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Viburnum opulus, England (Vib.)

Viburnum opulus, England (Vib.) appears in 43 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, 5 are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and 4 are small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Emphasis

Most frequent are the Delusions with eight entries, four of them specific. Restlessness follows with six entries, Fear with five. Stupefaction, Confusion, Recognition, Hysteria, Answering, Excitement, Mental exertion and Dullness appear with two to three entries.

The five single-remedy rubrics concern not recognizing surroundings on waking, dullness on waking, Delusions of falling on falling asleep and on rising from sitting, and the delusion of being unable to get through life. The small rubrics again concern not recognizing on waking, fear for the fetus, restlessness with ovarian pains, and Delusions after long night watching.

Summary

The picture is strongly related to Delusions and waking. The combination of loss of orientation on waking with Delusions of falling and with restlessness shapes the rubrics most clearly.

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