FORGETFUL
FORGETFUL ☞ Memory
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 3
colch. Colchicum Autumnale agn. Agnus Castus merc. Mercurius Vivus
4 of 5 marks 11
lac-c. Lac Caninum zinc. Zincum Metallicum phos. Phosphorus con. Conium Maculatum mill. Millefolium rhus-t. Rhus Toxicodendron calc-p. Calcarea Phosphorica bell. Belladonna canth. Cantharis graph. Graphites calc. Calcarea Carbonica
3 of 5 marks 8
plat. Platinum Metallicum ptel. Ptelea Trifoliata zing. Zingiber op. Opium petr. Petroleum nux-m. Nux Moschata cinnam. Cinnamomum psor. Psorinum
1 of 5 marks 21
cimic. Cimicifuga Racemosa thuj. Thuja Occidentalis tab. Tabacum caps. Capsicum sarr. Sarracenia Purpurea stront. Strontium lil-t. Lilium Tigrinum gymn. Gymnocladus tell. Tellurium corn. Cornus Circinata calad. Caladium Seguinum rhus-v. Rhus Venenata bar-c. Baryta Carbonica arum-t. Arum Triphyllum nat-a. Natrum Arsenicatum sal-ac. Salicylicum Acidum cahin. Cahinca cinnb. Cinnabaris carb-ac. Carbolic Acid. form. Formica Rufa am-c. Ammonium Carbonicum
Sub-rubrics 31
- after meals1p. 47
- after nosebleed1p. 47
- as if he had forgotten something, and does not know what1p. 48
- cannot remember what he is reading or talking about1p. 48
- during fever6p. 47
- especially of names3p. 47
- friends and relatives1p. 47
- how to talk1p. 48
- in business3p. 47
- in evening2p. 47
- in hysteria1p. 47
- in morning1p. 47
- in old people1p. 48
- in ozæna1p. 48
- in religious mania1p. 48
- loses appetite (melancholy)1p. 47
- makes him morose (melancholy after typhus)1p. 47
- of almost everything1p. 47
- of connection of consecutive thoughts1p. 48
- of dates2p. 47
- of everything except dreams1p. 47
- of everything he has seen1p. 48
- of everything immediately1p. 47
- of figures, names and places (incipient stage of senile dementia)1p. 47
- of syllables and entire words when writing1p. 48
- of what he has just thought1p. 48
- of what he is about to say6p. 48
- of what she has read1p. 48
- of what she is going to do6p. 47
- of words5p. 48
- on making notes1p. 47
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 47 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; FORGETFUL