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FamilyQ: List of important Umbellifera
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FamilyA: Conium, Aethusa, Asafoetida, Cicuta
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TopNotesQ: Conium
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TopNotesA: Old people, Mental dullness, Slowly progressing indurated tumors
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TopNotesQ: Aethusa
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TopnotesA: Devoted to animals, Violent symptoms, Total intolerance to milk, Cholera infantum
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TopnotesQ: Asafoetida
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TopnotesA: Foul, Hysterical hypochondriacs, Fat and Flabby, Trapped gas comes only upwards
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TopNotesQ: Cicuta
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TopNotesA: Childishness, Violent seizures and spasms (incl grand mal), Craves inedible things
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Suddenly attacked
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Stabbed, wounded, blows, preparing for a blow
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Unexpected attack
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Abuse
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Escape, Furious attacks, Mania, Violent
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Sudden weakness, regressed, paralysis
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Seizures and hysteria
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Marked action on central nervous system
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Engorgement and atrophy of glands
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Action on mucus membranes, producing catarrh
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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FamilyKeyWordQ: Action on the skin, producing pustular eruptions
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FamilyKeyWordA: Umbelliferae
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KeynotesQ: Emotionally closed, flat or hard people
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Mental dullness, confusion, Brain fag
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Mental activity tires patient due to progressive mental deterioration
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Slowness of old age, learning becomes very difficult, sustained mental effort impossible
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Confusion after siesta
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Great feeling of unhappiness every two weeks
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Aversion to company, aversion to friends during pregnancy
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Thoughts of death, suicidal ideation
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Fears burglars
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Mentally deranged patients constantly picking noses till they bleed
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Worse suppressed sexual desires
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Widow's and widower's remedy - worse abstinence, esp. after satisfying relationship
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Diseases of old people, esp. old spinsters or bachelors
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Vertigo, worse lying or turning in bed, turning head to left, moving eyes, esp. in elderly people, with headache
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Vertigo before and during menses with nausea
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Headaches with feeling of fullness, head about to burst
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Hydrocephalus with pain < on waking, in open air, after meals. Encephalitis in children
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Photophobia, keratitis and ulcers of cornea with intense photophobia, left to right
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Lachrymation with photophobia
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Upper lids very heavy, can hardly keep eyes open
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Hard swollen cervical glands
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Tracheo-bronchial catarrh, esp. resulting from dry spot in larynx or itching of throat or chest. Old people esp.
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Malignancy
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Tumors and induration of glands, esp. after a blow or trauma to testicles, breasts etc. Stony hard
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Stony hard cancers, esp. of breast (scirrhus) - epitheliomas - cancers of tissue derived from epithelium cells
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Cancer of the breast - hard
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: History of breast cancer
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Swelling & tenderness of breast before menses
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Progressive weakness to point of paralysis, esp. in back
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Difficulty rising from squatting
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Weakness of the elderly - can't stand in the dark, fall down
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Premature Ejaculation
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Impotence
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Retention of urine due to prostatic enlargement with ineffectual urging and headache - esp. older people
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Urination interrupted, starts and stops repeatedly, flows better standing (only remedy)
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Weakness or fainting after stool
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Coldness in anus passing flatus
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Patient wakes after 5 minutes of sleep, soaked in sweat < upper half of body. Perspire heavily on falling asleep or closing eyes
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Perspiration on closing eyes, perspiration on first sleep
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: Chilly, dislike open air
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: < night, < lying with head low, < turning or sitting up in bed
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: < after eating, < walking in open air, < tight clothes, < jolts or blows
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: < milk, < physical or mental effort, < celibacy (extended), < alcohol
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: > in the dark, > moving, walking, > warmth, > letting affected member hang down
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeynotesQ: > bending, > fasting, > sitting, > pressure
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KeynotesA: Conium
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KeyWordQ: Induration
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KeyWordA: Conium Maculatum
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EssencesQ: Conium
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EssencesA: Slow Progressive Hardening and Induration
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DelusionsQ: People entering the house at night
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DelusionsA: Conium
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DelusionsQ: Someone was coming in at the door at night
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DelusionsA: Conium
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DelusionsQ: People in front of him
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DelusionsA: Conium
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<HC1>AtC%DelusionsQ: Sees people in room at bedside
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DelusionsA: Atropinum, Conium (AtC)
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DelusionsQ: That he is a goose
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DelusionsA: Conium
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DelusionsQ: Thinking themselves geese
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DelusionsA: Conium
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ComplementsQ: Conium
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ComplementsA: Tuberculinum
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ComplementsQ: Tuberculinum
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ComplementsA: Phosphorus, Pulsatilla, Calcarea carbonica, Conium, Stannum metallicum, Sulphur (PPCCSS)
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KeynotesQ: Devote entire life to animals and collects many
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Clearly defined, violent symptoms (vomiting, convulsions, pains, delirium etc)
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Prostration and somnolence following violent symptoms
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Severe acutes w/vomiting, prostration - infants
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Infants fed too frequently (any time desired) who vomit and are immediately hungry again
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Infant is fed too frequently, vomits, and is sleepy after suckling
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Infant is fed too frequently and vomits large curds and liquid
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Infant is fed too frequently, vomits, has greenish, slimy stool, is limp and exhausted, protruding stomach
