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* [[Med, Medorrhinum|Med]]: PA in | === Definition === | ||
* The patient has a bad past experience, so he fears if his recent disease reach the point of his previous experience. This is different from fear of being injured. In fear of injury, the patient only has heard or seen such a bad disease and has a ambiguous fear that his present illness would become similar to that bad disease. | |||
* [[Med, Medorrhinum|Med]]: PA in anticipation of upcoming events where a person gets into a state of severe panic, esp ahead of the time set for the event. | |||
* [[Gels, Gelsemium sempervirens|Gels]]: [[Anticipation anxiety|Anticipation]] of an unusual ordeal with lack of courage and Fear of losing self-control | * [[Gels, Gelsemium sempervirens|Gels]]: [[Anticipation anxiety|Anticipation]] of an unusual ordeal with lack of courage and Fear of losing self-control | ||
* [[Carc, Carcinosin|Carc]] | * [[Carc, Carcinosin|Carc]] | ||
* [[Arg-n, Argentum Nitricum|Arg-n]] | * [[Arg-n, Argentum Nitricum|Arg-n]] | ||
=== Related rubrics === | |||
* Fear, injury of | |||
* Fear, Ordeals of: Arg-n, Ars, Gels | |||
In fear of Ordeals, the patient says "Doctor, I have come. Please give me medicine so that my disease does not reach the point where it requires emergency work or a lot of medicine or surgery or an extraordinary diagnostic test." | |||
Revision as of 03:58, 4 March 2024
Definition
- The patient has a bad past experience, so he fears if his recent disease reach the point of his previous experience. This is different from fear of being injured. In fear of injury, the patient only has heard or seen such a bad disease and has a ambiguous fear that his present illness would become similar to that bad disease.
- Med: PA in anticipation of upcoming events where a person gets into a state of severe panic, esp ahead of the time set for the event.
- Gels: Anticipation of an unusual ordeal with lack of courage and Fear of losing self-control
- Carc
- Arg-n
Related rubrics
- Fear, injury of
- Fear, Ordeals of: Arg-n, Ars, Gels
In fear of Ordeals, the patient says "Doctor, I have come. Please give me medicine so that my disease does not reach the point where it requires emergency work or a lot of medicine or surgery or an extraordinary diagnostic test."