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Morphinum aceticum (Morph.)

Morphinum aceticum (Morph.) appears in 178 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 4 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 3 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on Speech, Delusions, Thoughts, Delirium, and Excitement. The data are thin.

Speech and Thoughts

With eleven rubrics, Speech is the largest group; in a small rubric it is excited. Under Thoughts, a single-remedy rubric records loss of control over the thoughts while undressing. Delirium and Excitement complete this picture.

Delusions

Two single-remedy rubrics concern delusions: the person believes he is sitting in something wet, and sees a room full of white and colored babies. Mania from morphine is recorded.

Further Features

Anxiety improves after coffee, stupefaction increases after eating. Gestures, Starting, and Sensitiveness occur more frequently.

Summary

Morph. shows excited speech, lost control of thoughts, and vivid delusions; the data do not allow more to be established.

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