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Mygale lasiodora (Mygal.)

Mygale lasiodora (Mygal.) appears in 49 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 1 is a single-remedy rubric in which only this remedy is listed, and 5 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Main Emphases

Speech appears most often with five entries, followed by Delirium, Muttering, and Restlessness with four entries each. Gestures, makes, and Children, general, follow with three entries each. Specific rubrics occur twice under Muttering and once each under Delirium, Biting, Endeavor, and Sensitiveness.

The only single-remedy rubric links delirium with the evening hour of 8 p.m. The small rubrics concern wanting to bite in sleep at night, the effort to fulfill the expectations of others, sensitiveness in chorea, and muttering about business affairs and with restlessness.

Summary

The picture is determined by the rubrics on speech, muttering, and restlessness. The single-remedy rubric is narrowly defined, while the small rubrics link the muttering rubrics with themes such as business and restlessness.

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