Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Thinking, Thoughts, etc
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 280 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Thinking, Thoughts, etc
- incapacity of mind for, confused: Æth.
- increases the headache and causes dimness of vision: Arg-n.
- indisposed to, after a walk in the open air : Arnica. to, want of power, mind seems weak: Bapt.
- of one's complaints makes them worse: Bar-c., Calc-p.
- about an existing complaint causes it to disappear: Camph., Hell.
- seem to stand still: Cann-s.
- is difficult: Calc-c., Clem., Rhus
- Thinking about complaints makes them worse: Bar-c., Calc-p.
- Thinking
- of complaints aggravates them, especially the hemorrhoids: Caust.
- fixed upon one unpleasant subject; she is absorbed within herself and observes nothing around her: Cocc.
- weakness in the head, can scarcely think ; thoughts slow ; thoughts of many things at night prevent sleep: Graph.
- thoughtless staring during the morning: Guai.
- about the symptoms lessens them: Camph., Hell.
- inability to ; thoughts cannot be controlled: Hyos.
- fixed, immovable: Iod.
- frequent vanishing of, frequent failure of: Kreas.
- herself under superhuman control: Lach.
- inability to, or to perform any mental labor ; head feels stupid if she tries to exert herself: Nat-c.
- difficulty of; absence of mind; memory and will weak: Nat-m.
- inability to: Nat-s.
- difficulty of, in the morning, with warm face ; forehead hot: Kali-n.
- gradual vanishing of, when reading inclined to fall asleep: Nux-m.
- about pains causes them to return: Oxal-ac.
- headache and dyspnoea, while, or feeling of apprehension at pit of stomach sets in: Phos.
- incapacity for, in morning: Kali-n., Ph-ac.
- vanishing of, on reflection: Ran-b.
- impaired power of: Secale
- makes her feel wretched: Stann.
- cannot think ; talks slowly, as if hunting for words ; uses wrong words: Thuj.
- Thoughts which he cannot get rid of ; they constantly reappear in his dreams; thoughts vanish after overlifting: Psor.
- Thinking produces headache: Sabad.
- Thinking about the food he has been eating makes him sick: Sars.
- Time passes too slow: Alum., Arg-n., Cham., Nux-v.
- Time passes
- too quickly: Cocc., Ther.
- Short time seems too long to her: Nux-m.
- Exaggeration of duration of time and extent of space; a few seconds seem ages, a few rods an immense distance: Cann-i.
- U comfortableness: Secale
- Unconscious: Stram.
- Visions by day of fancied things: Stann.
- Voluptuousness: Plat.
- Vindictive: Nat-m.
- Vehement, after which he suffers: Phos.
- Vehement
- inclined to be: Sep.
- Writing fatigues: Sil.
- Whines, but knows not why: Hyos.
- Wild feeling in head: Lil-t.
- Weeping mood, dejection, anxiety: Cimic.
- Weeping
- crying against his will: Alum.
- great tearfulness, cannot help crying: Apis
- shed tears and makes explanations after rage: Arn.
- tearful sadness and anxiety: Asar.
- crying and lamentations, with hoarse voice: Brom.
- sadness: Chel.
- moaning and howling: Cic.
- pitiful when awake: Cina
- sobbing, moaning and groaning: Cocc.
- tearfulness, low-spirited: Dig.
- disposed to, about his lonely condition: Lith-c.
- all day, cannot calm himself: Lyc.
- and shuddering between attacks of pain: Glon.
- constant whining, moaning and groaning: Mang.
- inclined to ; fearful: Mag-m.
- fits of involuntary weeping and laughter: Sep.
- disposition to: Spong., Sul-ac.
- feels like crying all the time, but crying makes her worse: Stann.
- screaming violently: Sil.
- Weeping crying
- knows not why ; consolation aggravates: Cact.
- Weeping, excessive, and lamentations over trifles ; cries and trembles; does not know what to do: Coff.