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Tellurium metallicum (Tell.)

Tellurium metallicum (Tell.) appears in 68 rubrics in the Repertorium. Of these, four are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and three are small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Fear and delusions

Fear and phobia is the most frequent with ten rubrics, Delusions with eight. One small rubric records fear of being touched when sore body parts are affected. Delusions concern floating and pulling of the body, and one small rubric describes the person feeling on top of the world.

Cheerfulness and impatience

Two single-remedy rubrics combine cheerfulness and impatience occurring "alternating." Cheerfulness is listed four times. Memory, dullness, and anger follow with three rubrics each.

Summary

The picture combines fear and delusions with an alternation between cheerfulness and impatience. The single-remedy rubrics on floating and pulling carry the delusions; the opposites of mood form the second feature. The remaining rubrics are broadly shared.

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