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Scutellaria laterifolia (Scut.)

Scutellaria laterifolia (Scut.) appears in 79 rubrics. 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 is on suicidal disposition, fear, and nervous excitement. The data are sparse.

After-effects of influenza

Three of the four single-remedy rubrics trace back to the same event: suicidal disposition after grippe, suicidal disposition after influenza, and confusion of mind after influenza. The remedy appears here where an illness leaves the mind as if devastated. The fourth single-remedy rubric concerns delirium tremens: "Delirium tremens – fear, quieting the".

Nervous fear

The small rubrics depict nervous fear and nervous excitement in women, being a burden to others from worries, and a feeling of peace and quiet when sitting still. Further entries concern work, joy, concentration, striking, and starting.

Summary

In the repertory, Scutellaria laterifolia shows a nervously overstrung, anxious mind that can collapse after influenza and finds peace in stillness. The few specific rubrics yield nothing more.

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