Menyanthes Trifoliata in the Repertory
41 rubrics across 11 chapters · 15 italicised by Boericke
3 of these rubrics list Menyanthes Trifoliata and no other remedy, and 5 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Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Head11 rubrics · 7 verified
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Modalities › Amelioration › Stooping
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Modalities › Aggravation › Ascending
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Concomitants › Coldness › Hands and feet
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Pressing › Pincers, or vise [as from]
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Modalities › Amelioration › Rest, quiet
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Modalities › Aggravation › Jar, misstep, etc.
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Pressing › Dull as from weight
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Location › Vertex (crown of head)
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Modalities › Amelioration › Pressure
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Heaviness
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Pressing
Fever8 rubrics · 2 verified
- CHILLINESS, coldness › Location › Abdomen, legs
- TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › LOCATION › Nose, tip of
- TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › LOCATION › Abdomen
- TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › CONCOMITANTS › Blue lips, nails
- TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › CONCOMITANTS › Thirst › Chill [ before]
- TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › OCCURRENCE TYPE › Prolonged
- CHILLINESS, coldness
- TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial)