Aconitum Napellus in the Repertory
855 rubrics across 25 chapters · 446 italicised by Boericke
20 of these rubrics list Aconitum Napellus and no other remedy, and 63 list three or fewer. Those are the most distinctive, so they are shown first in each chapter.
Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Face25 rubrics · 16 verified
- CHEEKS › Tingling, numbness
- APPEARANCE-CONDITION › Red › Becomes deathly pale on rising
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › MODALITIES › AMELIORATION › Rubbing
- APPEARANCE-CONDITION › Red › Flushed, from emotion, pain, exertion
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › CONCOMITANTS › Numbness
- JAWS › LOWER JAW › Chewing motion
- CHEEKS › Redness › Unilateral
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › MODALITIES › Aggravation › Cold exposure › Dry
- APPEARANCE-CONDITION › Red › Semi-lateral
- CHEEKS › Swelling
- SENSATIONS › Formication (numbness, tingling, crawling)
- MUSCLES (facial) › Stiffness
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › CONCOMITANTS › Tenderness to touch
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › TYPE › Rheumatic
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › LOCATION › Unilateral › Left
- APPEARANCE-CONDITION › Expression › Anxious, suffering
- APPEARANCE-CONDITION › Hippocratic (sickly, sunken, deathly cold)
- APPEARANCE-CONDITION › Swelling
- MUSCLES (facial) › Paralysis › Bell’s Palsy
- JAWS › Pain
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › TYPE OF PAIN › Cutting, tearing, jerking, stitching, rending
- APPEARANCE-CONDITION › Red › Flushed, hot, florid
- JAWS › Stiffness (trismus, lockjaw)
- TIC-DOULOUREUX
- PROSOPALGIA Pain (face-ache) › TYPE › Congestive, inflammatory, neuralgic