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Ferrum arsenicosum (Ferr-ar.)

Ferrum arsenicosum (Ferr-ar.) appears in 67 rubrics in the Repertory. None of them is a single rubric, and none is a small rubric with at most two other remedies. The analysis therefore contains no specific rubrics that this remedy carries alone.

Fear and anxiety

Fear is most frequent with seven rubrics, Anxiety and Restlessness follow with six each. Recorded are fear of misfortune, of calamity and of crowds, as well as anxiety with sweat and fever. Restlessness occurs in bed, during heat and fever.

Mind and expression

Sensitivity to noise and voices is represented with four rubrics, as is Confusion of mind. There are rubrics on Contradiction, Obstinacy, Seriousness, Conscientiousness, Company and Sadness when alone. The rubrics on being late and on punctuality are recorded several times.

Summary

The picture is marked by fear, anxiety and restlessness, which increase with fever and heat. Sensitivity, conscientiousness and contradiction complement it. Without single rubrics the picture remains broadly scattered and supported by few rubrics.

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