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Strontium carbonicum (Stront‑c.)

Strontium carbonicum (Stront‑c.) appears in 173 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 8 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 Anxiety, Fear, Starting, Anger and Ailments from events. These yield the picture of an easily startled, anxious person who seeks support in friendship and guidance.

Attachment and Support

The single-remedy rubrics show a need for reliability. The person needs guidance and must maintain the friendship; he longs for the company of a faithful friend and must keep the faith. The fear of new acquaintances fits this wish for the familiar.

Startling and Anxiety

A single-remedy rubric describes violent starting. Anxiety counts fourteen rubrics, Fear twelve; Restlessness is listed at 4 p.m. in the afternoon. Anger and Irritability are added.

Delusions and Injury

Among the Delusions are objects covered with blood and a hand located behind the person. After injuries, Forgetfulness occurs. Covering the head aggravates.

Summary

Stront‑c. shows an easily startled, anxious person who depends on reliable attachments and becomes forgetful after injuries. The data are sparse, with few single-remedy rubrics.

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