Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Memory
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 264 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Memory
- Memory, weakness of: Acon., Ailan., Ambr., Anac., Apis, Arg-n., Ars., Aur., Bar-c., Bell., Berb., Camph., Caust., Colch., Con., Euphr., Hell., Hep., Kreas., Lach., Laur., Lyc., Merc., Nit-ac., Nux-m., Nux-v., Olnd., Ph-ac., Psor., Rhus, Sep., Spig., Staph., Stram., Sulph., Viol-od., Zinc.
- Memory
- weakness of, cannot remember dates: Acon.
- frequently cannot find the right word ; hence falters in speech ; lies with closed eyes, shunning light and conversation: Arg-n.
- child cannot be taught, it cannot remember, is inattentive: Bar-c.
- forgets in a moment what he was about to do: Bell.
- with irritability: Hep.
- makes mistakes in orthography: Lach.
- difficult to remember names: Acon., Lith-c.
- confused thoughts, mixes up letters and syllables or omits parts of words in writing: Lyc.
- vanishing thought: Manc.
- mind obtuse, drowsy: Merc.
- averse to mental exertion: Nit-ac.
- manner shy and awkward: Nux-v.
- does not even know his room: Psor.
- disinclined to mental work: Spig.
- heavy weight between the eyes: Staph.
- loses thoughts before she can give them utterance ; weeps about her weak mind ; also after sunstroke: Stram.
- particularly for names: Sulph.
- or increased mental activity, easy comprehension ; the intellect predominates over the emotions: Viol-od.
- with stinging pains in the head: Zinc.
- Memory, weakness of, particularly for single names, mornings: Anac., Lith-c., Sulph.
- Absence of mind: Acon., Agn., Am-c., Arn., Arum-t., Bell., Bov., Cann-i., Caust., Chel., Ign., Kali-c., Lyc., Olnd., Rhus, Stann.
- Absence
- memory weak ; can't remember dates: Acon.
- reduced power of insight: Agn.
- makes mistakes in writing and speaking: Am-c.
- giddy: Arum-t.
- forgetful: Bell.
- difficult to fix the attention: Bov.
- horror of darkness, fears death: Cann-i.
- great, forgets what he wants to do or has done: Chel.
- thinks he is in two places at the same time: Lyc.
- want of attention: Olnd.
- forgetful, difficult comprehension, cannot remember the most recent events: Rhus
- Absence of mind ; thoughts wander from their object and dwell on images and fancies: Arn.
- Forgetful: Am-c., Arn., Arum-t., Bar-c., Bell., Calad., Calc-p., Canth., Fl-ac., Graph., Guai., Ham., Hydr., Kreas., Rhus, Selen., Stann., Tabac., Zing.
- makes mistakes in writing and speaking: Am-c.
- what he reads quickly escapes his memory, even the words he is about speaking: Arn.
- in the middle of speech the most familiar words fail him: Bar-c.
- of what he has done a short time ago: Calc-p.
- in his daily employment, of dates: Fl-ac.
- dim recollection of recent events, Graphites. (See Belladonna, Chelidonium, Calcarea phos.: Rhus
- especially of names: Guai.
- cannot remember what he is reading or talking about: Hydr.
- feels constantly as if she had forgotten something: Iod.
- difficult comprehension, cannot remember the most recent events: Rhus
- slow perception: Tabac.
- Forgetful, especially in business, during slumber, however, he remembers all he had forgotten: Selen.
- Recollection difficult: Anac.
- Recollection
- defective: Berb.
- inability to recall any thought or event on account of different thoughts crowding on his brain: Cann-i.
- on attempting to write something down, cannot on account of loss of recollection: Croc.
- of events dim: Graph.