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Lacticum acidum (Lac-ac.)

Lacticum acidum (Lac-ac.) appears in 91 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, four are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and six are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The most frequent main rubrics are Mistakes, Delusions, Fear and Phobia, Children, general, and Voice, with five to seven rubrics.

Delusions and fear

The delusions concern transformation, walking a long distance, and being tossed back and forth on a rough sea. Fear is linked in a small rubric with separation from the parents. The single-remedy rubrics under Delusions describe a transformation into urine and a union that the person longs for.

Children and weeping

The rubrics for Children and Weeping are listed several times. A small rubric describes weeping while eating, another weeping while eating in the presence of children. Screaming and shouting occur at night at midnight.

Voice and mistakes

Voice and Mistakes making are among the most frequent main rubrics. Mocking is represented with three rubrics. A focus on Thoughts complements this group, without a clear line emerging.

Summary

In its rubrics, Lacticum acidum shows a picture in which delusions, fear of separation and weeping stand together. The single-remedy rubrics are few but distinct, while the small rubrics mostly share the remedy with other remedies.

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