Santoninum in the Repertory
66 rubrics across 14 chapters · 29 italicised by Boericke
Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Eyes16 rubrics · 7 verified
- RETINA › Congestion › Overuse of eyes [from]
- VISION › Amaurosis (blindness) › Colors
- CHOROID › Congestion
- VISION › Optical illusions (chromopsia, photopsia) › Yellow before eyes
- STRABISMUS (squinting) › Dependent on › Worms
- RETINA › Congestion
- OPTIC NERVE › Atrophy
- RETINA › Inflammation (retinitis) › Simple and serous
- OPTIC NERVE › Inflammation, Neuritis
- CHOROID › Inflammation (choroiditis) › Disseminated and simple
- OCULAR › Muscle › Paralysis
- STRABISMUS (squinting)
- CATARACT
- VISION › Amaurosis (blindness)
- VISION › Asthenopia (eye-strain, with spasm of accommodation)
- VISION › Amblyopia (blurred, weak vision)
Urinary System13 rubrics · 4 verified
- BLADDER › ENURESIS - Incontinence › CAUSE › Worms
- URINATION › URINE › SEDIMENT, TYPE › Haemoglobinuria
- URINATION › URINE › COLOR, APPEARANCE › Greenish
- BLADDER › FEELING As if › Distended
- URINARY FLOW › DESIRE › Imperative, irresistible, sudden
- BLADDER › ENURESIS - Incontinence › OCCURRENCE › Nocturnal
- BLADDER › WEAKNESS › Inability to retain urine, dribbling
- BLADDER › INFLAMMATION (cystitis) › Chronic
- BLADDER › ENURESIS - Incontinence
- URINATION › URINE › TYPE › BLOODY (haematuria)
- URINARY FLOW › DYSURIA › Difficult, slow, painful
- URINARY FLOW › DIABETES INSIPIDUS › Copious, profuse; polyuria; diuresis
- URINARY FLOW › DESIRE › FREQUENT
Nervous System9 rubrics · 5 verified
- GENERALITIES › CHOREA (St. Vitus dance) › CAUSE OCCURRENCE › Worms
- SLEEP › Grinding of teeth
- GENERALITIES › CONVULSIONS › CAUSE AND TYPE › Worms
- GENERALITIES › CONVULSIONS › CAUSE AND TYPE › Children, infants, from reflex causes, dentition
- GENERALITIES › NERVOUSNESS
- SLEEP › RESTLESSNESS › During restlessness
- GENERALITIES › CHOREA (St. Vitus dance)
- GENERALITIES › CONVULSIONS
- BRAIN › EPILEPSY (grand mal)