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Croton tiglium (Crot-t.)

Croton tiglium (Crot-t.) appears in 73 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, four are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and one is a small rubric with no more than two other remedies. The most frequent main rubrics are Anxiety, Confusion of mind and Delusions with six rubrics each, followed by Fear and Phobia with five.

Confusion and Delusions

Confusion of mind and Delusions form the center. A single-remedy rubric describes that the person cannot think and feels outside of himself. Another says the head is dazed as by a cloud. Confusion is also linked to bread in a single-remedy rubric.

Fear, Anxiety and Restlessness

Anxiety and Fear are strongly represented with eleven main rubrics together. Restlessness, Irritability and Discomfort follow with three to four rubrics. Restlessness thus forms a strand of its own beside the confusion.

Voice and Speech

Voice and Speech appear repeatedly. A single-remedy rubric lists aphonia after drinking cold water when overheated.

Summary

In its rubrics Croton tiglium shows a picture of confusion, stupefaction and anxiety, accompanied by restlessness and voice problems. The small rubric on thinking about oneself adds a form of self-absorption to this impression.

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