Can anyone suggest Rx
Runs on adrelalin
Exam fear/anxiety - has *hughly* importantant exam comming up
Desires sweet things
Loves cheese
Likes warm drinks - does not drink cold drinks
Likes to be in control
Loves fresh air but wears lots of layers to keep ward
pain in left shoulder/arm ( looks to be in chromium process) - came on
recewntly - thinks linked to anxiety
Wakes at night worrying approx 2-3am
lack of confidence
very organised - likes things "just so" - though not obsessive
I keep comming up with Ars Alb
any other suggestions would be useful
nb I have given Reiki and Remedial Massage to left arm - Major improvement
in mobility and pain and patient feels "calmer and floaty!"
I have only got one go at this a exam is on fri am!!
Thanks
Joan
EXAM NERVES
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Re: EXAM NERVES
Have you considered Arg-n acutely for this period of anticipation? Sounds
like maybe an Ars constitution in an Arg-n state.
Toni
like maybe an Ars constitution in an Arg-n state.
Toni
Re: EXAM NERVES
Dear Joan,
Arg-n has many of these sx and has major issue with anticipation--also in "shorthand" is a L-sided Lycopodium, which also shows up in this case. Try to rule out arg-n, and if cant, may be useful.. Usually quite < heat (opposite of ars).
Arg-n (MIND)(morrison)
Anxiety while anticipating an engagement or test.
Anxiety when alone; ameliorated in company.
Impulsive irritability which he excessively regrets.
Impulsive weeping. Remorseful weeping.
Hurried; impulsively walks faster and faster with anxiety finally becoming aware that he is running for no reason.
Superstitious or fixed ideas. Compulsive thoughts or behavior.
Weakness of memory. Mental deterioration. Dementia.
Tries to avoid any ordeal.
Anxiety in the morning on waking; feels he cannot face the day.
Morose and despairing.
Predicts the hour of his death.
Best,
Andy
Joan Dunn wrote:
Arg-n has many of these sx and has major issue with anticipation--also in "shorthand" is a L-sided Lycopodium, which also shows up in this case. Try to rule out arg-n, and if cant, may be useful.. Usually quite < heat (opposite of ars).
Arg-n (MIND)(morrison)
Anxiety while anticipating an engagement or test.
Anxiety when alone; ameliorated in company.
Impulsive irritability which he excessively regrets.
Impulsive weeping. Remorseful weeping.
Hurried; impulsively walks faster and faster with anxiety finally becoming aware that he is running for no reason.
Superstitious or fixed ideas. Compulsive thoughts or behavior.
Weakness of memory. Mental deterioration. Dementia.
Tries to avoid any ordeal.
Anxiety in the morning on waking; feels he cannot face the day.
Morose and despairing.
Predicts the hour of his death.
Best,
Andy
Joan Dunn wrote:
Re: EXAM NERVES
Joan wrote:
***Joan
the two that work more often than not are Arg-nit and Gelsem. in 200 seems
to be good - they have similar actions, but Gels has tremor and weakness and
sometimes feels quite low about it all
P.Banerji's clinical evidence supports the above, but also has observed that
Arg-nit or Gels given once every fourth day and has noticed that he gets
best results when Aconite 200 is given once a month intercurrently with Arg
or Gels works best.
He mentions that Aconite 200 given on the previous day of exami also helped
much during a course of Gelsemium 200 --- and that Arg-nit has more lack of
confidence than fear
All experience is worthy of note
Robyn
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***Joan
the two that work more often than not are Arg-nit and Gelsem. in 200 seems
to be good - they have similar actions, but Gels has tremor and weakness and
sometimes feels quite low about it all
P.Banerji's clinical evidence supports the above, but also has observed that
Arg-nit or Gels given once every fourth day and has noticed that he gets
best results when Aconite 200 is given once a month intercurrently with Arg
or Gels works best.
He mentions that Aconite 200 given on the previous day of exami also helped
much during a course of Gelsemium 200 --- and that Arg-nit has more lack of
confidence than fear
All experience is worthy of note
Robyn
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