LAUGHING
LAUGHING ☞ Cheerful, Exhilaration, Gay, Hilarity, Joy, Merry, also Hysteria, Chap. 36
Remedies by marks
5 of 5 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1
4 of 5 marks 7
cann-i. Cannabis Indica ferr. Ferrum Metallicum aur. Aurum Metallicum croc. Crocus Sativus sep. Sepia nux-m. Nux Moschata calc. Calcarea Carbonica
Sub-rubrics 40
- about things not funny1p. 56
- after eating1p. 56
- ailments from excessive1p. 56
- alternates with13p. 56
- as if tickled (mania)1p. 57
- at every word said1p. 56
- at his attempts to stand1p. 57
- at reprimands (cough after pertussis)1p. 57
- at trifles3p. 57
- averse to1p. 56
- causes convulsions2p. 56
- causes palpitation1p. 57
- causes stitches in ears1p. 56
- children2p. 56
- constant1p. 56
- crazy1p. 56
- during sleep6p. 57
- easily3p. 56
- fever1p. 56
- follows disappointed love1p. 56
- foolish1p. 56
- idioticp. 56
- in asthma1p. 56
- in chorea4p. 56
- in delirium3p. 56
- loud2p. 56
- menses2p. 56
- more in open air1p. 56
- seems beside herself1p. 56
- touches things around her1p. 57
- with comic dreams1p. 56
- with convulsions8p. 56
- with excessive joy2p. 56
- with ill humor1p. 56
- with melancholy1p. 56
- with rage1p. 57
- with sleepiness1p. 57
- with speechlessness1p. 57
- with stupid expression1p. 56
- with weeping4p. 57
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 56 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; LAUGHING