Repertory 8

Syncope means fainting or unconsciousness, which is seen only in central vertigo and never in peripheral type, which is oflabyrinthine origin. Central vertigo can be caused by a Cerebellar pathology.
Vertigo of labyrinthine origin is never accompanied by neurological signs like unconsciousness or convulsions.

Rubric-Discoloration, bluish, eyes, circles around

Kent‘s repertory /Mouth: Rubric-Cold breath

Kents repertory/Bladder: Rubric-Hemorrhoid of

Rubric in BBCR- Chest:Heart and region of, Sounds, Abnormal

Note- Mentagra is also K/A sycosis menti or cauli- flower excrescence

Note -In Kent‘s repertory Epulis, Noma, and Ranula are found under chapter Mouth, while Exostos found under chapter Extremities.Epulis-Peripheral fibroma, persistent inflammatory hyperplasia of the gingiva
Noma- A gangrenous stomatitiswith conspicuous necrosis and sloughing of tissue
Ranula- A sublingual cyst or ptyalocele; a cystic tumor of floor of mouth
Exostosis- A bony tumor springing from surface ofa bone

Head; Pain, temples, pulsating, mastoid process-Iris.
Ear; Caries, mastoid process
Ear; numbness, in mastoid-Platina
Ear; Pain, cramp in mastoid process-Caust, con, Mur. ac.

Rubric in Kent‘s repertory-Head: Cephalaematoma: Calc-f., merc., sil.

Face: Saddle across the nose: Carb-an., sanic., Sep

Slander, disposition to – Disposition to blame others by making false statement about them fully making harm to their reputation. There may be some reason behind, like taking revenge on one, being jealous on someone or to make someone inferior.

IN CLASSIC EDITION OF REPERTORY, FOUR GRADATIONS HAVE BEEN USED;
I -Single vertical light line- lowest- Occasionally confirmed symptom
II – Double vertical light line- More frequently confirmed, or, if but one confirmed, strictly in charac-
ter with the genius of the remedy
I- Single vertical heavy line- Symptom verified by cures
II – Double vertical heavy line- Symptom repeatedly verified

Rubric in BBCR- Aggravation and amelioration in general: Females, for, agg.

Rubric in Kent‘s repertory-Back Tumor, malignant, on neck – Calc. p.

Phagedenic- Rapidly spreading and destroying the peripheral tissues.

Probably, it is “lisping”, which is a speech defect difficult to understand.
Lisping-A speech defect or affection in which the sibilants (s) and (z) are pronounced with the tongue between the teeth so that sounds produced are like (th) in thanks and (th) in this.

Rubric in BBCR- Genitalia: Uncovers his genitals – Hyos., Stram.

Repertory is a book ofindex ofmedicines under symptoms, it is related with Materia Medica, therapeutics and Organon. Hence, Materia Medica and Therapeutics are said to be the dictionary and Organon as
grammar.” -Boger

Sudamina- a transient eruption of minute translucent vesicles caused by retention of sweat in the glands and in the corneous layer of the skin and occurring after profuse perspiration; Also miliaria crystallina.

Incubus (nightmare) – Aur. br., Can. ind., Cina, Kali br., Nux v. (1st grade medicines)

Morvan‘s disease -Aur., Aur. mur., Bar. mur., Lach., Sec., SiL, thuja

Rubrics in Boericke‘s repertory:
Urinary system: Urination,Diabetes, Sugar
Urinary system:Urinary flow,Diabetes insipidus

Rubric in BBCR: Mind: Hands, Clapping- Bell., Cic., Verat.

Rubric in BBCR: Mind: Muscles, do not respond to will: – Gels., Hell., Lil-t.

Rubric in BBCR: Mind: Phlegmatic – Calc., Caps., Kali-bi., Puls., Seneg.

Rubrics in BBCR:
Head External:Hair, Dark brunettes
Head External: Hair, Light blondes

Rubric in BBCR-Ears:Hearing, Deafness,Tonsils, swelled, from- Aur., Merc., Nit-ac., Staph.

Note- All conditions pertaining to esophagus are found under chapter ‘Mouth‘ in BBCR.

Note- Two rubrics in BBCR related to the given description:
1. Mind, Hurry, Eating, in
2. Appetite, Eating, hasty

Note- Two rubrics in BBCR related to the given description:
1. Menstruation, Menstruate, as if about to
2. Abdomen, Menses would appear, as if

Note- Subchapters on concomitants under the Chapter Menstruation in BBCR:
1. Concomitants before menses
2. Concomitants at start of menses
3. Concomitants during menses
4. Concomitants after menses

Rubric in BBCR- Neck and external throat: Thyroid, Cartilage

Rubric for infantile diarrhea in BBCR:
Sensations and Complaints in general:lnfants, Diarrhea
(Diarrhea in general comes under chapter ‘Stool‘ in BBCR.)

Lousiness – Pediculosis, the state of being infested with lice.

Rubric Kent‘s Repertory-Generalities: Tumors, cystic, Atheroma

Excrescence means an abnormal projection or outgrowth on body. In Kent‘s repertory, rubric ‘warts‘ has been referred to ‘excrescences‘ for comparison.

Housemaid‘s knee is prepatellar bursitis that occurs in the bursa situated between patella and overlying skin.

Chorea- Jerky, semi-purposive movements which may affect the limbs, face or trunk. The lesions are usually in caudate nucleus of basal ganglia.

Milk, non-pregnant female, at puberty-Puls.

Chordee- penis lunatus; painful erection of the penis in gonorrhea or Peyronie‘s disease, with curvature resulting from lack of distensibilty of the corpus cavernosum urethrae.

Rubric in Kents repertory- Rectum:Constipation, diffcult stool, Stool recedes

Uncovering amel- Acon., bell, calc., camph., Cham., chin., led., Lyc., nit-ac, puls, spig., staph., sulph., thuj., verat.

In 1817, Hahnemann developed the first ofhis two symptom dictionaries.
It was the first homoeopathic repertory.

To implicate retroversion as a cause of infertility, Sims-Huhner test (postcoital test) is necessary.
Abundant motile sperms in vaginal pool but no sperm in cervical canal indicates retroversion of uterus as the cause of infertility.

Walking, Gressus gallinaceus- Aur., Ign., Lach., Mag-p., Sil
(Note-Gressus gallinaceus means walking like a bird, and gressus vaccines means walking like a cow.)

Rubric in BBCR: Cough: Expectoration, taste of, Empyreumatic

Acute necrotizing ulcerative mucositis (Also K/A Cancrum oris, noma) – Spread of ulcerative gingivitis to buccal mucosa, teeth, and mandible or maxilla, resulting in widespread destruction of bone and soft tissue.

Rubric- Scream, had not suffcient strength to – Calad.

In Homoeopathic Medical Repertory by Robin Murphy, the first chapter is ‘Abdomen‘ and chapter is Wrists‘.

British school ofhomeopathy headed by M. LTyler and Sir John Weir advocated a procedure to cut short the repertorial work through the help of what they called ‘eliminating symptom‘.