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* It is a [[Sehgal First Degree Rubrics]]
* It is a [[Sehgal First Degree Rubrics]]
* Its more relate rubric is "'''Indifference to Suffering"''' which is also [[Sehgal Second Degree Rubrics]]
* Indifference, Complain does not


* It a special behavior, neglecting important things such as his health.
* It a special behavior, neglecting important things such as his health.
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* Blame himself for his folly / Reproached himself maybe the second stage of Indifference to Suffering / Frivolous / High spirited. Patient always come to see you in the second stage since in first stage they do not feel to need you. So in Reproaching state its useful to find what was the first stage which ends in Reproaching stage
* Blame himself for his folly / Reproached himself maybe the second stage of Indifference to Suffering / Frivolous / High spirited. Patient always come to see you in the second stage since in first stage they do not feel to need you. So in Reproaching state its useful to find what was the first stage which ends in Reproaching stage
* [[Bell, Belladona|Bell]] is its good remedy
* [[Bell, Belladona|Bell]] is its good remedy


=== Related rubrics ===
=== Related rubrics ===
* "Cares, full of trifles about: Ars, Aur, Bar-c, Chin" is exactly the against side
* "Cares, full of trifles about: Ars, Aur, Bar-c, Chin" is exactly the against side


*It is very similar to "'''Indifference to Suffering"'''
*It is very similar to "'''Indifference to Suffering".''' In Frivolous the patient did not understand his disease / Suffering but in "Indifference to Suffering", he has understood it but since it did not hurt him yet, he ignored it til now. So it may become more serious, then he will react to it.
*It is very similar to '''"High spirited"'''
*It is very similar to '''"High spirited".''' He is not affected by bad news. They live without worry. Hyos and Op are High spirited. They do not worry about problems until it come so near to them.
**In Op when the danger come too near he tells you, how stupid I am that I did not listen to you. It 's my fault that I did not care it.  He blames himself for his Foley.
 


=== Good Sub-Rubrics ===
=== Good Sub-Rubrics ===


* [[Frivolous]], alternating with Absent-mindedness: [[Arg-n, Argentum Nitricum|Arg-n]]
* [[Frivolous]], alternating with Absent-mindedness: [[Arg-n, Argentum Nitricum|Arg-n]]
Combinations
{| class="wikitable"
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|Frivolous + Delirium, blames himself for his folly
|Op
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|Frivolous + Serious
|Bar-c, Puls, Bell, Stram. Lach, Sep, Sul
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|Frivolous + Fear of sufferings
|Lach, Strm
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|-
|Frivolous + Fear of injury
|Arn, Stram, Sep
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|Frivolous + Fear of injury + Indifference to suffering
|Stram
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|}

Latest revision as of 23:12, 13 May 2024

Definition

  • It a special behavior, neglecting important things such as his health.
  • He is not informed it yet
  • Blame himself for his folly / Reproached himself maybe the second stage of Indifference to Suffering / Frivolous / High spirited. Patient always come to see you in the second stage since in first stage they do not feel to need you. So in Reproaching state its useful to find what was the first stage which ends in Reproaching stage
  • Bell is its good remedy


Related rubrics

  • "Cares, full of trifles about: Ars, Aur, Bar-c, Chin" is exactly the against side
  • It is very similar to "Indifference to Suffering". In Frivolous the patient did not understand his disease / Suffering but in "Indifference to Suffering", he has understood it but since it did not hurt him yet, he ignored it til now. So it may become more serious, then he will react to it.
  • It is very similar to "High spirited". He is not affected by bad news. They live without worry. Hyos and Op are High spirited. They do not worry about problems until it come so near to them.
    • In Op when the danger come too near he tells you, how stupid I am that I did not listen to you. It 's my fault that I did not care it. He blames himself for his Foley.


Good Sub-Rubrics


Combinations

Frivolous + Delirium, blames himself for his folly Op
Frivolous + Serious Bar-c, Puls, Bell, Stram. Lach, Sep, Sul
Frivolous + Fear of sufferings Lach, Strm
Frivolous + Fear of injury Arn, Stram, Sep
Frivolous + Fear of injury + Indifference to suffering Stram