Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Irritability, Peevish, etc
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 258 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Irritability, Peevish, etc
- Irritability: Graph., Ham., Kreas., Phyt.
- of temper, extreme, with abdominal complaints: Acet-ac.
- peevish, malicious, or sad, desponding: Acon.
- least thing that goes wrong makes her angry: Cimic.
- especially in the forenoon and open air: Æth.
- or bad humor, mostly mornings: Am-m.
- extreme, passionate and contradictory: Anac.
- lassitude, low spirits: Arum-t.
- ill humor: Asaf.
- wishes to be alone ; inclined to fright, fear and vexation obstinate, passionate: Bry.
- without cause: Calc-c.
- excitable and inclined to anger: Carb-v.
- mood: Caust.
- impatient: Cham.
- ill-humored: Chel.
- taciturn, does not want to go out: Clem.
- ill-humored, surly, not satisfied with anything: Colch.
- extreme, nothing seems right to him ; extremely impatient ; every word provokes him: Coloc.
- ill-humored, 5 to 6 p.m.: Con.
- morose: Cycl.
- a trifle will disturb: Dros., Graph., Ham., Kreas., Phyt.
- worse from consolation, does not want to be disturbed: Hell.
- cannot bear the least contradiction or receive any suggestions in relation to any subject: Helon.
- disposed to be spiteful: Hydr.
- noise is disagreeable ; easily startled especially if touched: Kali-c.
- ill-humored, vexed over trifles: Mang.
- at and after dinner, with pressure in forehead: Teuc-m.
- quarrelsome, taciturn or indifferent: Merc.
- disposed to anger and chagrin: Mur-ac.
- excitable: Nat-c.
- worse mornings: Nat-s.
- out of humor: Kali-n.
- morose, sullen, apt to be quarrelsome if disturbed: Nux-v.
- excited, with inclination to be angry and scold ; anxious and irresolute: Petr.
- of mind and body; prostrated from the least unpleasant impression: Phos.
- peevish, passionate, noisy ; nervous, easily startled ; restless, hands tremble: Psor.
- disinclined to mental exertion: Rumx.
- of temper, great ; hysteria: Sabin.
- impatient or changeable: Sars.
- great, changing with indifference: Sep.
- quick-tempered, easily irritated, but quickly penitent: Sulph.
- restless, mental excitability, ill humor, fretful: Sul-ac.
- great depression of spirits: Ustil.
- chilly, also during the menses: Zing.
- Irritability and sensitiveness: Iod.
- Peevish: Acon., Alum., Calc-c., Caps., Carb-v., Caust., Cham., Cycl., Kali-c., Kreas., Lach., Mang., Mur-ac., Psor., Staph., Sulph.
- irritable, malicious, or sad, desponding: Acon.
- whining, with heat of the earlobes: Alum.
- and obstinate: Calc-c.
- wrathful: Carb-v.
- irritable mood: Caust.
- or morose: Cycl.
- nothing pleases: Cham.
- ill temper: Kreas.
- disposed to be morose or to quarrel: Lach.
- silent, reserved: Mang.
- disposed to anger and chagrin: Mur-ac.
- passionate, noisy; nervous, easily startled; restless, hands tremble: Psor.
- fretful, with excessive ill humor: Staph.
- irritable, quick-tempered: Sulph.
- Peevish: irritable
- angry, easily offended: Caps.
- Peevish, irritable, noise is disagreeable, easily startled, especially if touched: Kali-c.
- Obstinate: Spong.
- and passionate: Bry.
- and peevishness: Calc-c., Kreas.
- great, dislikes to have any one near: Sulph.
- Anger, with habitual malicious spiteful disposition ; after anger, chilliness, alternating with heat, vomiting of bile and thirst. Great laziness and aversion to occupy oneself: Nux-v.
- Anger
- gets angered at trifles; hateful, vindictive; becomes angered when trying to comfort him: Nat-m.
- easily angered, excitable and vehement, from which he afterwards suffers: Phos.
- when crossed has to restrain himself to keep from doing violence: Sil.
- cannot bear contradiction, becomes enraged: Olnd.
- quarrelsome: Ran-b.
- from the least thing that goes wrong: Cimic.
- bad humor, mostly mornings: Am-m.
- inclined to: Carb-v.
- easily vexed: Graph.
- vexed over trifles: Mang.
- at trifles, overexcited, dissatisfied, quarrelsome: Thuj.
- disposed to, and chagrin: Mur-ac.
- inclined to be, and scold: Petr.
- easily offended: Caps., Helon., Iris
- least contradiction angers, excitable, pettish: Ferr.
- inclined to be, and out of humor; vehement: Led.
- vehement, headstrong: Lyc.
- about trifles and imaginary things: Meph.
- at trifles, soon sorrow: Mezer.
- Anger, in suddenly appearing spells, irascible, restless: Ip.
- Fretful: Bell., Bor., Canth., Graph., Staph.
- peevishness, with excessive ill humor: Staph.
- nothing seemed right, vexed with himself: Bell.
- ill humor before the easy stool, in afternoon after it lively, content and looking cheerfully into the future: Bor.
- whining and complaining, anxious restlessness, worse motion, better quiet: Canth.
- Ill humor: Am-m., Asaf., Bor., Bov., Chel., Colch., Con., Graph., Ip., Kali-n., Kreas., Mang., Merc-i-r., Staph.
- vexed over trifles: Mang.
- despises everything: Ip.
- Surly, dissatisfied with his condition, complains: Bism.
