Analytical Repertory of the Symptoms of the Mind

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This historic book may contain numerous typos and missing text. Buyers can download a free scanned copy of the original work (without errors) from the publisher. Not indexed or illustrated, it dates back to 1881. The text discusses various symptoms and their corresponding remedies. For gastric complaints, it mentions great distress treated with Goss. herb., dread of light and noise addressed by Bellad., and fear of death alleviated by Aeon. Other symptoms include suppressed grief (Ignat.), irritability (Chamom.), and restlessness (Arsen.). Diarrhea is associated with indifference to surroundings (Phosph. ac.) and despondency (Digit.). Quarrelsomeness is noted with Chamom. and Nux vom., while tearfulness is linked to Pulsat. Constipation and grief are also highlighted, indicating the emotional weight of these conditions. For fissures of the anus, Arsen. is recommended for agony, while hemorrhoids are treated with Cinch. off. The text also addresses urination issues, including tenesmus with agony (Canthar.) and pain in the lumbar and pelvic regions, with remedies suggested for feelings of distress and fear of impending doom. Overall, the text provides a historical perspective on various ailments and their homeopathic treatments.