FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME (107)

[Ardavan Shahrdar]

Find the name of the following remedy:

There are prominent mental symptoms which indicate
this remedy.

Both suicidal and homicidal tendencies are developed.
There is a sudden impulse to kill. Patient both
suffers from 'Fear of killing' and 'Fear of sudden
death'. 'Sudden impulse to throw the child into fire'.

Auditory hallucinations like hearing ringing of
doorbell are also common.

There is a feeling of distress in heart region.
'Rapid, irregular and intermittent pulse'. 'Fluttering
of heart with sensation of fullness about clavicles
and feeling of suffocation'.

The patient craves sour things and esp lemons.

< Walking in open air

Sincerely,

Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom

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[gunterma_bar]

Remedy = HEPAR
Anthony Gunterman

[Ardavan Shahrdar]

Dear Anthony,

Although Hepar is similar in some aspects to the
remedy, it is not the answer. Do you have any other
choice?

Please send your answers privately to my address
ashahrdar@yahoo.com and not to the group. You can post
related material without mentioning the name of the
remedy.

Regards,

Ardavan

--- gunterma_bar@webtv.net wrote: > Remedy = HEPAR

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From R. Murphy:
Clinical
Delirium, tremens. Mania. Homicidal. Insanity. Insomnia. Megrim.
Nervousness. Neuralgias. Paralysis. Sleeplessness. Suicidal.
Modalities
Better warmth, warm bath. Better from external warmth, applying hand or warm
clothes to occiput. Worse at night. Worse on walking in open air. Worse after
meals. Worse by cold water.
Symptoms
Mind
Nervousness and want of confidence. Peevish. Nocturnal fright, suicidal
thoughts. Temporary mental exaltation. Ill-humored. Delirium with ecstasy,
laughed incessantly, talked in rhyme. Delirium tremens. Disposition to
quarrel at the most harmless speech. Great nervous excitability with
exaltation of intellectual faculties. Impulses to kill. impulse to jump out
of the window. Mania. Suicidal and homicidal.
Abdomen
Borborygmi. After lunch, stitch below ribs in paroxysms. Intestines relaxed.
Liability to hernia.
Chest
Oppressed and constricted. Fluttering in left side and feeling of
suffocation.
Ears
Neuralgic pains in cartilage of ears. Hallucinations of hearing. Roaring in
ears.
Eyes
Eyes are unusually bright. Dilated pupils. Neuralgia of eyes. Sight is dim,
dark before eyes, fiery lines, sparks.
Face
Wild, distressed expression. Face is pale, with congested redness, flushed.
Female
Soreness and tenderness in ovaries. Menses delayed, scanty with severe
cramp-like pains. Uterine bearing down from beginning to end of period.
Food
Very hungry, but little satisfies. Thirst, but every mouthful of cold water
affects the head like a shock. Craves acids, lemons.
Head
Rush of blood to head. Sick headache radiating from one point. Sleepless and
restless. Hallucinations of hearing. Cold damp feeling at back of head. Scalp
tender can scarcely comb hair.
Heart
Anxious oppression. Precordial distress. Palpitation, unable to lie on left
side. Fluttering. Pulse rapid, irregular intermittent.
Kidneys
Very marked increase of urine. Must pass water immediately after drinking
tea.
Limbs
Paralyzed numbness of limbs. Joints of hands and feet tender. Nervous
excitability in wrists, hands, and feet. Hand trembled violently.
Restlessness of feet. Neuralgic pains in outer hamstrings. Sensation as if
the weight of a sheet even would crush toes.
Lungs
Edema of respiratory tract. Cough is dry, severe and bloody expectoration.
Breathing increased in frequency and amplitude. Breathlessness on least
exertion. Paroxysm of asphyxia.
Male
Erections. Unnatural excitement.
Mouth
Teeth frequently decayed. Tongue clean and pale. Tongue red, blistered,
painful as if scalded. Whole mouth cavity dry and sensitive. Much viscid
saliva. Bitter taste in mouth.
Nose
Dryness, soreness of nose. Nosebleed before menses. Sensation at root of
nose as if nosebleed would occur.
Rectum
Swelling of lower end of rectum, with slight itching. Chronic relaxed
bowels. worse by beer, better by port wine. Constipation.
Sensations
As if a foreign body in throat. As if on the verge of fainting. As if the
stomach hung down relaxed in the body like an empty bag. As if the weight of
a sheet on the feet would crush the toes. Cold sensations are prominent,
cold, damp feeling at back of head with pain spreading thence to eyes, also
dryness and swelling of mucous membrane.
Skin
Skin dry as if pores obstructed. Skin of finger-ends peels from excessive
dryness. Eruption of red, indolent pimples. Itching, crawling, prickling in
different parts.
Sleep
Sleepy in daytime, sleepiness at night with vascular excitement and
restlessness and dry skin. Horrible dreams cause no horror.
Stomach
A sinking sensation at epigastrium. Faint, gone feeling. (Sep., Hydr.,
Olean.) Sudden production of wind in large quantities. Nausea, and vomiting
after eating. Vomits bile, when pain at its height. Weakness about stomach.
Temperature
Intense coldness passing over whole head. Lowered temperature. Hands and
face cold as marble. Excessive internal heat with flushes of heat on the
surface, coming and going quickly. Disposition to perspire. Beaded with
chilly moisture.
Throat
Scraping in larynx. Hoarseness. Diphtheria sore throat. Uneasy feeling in
pharynx, as if obstructed by a foreign body. Painless swelling of mucous
membrane.
Vertigo
Vertigo with darkness before eyes, sudden in open air.
Jim Gregorich
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