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Ustilago maydis (Ust.)

Ustilago maydis (Ust.) appears in 61 rubrics in the Repertorium. None of these rubrics is a single-remedy rubric. Two small rubrics have at most two other remedies.

Irritability and sexuality

Irritability and ill humor are most frequent with six rubrics; Sexuality and sexual behavior follow with five. Gestures, Children, Thoughts, Company, Restlessness, and Sadness are recorded with three or four rubrics each. A small rubric describes aversion to company with the desire for solitude.

Weeping

Weeping stands in a small rubric in connection with pollutions. The rubrics on Menses and Mental symptoms are recorded with two rubrics each.

Summary

The picture is broad and not very distinctive. Irritability, Sexuality, and Company form the emphases; the desire for solitude represents a counter-movement to them. Since there is no single-remedy rubric, the assignment to this remedy remains weak.

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