Analyzing The Poem Of The Nux-V

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The Nux-V patient is very particular and careful but inclined to become easily excited or angry. The patient demonstrates great sensitivity to any external stimulation with a marked inclination to become easily offended, malicious and even spiteful. In the sexual sphere, the Nux-V woman demonstrates great sensitiveness of sexual organs that is accompanied by sexual dreams and orgasms. But the most characteristic symptom of the Nux-V woman is a burning of the vulva, which causes an incredible sexual desire. In the Nux- V men we most often see involuntary irritation of the genitals with the desire for an emission especially in the morning after sleep. Also, the man becomes sexually excited on the slight provocation or even only on the slim

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