Aggravations with Reference to Mental Symptoms, Work, Mental and Physical
Pennsylvania, Repertory to Hering's Condensed Materia Medica, 1889, p. 283 · Remedy abbreviations · grades: bold 3, italic 2, roman 1
- Work, Mental and Physical
- Mental, protracted, application or exciting debates bring on vertigo: Agar.
- Mental
- fatigues him, disinclined to ; general languor: Aloe
- exertion brings on tearing, pressing headache in the forehead, temples and occiput: Anac.
- labor fatigues
- Aloes, Pulsatilla, Selenium: Aur.
- desire for, preceded by aversion to his own profession: Brom.
- operations, difficulty of performing: Calc-p.
- dislike for, or physical exertion: Chin.
- and bodily exhaustion from overexertion of mind or loss of sleep: Cupr.
- not inclined to study; nervous, restless: Ferr.
- exertion, fainting after: Calad.
- Mental, labor
- requiring close thinking, very difficult ; the least interruption breaks the chain of thought: Berb.
- Mental, exertion
- or emotion aggravates the pains
- Kobaltum: Colch.
- causes a sense of helplessness from brain weakness ; inability to attend to anything requiring thought: Gels.
- or emotion aggravates the pains
- Physical labor, indisposed to perform: Agar., Cob., Crot-t.
- Physical
- aversion to, not disposed for anything: Am-c.
- hurried desire for ; also mental, cannot do things fast enough: Aur.
- disinclined to all kinds of work: Calc-c.
- labor, dread of, hates work ; scientific labor fatigues him: Graph.
- work, insane passion for: Hyos.
- indolence: Teuc-m.
- disinclined to, with great lassitude in morning: Nux-v.
- total unfitness for any kind of: Selen.
- labor, undecided, shunning it, but after beginning works well: Tarax.
- or bodily labor, disinclination for ; listless languor: Kali-bi.
- excitement increases the suffering
- Colchicum: Cob.
- or physical labor, indisposed to ; low-spirited, thinks too little of himself: Cob.
- exertion, much worse from, or talking: Mag-c.
- overtaxing the mind ; sleepy, gastric ailments, hysteria following: Nux-m.
- labor, ailments from ; exertion, worse from ; cannot bear reading or conversation, desires to be alone: Nux-v.
- exertion, flushes of heat after: Olnd.
- labor causes ; fulness in the head ; intense headache; throbbing in brain ; pain left temple: Psor.
- fatigues ; head affected: Puls.
- Physical labor, aversion to, in the morning, with indolence ; lowspirited, depressed in the evening: Ran-sc.
- Yielding: Puls., Sil.
- Weeping, often: Cupr., Kali-c.
- Physical labor, aversion to: Anac.
- Physical disinclined
- to: Caust., Crot-t., Guai.
- for business: Con.
- to, dull all forenoon: Psor.
- Physical labor
- no desire for, or study : Hamamelis. (Desire for study: Cob.
- Physical work
- dread of: Graph., Kali-c.
- aversion to: Manc.
- Physical exertion
- much worse from: Mag-m.
- indisposed to: Phyt.
- Physical Physical
- exertion aggravates headache and produces sleep: Sabad.
- overexertion of mind, as in bookkeepers: Sep.
- Physical Physical exertion
- fatigues him much: Selen.