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Cedron (Cedr.)

Cedron (Cedr.) appears in 64 rubrics in the repertory. Of these, five are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and three are small rubrics with no more than two other remedies.

Consciousness and speech

Two single-remedy rubrics concern the return of consciousness: it returns suddenly, without the person being able to remember what has happened. Aphonia with difficult breathing and stammering speech after coition are each recorded as a single-remedy rubric. Speech is represented with four rubrics; one small rubric links it with menstruation.

Restlessness and excitement

Restlessness is the most frequent main rubric with six rubrics. Excitement, company, screaming, and speech are recorded with four rubrics each. One single-remedy rubric describes chill before excitement. Fear, sadness, and confusion follow with three rubrics each.

Summary

The picture links restlessness and excitement with speech that falters or stammers, and with the return of consciousness without memory. The single-remedy rubrics are the supporting features. The main rubrics are often shared with other remedies.

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