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Hippocratic face (wrinkled, old-looking), whiteness of upper lip, sunken eyes
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Total intolerance of milk
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: All symptoms aggravated by ingestion of milk, violent onset after ingesting milk
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Cholera infantum
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KeynotesA: Aethusa (Essentially the only cure. Allopathics don't help)
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KeynotesQ: Children so weak they cannot sit straight nor hold up their heads
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Poor concentration, comprehension when reading, esp. before an exam
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Students indifferent and fatalistic about what they need to learn or about the outcome of the exam
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Idiocy alternating with furor or irritability that interrupts their mental deficiency, < open air
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Violent delirium: Sees cats, dogs, insects or rats that run on the floor
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Worse in the dark
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Fears closing eyes or falling asleep: Feels he may not wake again
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Impulse to jump out of the window
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Great anguish and need to weep in children and adults
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: < 3-4 am
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: < Summer
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: > stool or eliminating flatus
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: > walking in open air, > conversation, company, > coffee, > cold water (DD Pulsatilla: Does not have > coffee or the violent symptoms)
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Vertigo with headache, cannot hold up head during headache and vertigo
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Chronic photophobia, chronic blepharitis of edges of eyelids
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Eruptions on tip of nose
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Herpetic eruptions in the tip of the nose
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeynotesQ: Violent fever but thirstless
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KeynotesA: Aethusa
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KeyWordQ: Animal lover
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KeyWordA: Aethusa
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FearsQ: Going to sleep and not waking up, surgery
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FearsA: Aethusa
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<HC1>AC%DelusionsQ: Frightened by a running mouse
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DelusionsA: Aethusa (2), Cimicifuga (2) (AC)
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ComplementsQ: Aethusa
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ComplementsA: Calcarea Carbonica
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KeynotesQ: Hysterical hypochondriacs who are fat, flabby, purple, full of wind that passes only upwards
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Hysteria with flatus, distension of the abdomen
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Great distension of the abdomen with sensation it will burst through the mouth
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Sensation of bubble or lump in stomach rising to throat
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Intestinal gas only expelled upwards. Noisy, difficult eructations
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Globus Hystericus (Ignatia, Nat Mur, Lach)
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Abdomen filled w/gas, but no flatus
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Empty or ineffectual eructations
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Spasms of pharynx and many other organs
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Pain or slightest impression can trigger spasms
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Direction of pain is inside outwards (Kalmia)
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida (Ledum: outside inwards)
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KeynotesQ: Left-sided laterality
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Pains < night
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: < cold, dry weather
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: > washing, damp, wet weather
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Caries of nose bones, sensation as if the nose would burst, very offensive discharge
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Caries of bones
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Ulcers that are elevated, hard, very sensitive to touch, bleed easily
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Whooping cough of babies
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KeynotesA: Asafoetida
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KeyWordQ: Globus Hystericus
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KeyWordA: Asafoetida
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KeynotesQ: Violent convulsions and contortions (esp. face), opisthotonos
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Adults who behave like a child, play with dolls and toys
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KeynotesA: Cicuta (Baryta similar, but also hide)
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KeynotesQ: Childishness, patient feels like a child
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Ridiculous and foolish jesting
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Aversion to company, avoids the sight of people, dislikes the presence of strangers
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Horrible things, sad stories affect (and can excite)
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Excited after hearing horrible things
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Retardation and/or seizures after head injury, trauma
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Convulsions after head injuries
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Seizures, epilepsy, petit mal, grand mal and febrile seizures. (THE remedy to think of initially for grand mal seizures)
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Violent seizures & spasms, moans and howls, great agitation
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Great agitation before seizures - aura - starts in pit of stomach before aura is felt
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Seizure moves from stomach to head to whole body
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KeynotesQ: Seizures after trauma to head, dietary transgressions, slightest touch, choking on a fishbone in children
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Expression of horror in face before seizure
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Unconsciousness during seizure, does not remember what happened
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Opisthotonos, arching of the back
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Head drawn back, spasm of the cervical spine
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Eruptions on head, pustules which burn & coalesce
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Convergent strabismus
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Spasmodic and periodic (convergent) strabismus after a fall or blow to the head
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Lockjaw, tetanus with trismus (early sign of lockjaw) and generalized rigidity, spasms of throat and esophagus
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Cerebrospinal or tubercular meningitis with stiffness of the neck, opisthotonos or head turned to one side and/or seizures.
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Inability to swallow
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Throat closed, feels bruised to touch
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Tightness of chest, patient scarcely able to breathe all day
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Sensation in chest and throat as though something the size of a fist were lodged there.
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Crave inedible things (coal, chalk etc.)
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Cave raw potatoes, wine
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeynotesQ: Urinary incontinence in old people, esp. with enlarged prostate
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KeynotesA: Cicuta
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KeyWordQ: Childish convulsions
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KeyWordA: Cicuta Virosa
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DelusionsQ: Thinks he is a child again
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DelusionsA: Cicuta (2)
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<HC1>PC%DelusionsQ: Everything is strange and terrible
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DelusionsA: Platina, Cicuta (PC)
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FoodCravingsQ: Cicuta
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FoodCravingsA: INEDIBLE THINGS
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SimilaritiesQ: Cicuta
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SimilaritiesA: Pulsatilla
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