Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Hallucinations
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 252 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Hallucinations
- Distorted images, grimaces, diabolical faces crowd upon his fancy: Ambr.
- Imagines he hears the voices of mother and sister, who are far away: Anac.
- Imagines
- he is hovering in the air like a spirit, when walking in the open air: Asar.
- he sees ghosts, hideous faces (Ambra) and various insects: Bell.
- In evening when alone, felt as if she would see somebody if she turned around ; as if some one were back of her; expects to see something jump around the floor: Brom.
- Body feels scattered about, tosses about to get the pieces together ; cannot sleep because she cannot get the pieces together: Bapt.
- Hallucinations and imaginations innumerable ; constant fear of going crazy (Aconitum, Calcarea carb.) ; clairvoyance, imagines he hears music, numerous bells ; sudden transition from one fantasia, when completed, to another; the general character may remain unchanged ; after visions of great sublimity usually follow visions of quiet, relaxing and recreating nature: Cann-i.
- Feels as if he were in a strange place: Cic.
- Imagines hears voices of absent persons at night: Cham.
- As if frightened, jumps out of bed, sees imaginary objects, screams, trembles, talks hurried, anxious; evening and before midnight: Cina
- Stupid, or illusions of the imagination and senses ; sees persons who are not and have not been present. Thinks he is in the wrong place: Hyos.
- Sees spectres, spirits, delirium: Hyper.
- Thinks she is dead, and that preparations are being made for her funeral ; or thinks himself pursued by enemies, or fears the medicine is poison: Lach.
- While dozing through the day, sees images: Lachn.
- Vivid imagination, exaltation of mind; imagines parts of the body very large ; thinks she is not at home: Op.
- Everything seems strange and horrible to her ; she thinks all persons are demons ; illusions ; everything around her is very small and everybody inferior to her in mind and body: Plat.
- Fancies a naked man is wrapped in her bedclothes ; dreams of men: Puls.
- Imagines himself sick, parts are shrunken: Sabad.
- Sees images when shutting the eyes: Samb.
- Hallucinations which terrify the patient; sees ghosts, hears voices back of his ear ; sees strangers or imagines animals are jumping sidewise out of the ground, or running at him ; strange, absurd ideas, thinks herself tall ; double or lying crosswise ; one half of body cut off, etc. ; says he converses with spirits; prays fervently; sermonizes: Stram.
- Foolish happiness and pride, thinks himself in possession of beautiful things ; even rags seem beautiful (also when recovering from spasms): Sulph.
- Fixed ideas ; as if a stranger were at his side ; as if soul and body were separated; as if made of glass; as if a living animal were in the abdomen: Thuj.
- Erroneous ideas ; thinks she is some one else ; moves to edge of bed to make room ; imagines animals are lying near her, which she fears she may hurt ; during typhoid fever: Valer.
- Thinks himself distinguished ; squanders his money: Verat.
- Honest, thinks he is not: Stram.
- Hydrophobia ; water, a mirror or anything bright excites convulsions, screams, bites ; mouth dry, pupils large, unconscious: Stram.
- Haughtiness: Plat.
- Head, crazy feeling on top of: Lil-t.
- Head
- wild feeling in, with confusion of ideas: Lil-t.
- Heat, any lively impression followed by, as if immersed in hot water: Phos.
- Heat
- alternating with chilliness: Nux-v.
- Hydrocephalus, frequent screams in: Hell.
- Hateful: Nat-m.
- Howls: Ip.
- Hypochondriacal, with gastric symptoms, pressure in the spine and fear of death: Zinc.
- Health, sadness about one's and domestic affairs: Sep.
- Homesickness: Eup-pur., Hell., Merc.
- with red cheeks and sleeplessness ; with hot feeling in the fauces: Caps.
- ailments from, or contrition of spirits: Clem.
- with inclination to weep: Ph-ac.
- Hurry, impulsive, must walk fast; frequent attacks of anxiety: Arg-n.
- Hurry
- must do everything in a: Sul-ac.
- Hurried manner; desire to do something, and yet feels no ambition: Lil-t.
- Hurried
- with ill humor ; talks hastily: Thuj.
- Hurriedness, with anxiety: Nat-m.
- Hypochondriacal: Cact., Hep., Sabin.
- ill-humored, worse in cloudy weather: Aloe
- mood in afternoon, dejected and desponding, with foolish clumsy actions: Anac.
- anxiety: Arn.
- depression and indifference when walking in open air: Con.
- inert mood, takes no interest in surrounding objects: Euphr.
- with low spirits and weeping: Mezer.
- tired of life: Nat-m.
- persons of sedentary habits, also those who dissipate at night, with abdominal sufferings and constipation: Nux-v.
- apathetic, with weak memory, caused by unmerited insults, sexual excesses, or by persistently dwelling on sexual subjects: Staph.
- anxiety or trembling excitability: Valer.
- with gastric symptoms ; pressure in the spine and fear of death: Zinc.
- Hypochondriacal through the day, merry evenings: Sulph.
- Absorbed in deep thought, seeks solitude, thinks about his future: Cycl.