Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Fear and Dread
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 249 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Fear and Dread
- Pear of ghosts (Carbo veg.); loss of reason (Cannabis ind., Calcarea carb.) ; apprehension of the future, of approaching death ; predicts the day ; afraid of a crowd or of crossing busy streets: Acon.
- Fear of death, thinks she is going to die: Cimic.
- Fear
- of approaching death ; low-spirited: Agn.
- of apoplexy, particularly with palpitation of the heart: Arg-m.
- disease may result seriously (Cactus) ; easily frightened, weeping mood: Arg-n.
- even the possibility of being touched: Arn.
- to be left alone, lest he do himself bodily harm: Ars.
- of death, believes the disease incurable: Cact.
- to be alone, especially at night: Camph.
- in the dark: Carb-an.
- of ghosts, nightly
- Aconitum: Carb-v.
- long spell of sickness, before dying, in old men: Cic.
- being alone, but disinclined to meet otherwise agreeable company: Clem.
- of death: Coff., Gels.
- full of, paroxysms of anxiety: Cupr.
- throat feels swollen; chest as if screwed together; apprehensive of approaching death ; she may have been poisoned: Glon.
- full of, in the morning: Graph.
- being left alone ; being poisoned (Glonoinum) or bitten ; being poisoned or sold: Hyos.
- of evil, with overcarefulness ; shunning when any one comes near, particularly the physician (this is not in gout): Iod.
- of approaching illness: Iris
- being alone, fears she will die: Kali-c.
- and anxiety about imaginary evils: Laur.
- to go to sleep lest she die ; after nightmare: Led.
- Fears of insanity: Lil-t.
- Fears
- as if something were creeping out of every corner: Phos.
- great, is sure she will die: Phyt.
- she will be poisoned: Glon., Hyos., Rhus
- of death: Secale
- of pointed things, as pins ; easily irritated or offended: Spig.
- of future ; tired of life: Spong.
- especially in the evening in the dark, palpitation, trembling: Valer.
- Fearfulness ; starts ; with running about and shouting: Verat.
- Easily frightened: Sabad.
- Dread of death, with thoughts of suicide: Alum.
- Dread
- of being alone, lest she should be nervous: Ant-t.
- of death: Apis
- of men, of strangers; imagines she is being laughed at or criticised, hence so fearful she will not look up: Bar-c.
- of downward motion: Bor.
- and shuddering as evening draws near: Calc-c.
- of dogs and other animals at night: Chin.
- of death, fears to go to bed: Lach.
- of men (Baryta carb.) ; wants to be alone ; or dread of solitude, with irritability and melancholy: Lyc.
- of men: Bar-c., Lyc., Puls.
- being alone: Ant-t., Ars., Camph., Clem., Hyos., Kali-c., Lyc., Sep.
- Dread of death
- when alone, or going to bed: Ars.
- Gloomy: Sars.
- feels as if she would die: Sil.
- Gesticulates lively: Hyos.
- Greedy: Sep.
- Grasping of hand towards nose, ears, etc.: Stram.
- Gastric symptoms from cerebral irritation: Tabac.