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Cajuputum (Caj.)

Cajuputum (Caj.) appears in 47 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 9 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and there are 3 small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Main Emphasis

The clear emphasis is Delusions, with 15 rubrics, seven of them in the specific area. Dullness occurs four times; Stupefaction and Benumbed, and Thoughts, three times each. Further clusters are Company, Debauchery and Licentiousness, and Addressed, being.

The single-remedy rubrics comprise delusions about clothing, stumbling over one's own legs, arms feeling bound, and inability to pull oneself together. Two others concern dullness after going to bed and walking in a slow, dignified manner. One single-remedy rubric describes aversion to company with the desire to walk alone.

Summary

With 47 rubrics, Caj. has the most specific assignments among the small remedies of this group. The profile is determined by Delusions and Dullness; the single-remedy rubrics add narrow, sharply delimited statements.

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