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Solanum tuberosum aegrotans (Sol-t-ae.)

Solanum tuberosum aegrotans (Sol-t-ae.) appears in 47 rubrics. Of these, 3 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 3 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Emphasis

Most frequent is the main rubric Thoughts with nine entries, four of them specific. Memory follows with four entries, anxiety and delusions with three each. Starting, startled, laziness, indolence, idleness, fear, phobia, laughing, loquacity, talkativeness, and irritability appear with two entries each.

The three single-remedy rubrics concern laziness at night before 10 p.m., a rush of thoughts in the afternoon at 5 p.m., and wandering thoughts while listening. The small rubrics concern thoughts of the past and of former journeys, wandering thoughts at work, and irritability from others' unintelligible manner of expression.

Summary

The picture is determined by the thoughts, which show themselves in the single-remedy rubrics as wandering, rushing, or directed backward. The memory rubrics form a second emphasis.

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