Opium in the Repertory
364 rubrics across 20 chapters · 107 italicised by Boericke
11 of these rubrics list Opium and no other remedy, and 36 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Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Head26 rubrics · 6 verified
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Occurrence › Frightened
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Type › Congestive › Passive
- BRAIN › Abscess
- BRAIN › Congestion, Passive
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Cause › Constipation
- BRAIN › Concussion
- BRAIN › Paralysis
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Concomitants › Constipation
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Occurrence › Rising › Morning, in
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Cause and type › Old age (senile changes)
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Concomitants › Intoxicated feeling
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Cause and type › Congestion of brain
- MOTION, position of head › Motion constant, jerking trembling
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS › Occurrence › Rising › Bed or chair, from
- SENSATIONS › Heaviness
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Pressing › Dull as from weight
- BRAIN › Inflammation (meningitis) › Tubercular
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Type › Congestive
- BRAIN › Inflammation (meningitis) › Cerebrospinal
- SENSATIONS › Bewildered, confused, stupid, intoxicated feeling
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Heaviness
- HYDROCEPHALUS › Acute and chronic - hydrocephaloid
- HEADACHE (Cephalalgia) › Character of pain › Pressing
- BRAIN › Congestion (rush of blood to head)
- BRAIN › Inflammation (meningitis) › Cerebral (acute and chronic)
- VERTIGO, DIZZINESS