Minutus

What would be the rubric for:

“I put on my sweatshirt, then feel hot and take it off.” Not going
between chills and fever, just changes in temp. No fever.

And isn't it odd to have this without any fever?
Thanks,
Shannon

chilliness, worse from warmth, covering-

( Boericke) Camph, Hep, Med, Sanic, Sec, Sul

Yes it is odd and so is even more of a characteristic - this is
happening in warm weather or cold weather?

Sulph?

--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, Robert & Shannon Nelson
wrote:

"chilliness, worse from warmth, covering- ( Boericke)" Maybe I missed something, but I would take this rubric to mean - a nice SRP - that the person feels (more) chilly in warmth and/or from covering. Don't have time to check this out under the various remedies right now, or go scouting through heat rubrics. As for the original question, if there is nothing to further identify a subjective sensation of that kind, then I'd be quite happy to use the fever/chills rubrics.

SUSE

Sounds normal for menopause (or pregnancy)
Elise

But this is in context of a violent acute!

Hi Shannon,
Why would it be odd? I don't get it. It seems reasonable to me.

Regards

Luise
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So definitely know what's true:
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Hi Luise,
Then i haven't described it well!
It is sudden and extreme changes, and definitely seemed odd to her!
Shannon

What about
GENERALITIES; CHANGE; symptoms, constant change of; rapid (SII-62) (18) : ambr., ant-c., arn., benz-ac., caul., caust., cimic., cupr., kalm., led., meph., plat., plb., puls., sal-ac., sul-ac., tub., valer.
Jean

Maybe the changeable remedies
GENERALITIES; CHANGE; symptoms, constant change of; rapid (18) : ambr., ant-c., arn., benz-ac., caul., caust., cimic., cupr., kalm., led., meph., plat., plb., puls., sal-ac., sul-ac., tub., valer.
Jean

Thanks Jean,
Yes, that seems appropriate--and she described other rapid shifts too.
I'm going to ask more about this shortly...
Shannon