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Natrium arsenicosum (Nat‑ar.)

Natrium arsenicosum (Nat‑ar.) appears in 186 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 4 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 4 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies. The emphasis lies on Fear, Delusions, Anxiety, Dullness, Restlessness, and Mental exertion. The data are thin.

Mind and Open Air

Mental exertion aggravates in the open air, and yet indifference and difficulty concentrating improve in the open air. A small rubric names aversion to mental exertion in the afternoon. Dullness is recorded at 8 a.m.

Time and Remorse

The only delusion among the single-remedy rubrics reads: working against time, against the clock. Another single-remedy rubric records remorse in tuberculosis. The person is easily startled when awakened.

Summary

Nat‑ar. shows a picture of fear and dullness in which the pressure of time and fresh air play a role. The data do not allow more to be established.

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