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Euphorbium officinarum (Euph.)

Euphorbium officinarum (Euph.) appears in 93 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, nine are single rubrics in which only this remedy appears, and five are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. Delusions are the strongest group with eleven main rubrics, followed by Starting, startled with nine.

Delusions and persecution

The delusions concern a man or a person walking in front of and behind the affected person. One single rubric describes that the person insists on saying prayers at the tail of his horse. Further single rubrics concern rising up and stepping over, and the feeling that everything is enlarged.

Unconsciousness and stupor

Unconsciousness and Stupor are represented with three and two main rubrics. Several single rubrics record them as states at noon and in the afternoon, one small rubric as a state during the day.

Starting and anxiety

The starting occurs in bed, where the person lies awake. Anxiety and Fear are each recorded with five main rubrics, Restlessness with four.

Summary

Euphorbium officinarum is characterized in the rubrics by delusions of persecution and doubling, by states of consciousness during the day, and by starting. Nine single rubrics and the accumulation of delusions give the picture its contour.

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