- Surly
- ill-humored, not satisfied with anything: Colch.
- Distrust: Dros.
- Jealousy: Apis, Hyos., Ign., Lach.
- Jaw hangs down, hands and feet twitch, eyes roll, spasms: Stram.
- Kisses everybody before the menses: Verat.
- Laziness, averse to occupying oneself: Nux-v.
- Laziness
- tiredness, with deep seated inward trouble: Sabin.
- Lamenting: Hell.
- Listless, inert, yet does not want to sit still: Lil-t.
- Lascivious ideas: Calad.
- Lascivious
- fancies day and night: Dig.
- mania, uncovers body, especially sexual parts, sings amorous songs: Hyos.
- erotic ideas ; brain excited, as after tea: Hyper.
- amativeness: Phos.
- Loquacity, great, convulsive motions of facial and cervical muscles, mostly right side, drawing head down to the shoulders ; merry, incoherent talk ; followed by malaise: Agar.
- Loquacity
- she is excited ; talking fatigues her ; was unable to sleep at night: Ambr.
- brilliant eyes, shooting through the temples and nasal sinuses : fever: Gels.
- bright, great flow of ideas: Glon.
- indistinct muttering: Hyos.
- talkative, disposed to jest: Kali-i.
- with mocking jealousy, frightful images, satirical ; talks, sings, whistles, makes odd motions: Lach.
- afterwards stupid and irritable: Lachn.
- with great mental excitement: Teuc-m.
- talkative, as if drunk; excited, with heat in the head: Meph.
- mania, silly conduct: Par.
- great talkativeness when excited: Selen.
- talks all the time, sings, makes verses: Stram.
- inclined to talk, laugh and be merry: Tarax.
- talkative, inclined to mental exertion ; hilarity: Ther.
- talks rapidly: Verat.
- Lose themselves, well-known streets seem strange, way home too long ; forgets on which side she lives: Glon.
- Lose themselves
- surroundings seem changed; fanciful dreamy images ; does not recognize the known streets: Nux-m.
- did not know where she was in the street: Petr.
- Mania, following disappearance of neuralgia: Cimic.
- Mania
- at one time merry, again would spit at and bite (Cuprum) at those around; instead of eating, bit the wooden spoon in two, gnawed the plate and growled and barked like a dog
- Cantharides: Bell.
- with biting and beating, tearing things to pieces (Veratrum, Cimex), with anxiety: Cupr.
- paroxysms of rage, with crying, barking and beating ; renewed by the sight of dazzling, bright objects (see Stramonium) ; when touching the larynx when trying to drink water: Canth.
- from suppressed menses: Puls.
- rage, quieted only when washing the head in cold water: Sabad.
- with inclination to bite (Belladonna, Cuprum); with inclination to drown one's self: Secale
- for light and company (opp. Cantharides); cannot bear to be alone, runs about ; rage ; or proud, haughty (Platinum), or merry exaltation: Stram.
- with desire to cut and tear (Cuprum, Cimex), especially the clothes, with lewdness and lascivious talk: Verat.
- religious, prays all the time: Aur.
- puerperal ; silent, suspicious ; will not see her physician, seems to terrify her ; fears being poisoned (Hyoscyamus), sleepless, can hardly be kept in her bedroom: Verat-v.
- very much vexed, would like to tear everything to pieces
- Cuprum, Veratrum alb: Cimx.
- after fright: Stram.
- at one time merry, again would spit at and bite (Cuprum) at those around; instead of eating, bit the wooden spoon in two, gnawed the plate and growled and barked like a dog
- Mania, aberration of mind, singing, performing the most grotesque dancing steps, shouting, likes childish toys, jumps from bed in a happy, childish state: Cic.
- Mania, religious
- sees the devil coming to take her ; the world on fire during the night; fear, rage (Stramonium) in spells or weeping ; forgetful during lucid moments: Puls.
- Music causes weeping and trembling of the feet: Thuj.
- Music
- is intolerable to her: Sabin.
- Affected by playing on piano for short time, with painful anxiety in the chest, trembling of the body, and weariness, must lie down: Nat-c.
- Muscles do not act properly if the will is not strongly fixed upon their action ; as when spoken to, the attention being diverted, lets things drop: Hell.
- Muscles
- Moanings: Hell.
- Meningitis, frequent screams in: Hell.
- Morose: Nux-v.
- Mirth, excessive, with irresistible desire to sing
- Crocus: Spong.
- Mercury, nervous, excitable after abuse of: Nit-ac.
- Menses : kisses everybody before the: Verat.
- Mirror or anything bright excites convulsions: Stram.
- Miserly: Sep.
- Mind, disturbed state of, also with religious taciturnity ; haughty; voluptuous, cruel: Plat.
- Mental symptoms appear after physical symptoms disappear, and vice versa: Plat.
- Muscles Morose
- with inclination to work: Sars.
- with nausea, cannot bear a person to walk in room: Sang.
- Muscles Mind
- overactive: Phos.
- Maliciousness: Nat-c., Nux-v.
- Mischievous, does foolish, disgusting actions: Merc.
- Mind power over body diminished: Hell.
- Mental excitement": Ant-t., Camph.
- Mental
- symptoms worse in morning when awaking: Alum.
- restlessness, but too lifeless to move: Bapt.
- and bodily weakness, great ; childishness, old people: Bar-c.
- torpor, dull and stupid: Cic.
- Irritability: Graph., Ham., Kreas., Phyt.