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Aurum arsenicum (Aur‑ar.)

Aurum arsenicum (Aur‑ar.) appears in 174 rubrics in the Repertorium. Of these, 4 are single rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 2 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis is on Fear, Anxiety, Despair, Restlessness and Suicidal disposition. The specific rubrics are very few and concern only Violence, Reproach, Despair and ailments from masturbation.

Violence in alternation

Three single rubrics describe a violence that alternates with calmness or serenity and with taciturnity. The picture is an alternation between a hot-tempered nature and rest.

Reproach

Another single rubric records that the person reproaches others for imagined offenses.

Despair

Despair is strongly represented with seven rubrics, and a small rubric names it as periodic. Suicidal disposition (five rubrics) and Anger (five) accompany it; ailments from masturbation are also recorded.

Summary

Aur‑ar. appears as a remedy of anxiety and despair, with outbursts of violence that turn into serenity. The data are very thin.

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