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Apocynum cannabinum (Apoc.)

Apocynum cannabinum (Apoc.) appears in the repertory in 69 rubrics. Of these, one is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed, and two are small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Weeping and Delusion

The single-remedy rubric records the delusion that one must weep and is capable of nothing else: "nothing but weeping". A small rubric lists the same thought without further qualification. Delusions are represented four times in all.

Ailments and Dullness

Ailments from effects are most frequent, with five rubrics. Unconsciousness, Eccentricity, Mortification, Restlessness, and Stupor are each recorded with three rubrics. A small rubric links dullness with stool.

Summary

The picture combines weeping and delusion with a dullness that occurs after stool. The single-remedy rubric is the only unambiguous feature. The frequent rubrics on ailments, unconsciousness, and mortification are widely shared.

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