Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › MIND AND DISPOSITION
MELANCHOLY
Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 59 · 57 remedies
MELANCHOLY ☞ Depression, Despair, Despondency, Discouraged, Gloomy, Grief, Hypochondriasis, Sad
Grade 5 of 5 — the book’s highest
caust. gels. aur. psor. merc. kali-i. calc. sulph. puls.
Grade 4 of 5
cocc. coch. con. croc. cycl. nit-ac. ambr. aml-n. anac-oc. arg-n. cann-s. caps. chlol. clem. dig. grat. helon. hydr. iod. kali-br. kali-c. lach. lyc. naja. alum. phyt. plat. plb. sil. zinc.
Grade 3 of 5
Grade 1 of 5
valer. hell. arum-m. hep. tab. hyper. indg. bell. astac. brom. sal-ac. berb. sarr. sec. cham.
Sub-rubrics
- after abuse of mercury1p. 60
- after concussion of brain1p. 59
- after confinement1p. 60
- after eating2p. 60
- after emissions3p. 60
- after extraction of tooth1p. 60
- after fright1p. 60
- after losses2p. 60
- after mental overexertion1p. 60
- after mortification1p. 60
- after quarrel with husband1p. 60
- alternating with4p. 59
- at climaxis1p. 59
- at night1p. 60
- averse to seeing her children2p. 59
- cannot be consoled1p. 60
- disappointed love2p. 60
- during pregnancy3p. 60
- eruptions following suppressions3p. 60
- from deep-seated abdominal irritation1p. 59
- from deranged mental functions, caused by overstraining mind, or from exhausting drains affecting nerve centres of spinal cord1p. 60
- from grief5p. 60
- from nervous exhaustion1p. 60
- in albuminuria1p. 59
- in amenorrhœa2p. 59
- in anæmia1p. 59
- in ascites1p. 59
- in cardialgia1p. 59
- in chorea2p. 59
- in chronic metritis1p. 60
- in chronic ovaritis and leucorrhœa1p. 60
- in coryza1p. 60
- in cough2p. 60
- in diabetes1p. 60
- in dropsy1p. 60
- in dysmenorrhœa2p. 60
- in dyspepsia1p. 60
- in fever3p. 60
- in house1p. 60
- in hypochondriasis1p. 60
- in hysteria3p. 60
- in menorrhagia1p. 60
- in mild persons2p. 60
- in morning1p. 60
- in nymphomania1p. 60
- in ozæna syphilitica1p. 60
- in tetter1p. 60
- in tubercular meningitis1p. 60
- intolerable1p. 60
- mania7p. 60
- menses7p. 60
- over supposed wrongs1p. 60
- periodical attacks3p. 60
- religious3p. 60
- silent2p. 60
- sits in corner and does not want to have anything to do with the world1p. 60
- stomach1p. 60
- suicidalp. 60
- suppressed mental suffering with much sighing1p. 60
- timidity2p. 60
- walks about, wringing his hands, moaning and groaning2p. 60
- will not leave bed1p. 59
- with anguish2p. 59
- with constipation1p. 60
- with distress1p. 60
- with epilepsy1p. 60
- with fear of death1p. 60
- with headache4p. 60
- with impotence2p. 60
- with indifference1p. 60
- with involuntary laughter1p. 60
- with jealousy1p. 60
- with sleeplessness2p. 60
- with spasmodic twitching of muscles1p. 60
- with stinging over left eye1p. 60
- with weeping4p. 60
- worse from music1p. 60
Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 59 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; MELANCHOLY