; dizziness, tendency to fall sidewise: Arg-n.
- Dulness
- like from inebriation, with increased mental activity: Dig.
- during coryza ; better walking in the open air: Merc-i-r.
- heaviness: Bism.
- Confusion, distracted mind; inability to concentrate thought: Canth., Sil., Stict.
- Confused ; did not know whether he had been asleep or awake ; morning: Carb-an.
- Confused
- easily, unable to recollect, thinking difficult: Mezer.
- relieved by eructations: Sang.
- Confusion of mind, difficulty of fixing the attention: Sil.
- Stupid feeling in the head, has no desire to do anything: Asar.
- Stupid feeling
- in head, with vacant stare, neither seeing nor hearing: Kreas.