Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Hysteria
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 255 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Hysteria
- Hysterical restlessness and anxiety: Asaf.
- Hysterical
- alternation of laughing and weeping: Phos.
- inclined to weep without knowing why: Viol-od.
- Hysteria in women of dark complexion during change of life: Ph-ac.
- Hysteria
- overexcitable, changeable disposition and ideas: Valer.
- Proneness to laugh immoderately, with a choking sensation in throat, as if swollen inside, nervous hysterical feeling: Ferr.
- Singing followed by weeping and loud screaming, with gasping for breath: Hyper.
- Changeable disposition, jesting and laughing, changing to sadness with shedding of tears, taciturn: Ign.
- Intellect beclouded, although he gives correct answers: Colch.
- Intellect
- intellectual power increased: Hyper.
- weakness of: Merc-c.
- Injure, tries to, those about him: Hyos.
- Imbecility ; does foolish, mischievous, disgusting actions: Merc.
- Imbecility
- of will, as though annihilated: Op.
- Immersed in hot water, feeling as if, after lively impressions: Phos.
- Idiotic: Tabac.
- Insane women will not be touched or approached: Thuj.
- Inert, listless, don't want to sit still: Lil-t.
- Impudent behaviour in childbed: Verat.
- Indisposed to everything, work, talking or motion, evenings: Sulph.
- Inclined to dwell on unpleasant things: Benz-ac.
- Likes to dwell on past unpleasant occurrences: Nat-m.
- Ideas, flow slow: Carb-v.
- Ideas
- slow train of, and projects crowd on his mind, especially in the evening ; fixed that he is unhappy ; persecuted by enemies: Chin.
- full of erroneous, one follows the other quickly: Cupr.
- not clear, become more so if he exerts his will ; makes mistakes in speaking or writing, cannot apply the mind steadily: Lil-t.
- heavy flow of ; inability for mental activity: Sep.
- cannot get rid of an idea once fixed in her mind: Stann.
- lascivious: Calad.
- erotic: Hyper.
- confusion of: Lil-t.
- cannot fix: Hell.
- confounding: Kreas.
- Indifferent: Sil.
- Identity, confused consciousness of his: Alum.
- Irritability: Op., Sang.
- Indifference, taciturn, takes no interest in household matters, suspicious: Cimic.
- Indifference
- though naturally very solicitous: Agar.
- and insensible to pleasant or unpleasant circumstances: Anac.
- to occupation, loses all inclination for work ; melancholy, believes he is despised by his own family, believes all his undertakings will fail: Arg-n.
- hopelessness: Arn.
- and pensiveness, with disinclination to speak: Berb.
- heard everything without feeling pleasantly or unpleasantly, and without thinking of it: Carb-v.
- apathy: Chin., Secale
- complete: Con., Hell., Plat.
- feeling of, towards those he loves best ; becomes interested and converses pleasantly with strangers: Fl-ac.
- or low-spirited after the least annoyance: Kali-bi.
- to everything and everybody: Mezer.
- joyless, taciturn: Nat-m.
- great, answers no questions or replies wrongly; even towards his own children: Phos.
- and unwillingness to speak: Ph-ac.
- to life, to exposure of person (Hyoscyamus) ; complete shamelessness: Phyt.
- great, with aversion to all occupation
- Argentum nit: Rhodo.
- to his surroundings, with complete insensibility and great dulness: Selen.
- to one's own family (Phosphorus) to those they love best: Sep.
- low-spirited, dulness of mind; after onanism: Staph.
- Indifference, taciturn: Lyc.
- Indignation about things done by others or by himself; grieves about the consequences: Staph.
- Indignation
- ailments from, with vexation or reserved displeasure: Staph.