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Anantherum muricatum (Anan.)

Anantherum muricatum (Anan.) appears in the repertory in 89 rubrics. Of these, none are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and four are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The most frequent main rubrics are Fear and Phobia with five rubrics, followed by Insanity, Madness, Children, Striking, Sexuality, Speech, and Anger with three to four each.

Fear and Insanity

Fear and phobia, as well as the rubrics on insanity and madness, form the largest groups. A small rubric links insanity with timidity. Anxiety is represented with three main rubrics.

Mania and Monomania

Two small rubrics concern mania and monomania. Mania is linked with masturbation afterward, monomania with grotesque appearance in public. These rubrics are each shared with other remedies.

Anger and Striking

Anger and striking are recorded in several rubrics, including anger during fever. The children's rubrics occur alongside them with similar frequency.

Summary

Anantherum muricatum is widely scattered across the rubrics. There is no single-remedy rubric carried by this remedy alone. The emphasis lies on fear, mental illness, and anger, each shared with many other remedies, so that the profile remains blurred.

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