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Amygdalus communis amara (Amyg.)

Amygdalus communis amara (Amyg.) appears in the repertory in 43 rubrics. Of these, 1 is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed, and there are 3 small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Emphasis

The emphasis lies on disturbances of consciousness and speech. The main rubric Speech is most strongly represented with six rubrics, followed by Delirium with four rubrics. Unconsciousness, Excitement, Coma, Sadness, and Confusion of mind occur three times each.

The single-remedy rubric links an excitement after champagne with a sudden unconsciousness. The small rubrics concern unconsciousness after excitement, unconsciousness with snoring and involuntary discharge of urine and stool, as well as coma with involuntary stool.

Summary

Amyg. is broadly represented in the repertory, with the rubrics concentrated on states of consciousness, excitement, and speech. The specific assignments are few; the accumulation lies in main rubrics shared by many remedies.

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