RAGE
RAGE ☞ Anger, Frenzy, Fury, Raving
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1
4 of 5 marks 1
3 of 5 marks 1
Sub-rubrics 40
- after disappointed love1p. 66
- ailments from2p. 66
- alternates with2p. 66
- at night (typhus)1p. 66
- attacks at slightest provocation1p. 66
- becomes insensible1p. 66
- by reading and writing1p. 66
- chill, commencing with1p. 66
- convulsive in paroxysms1p. 66
- eating during and after1p. 66
- eyes2p. 66
- fever1p. 66
- foaming mouth1p. 66
- followed by continuous deep sleep1p. 66
- from hallucination1p. 66
- from toothache1p. 66
- grasping with hands1p. 66
- had to be chained1p. 66
- if contradicted1p. 66
- in hydrophobia1p. 66
- in mania3p. 66
- in paroxysms8p. 66
- in worm affections1p. 66
- indomitable1p. 66
- persistent, with heat on body1p. 66
- quieted by washing head in cold water1p. 66
- scratches, spits, bites (puerperal mania)1p. 66
- tears clothes (puerperal mania)1p. 66
- tossed about in bed, made innumerable signs not understood1p. 66
- turns about in bed1p. 66
- unable to stand1p. 66
- uncontrollable, can scarcely be restrained1p. 66
- unmanageable1p. 66
- wants to kill1p. 66
- when being comforted1p. 66
- when lips were moistened1p. 66
- with curses and maledictions1p. 66
- with jealousy1p. 66
- with laughing1p. 66
- with swearing1p. 66
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 66 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; RAGE