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Vinca minor (Vinc.)

Vinca minor (Vinc.) appears in 47 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 is the main rubric Fear with six entries. Anger follows with four entries; Morose mood, Irritability, Quarrelsomeness, Death, Confusion, Delusions and Weeping have three each. Specific are the rubrics on Morose mood and Quarrelsomeness with two entries each, as well as one rubric each on Anger, Irritability, Delusions and Weeping.

The five single-remedy rubrics concern starting from mental exertion, morose mood and quarrelsomeness, each followed by or alternating with repentance, and anger with a reddened face and red tip of the nose. The small rubrics again take up repentance and concern irritability with complaints of the nose, Delusions of dying soon, and weeping with weakness.

Summary

The picture combines morose mood, quarrelsomeness and anger with subsequent repentance. The repentance rubrics run through several groups and make up the recurring motif of the remedy.

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