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CAUSE AND TYPE
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
CAUSE AND TYPE
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Sub-rubrics
- Anger affects mother's milk2
- Apoplectic; in inebriates; hæmorrhagic or broken down systems
- Carphopedal2
- Cataleptic2
- Cerebral sclerosis or tumor1
- Children, infants, from reflex causes, dentition34
- Clonic10
- Crying; approach of strangers1
- Exanthemata5
- Foot sweat, suppressed1
- Fright6
- Fright, anger or emotional disturbance in nervous, plethoric persons1
- Grief, or any emotional excitement1
- Hypochondriacal2
- Hysterical17
- Injury2
- Isolated groups of muscles8
- Labor11
- Meals followed by vomiting, shrieking, spasms1
- Menses suppressed2
- Metastases, from other organs3
- Prodromata5
- Reflected light from water, mirror3
- Sleep, loss of1
- Spinal origin9
- Terminal stage2
- Tonic: Opisthotonos18
- Uremic11
- Uterine disease1
- Vaccination2
- Whooping cough2
- Worms9
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — NERVOUS SYSTEM; GENERALITIES; CONVULSIONS; CAUSE AND TYPE