MANIA
MANIA (dementia, insanity, mental aberration, alienation or derangement, madness)
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 6
ars. Arsenicum Album kali-br. Kali Bromatum bell. Belladonna merc. Mercurius Vivus nux-v. Nux Vomica verat. Veratrum Album
4 of 5 marks 27
tarent. Tarentula Hispanica cimic. Cimicifuga Racemosa ign. Ignatia Amara ox-ac. Oxalicum Acidum hep. Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum aur. Aurum Metallicum iod. Iodium sulph. Sulphur stram. Stramonium anac. Anacardium Orientale con. Conium Maculatum arg-m. Argentum Metallicum op. Opium apis. Apis Mellifica cycl. Cyclamen Europæum calad. Caladium Seguinum canth. Cantharis nux-m. Nux Moschata lach. Lachesis arum-t. Arum Triphyllum manc. Mancinella (Hippomanes) hyos. Hyoscyamus Niger chel. Chelidonium Majus brom. Bromium kali-m. Kali Muriaticum psor. Psorinum verat-v. Veratrum Viride
Sub-rubrics 78
- acute3p. 58
- after business2p. 58
- after domestic calamity1p. 58
- after fright1p. 59
- after grief1p. 59
- after masturbation2p. 59
- after nervousness of twelve years standing, made worse by grief, commenced while riding in a boat1p. 59
- after vexation1p. 59
- as if drunk1p. 58
- at one time merry, again would spit and bite at those around him1p. 59
- attacks end in sweat1p. 59
- attacks of suffocation and spasms of respiratory muscles, as well as muscles of face, neck and rest of body1p. 59
- better from quiet and meditation1p. 59
- boisterous1p. 58
- brain4p. 58
- burrows in ground with his mouth, like a pig1p. 58
- caused by amenorrhœa1p. 58
- clasps hands1p. 59
- comical1p. 58
- dæmoniac1p. 58
- delirious1p. 58
- desire for light and company1p. 58
- drags feet in walking, direction of steps towards left1p. 59
- drinking3p. 58
- during pregnancy2p. 59
- epileptic5p. 58
- erotic4p. 58
- eruptions3p. 58
- excitement1p. 58
- eyes4p. 58
- face1p. 58
- fantastical1p. 58
- fever3p. 59
- following disappearance of neuralgia1p. 59
- for grandeur2p. 59
- from pain3p. 59
- from toothache1p. 59
- furibund1p. 59
- hallucinations of hearing1p. 58
- heart2p. 59
- hysterical5p. 59
- in a young man of loose habits1p. 59
- in paroxysms5p. 59
- in syphilis1p. 59
- in zymotic diseases and when connected with puerperal or ovarian, uterine disease1p. 59
- indecent1p. 59
- menses3p. 59
- monomania2p. 59
- must be constantly in action1p. 58
- periodical3p. 59
- places two axes across each other in order to split wood1p. 58
- pleasant1p. 59
- puerperal15p. 59
- pulse1p. 59
- rises frequently with great effort and awkwardness, body when standing bends towards left, must be supported1p. 59
- senile1p. 59
- sexual4p. 59
- sleep3p. 59
- sudden foxlike destructive efforts, requiring utmost vigilance, followed by laughter and apologies1p. 58
- uterine dementia1p. 59
- with albuminuria1p. 58
- with anxiety1p. 58
- with aphonia1p. 58
- with biting8p. 58
- with burning heat in throat1p. 59
- with chills2p. 58
- with constipation1p. 58
- with convulsions4p. 58
- with desire to cut and tear everything, especially clothes1p. 58
- with despondency (anæmia)1p. 58
- with headache2p. 59
- with liver complaint1p. 59
- with paralysis6p. 59
- with spasmodic sensation1p. 59
- with thirst1p. 59
- with uterine disease1p. 59
- with vertigo1p. 59
- worse about midnight1p. 59
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 58 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; MANIA