Superstitious remedies
Definition
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My friend was cured by you. It came to my mind that I should also undergo your treatment. If you could cured him you will definitely be able to cure me. With this faith in mind I have come to you for treatment |
Compare to Anticipation |
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Fear, superstitious |
Someone has been getting an attack of a particular disease for the last few years, in a particular month of the year that's why he is fearing that certainly he will get the attack this year also. No argument, no reasoning is sufficient to rid him of this idea which is troubling him |
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D: How can you believe in things which you have heard or seen but have no knowledge about it?
P: Sir, I am not a medical person. I believe in what people say. A few days back somebody suggested me to visit a temple and offer milk to the God. I did it. D: Do you believe in such things? P: Yes, I believe in God. I pray to the God and ask him to please get me rid of this problem. D: What else have you done for your problem? P: I have tried many treatments but nothing helped me. Instead the problem has increased. I am fed up with this. In fact I have no desire to take the medicine. I have become so depressed that I think it better to ignore D: Now what made you come here for the treatment? P: I had left all hopes. One of my friends visited me yesterday. He advised me to consult you. He told me that you are a highly experienced Doctor. You have cured so many cases like this. That encouraged and put hope of the possibility of a cure of my problem. |
Sehgal Remedies
| Religious affection | Mysticism | Fear, Supersticious | ||
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| Arg-n | + + + | + + + | ||
| Bell | + + + | + + + (Sehgal) | ||
| Con | + + + | |||
| Ign | + + + | |||
Lach |
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| Op | ||||
| Rhus-t | + + + | + + + | ||
| Stram | + + + | |||
| Tub |