Sepia Officinalis in the Repertory
870 rubrics across 25 chapters · 278 italicised by Boericke
25 of these rubrics list Sepia Officinalis and no other remedy, and 85 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Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Fever22 rubrics · 5 verified
- FEBRILE HEAT › Pelvic organs [ascends from]
- FEBRILE HEAT › AGGRAVATION › Sitting, walking in open air [when]
- SWEAT › LOCALIZED › Posterior part of body
- SWEAT › OCCURRENCE › Nervous shock; sitting quietly [from]
- FEBRILE HEAT › Anger [from]
- FEBRILE HEAT › CONCOMITANTS › Faintness, sweat
- TYPE OF FEVER › INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial) › CHILL › LOCATION › Back › Between scapulae
- SWEAT › LOCALIZED › Axillae
- SWEAT › LOCALIZED › Feet
- CHILLINESS, coldness › Concomitants › Thirst
- SWEAT › Affords no relief, or aggravates symptoms
- SWEAT › OCCURRENCE › Morning [during] › Day time
- CHILLINESS, coldness › Concomitants › Deficient, animal heat
- CHILLINESS, coldness › AGGRAVATION › Anger [after] › Evening and night [toward]
- SWEAT › OCCURRENCE › Exertion, motion [during]
- SWEAT › ODOR › Sour, acid
- CHILLINESS, coldness › AGGRAVATION › Anger [after] › Least exposure [from], "air goes right through",
- SWEAT › ODOR › Fetid, offensive
- FEBRILE HEAT › Flashes, ebullitions [in]
- FEBRILE HEAT
- SWEAT › OCCURRENCE › Sleep [during] (night sweats)
- SWEAT › PROFUSE (hyperidrosis)