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Carboneum oxygenisatum (Carbn-o.)

Carboneum oxygenisatum (Carbn-o.) appears in 50 rubrics in the repertory. Of these, one is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed, and three are small rubrics with no more than two other remedies.

Thinking and writing

The emphasis lies on the delusions, which account for six rubrics, as well as on anxiety and anguish. The single-remedy rubric describes writing: thoughts can at first be expressed, "first lines are well written, then the sentences become incomplete". Confusion of mind is recorded with two rubrics.

Delusions and anxiety

The delusions are recorded in the small rubrics. The remedy sees images and phantoms that "change constantly". One small rubric links anguish with waking in the morning. The rubrics on coma, unconsciousness, and restlessness complete the picture but are mostly shared with other remedies.

Summary

The picture is narrowly drawn. It describes thinking that breaks off in writing and is bound up in changing delusions and anxiety. The single-remedy rubric carries the clearest feature; the remaining rubrics support it only weakly.

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