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Helleborus Niger
Hi,I was researching for a remedy for my symptoms and I came across Helleborus Niger. I saw is poisonous so I wanted to consult with someone about it.
My biggest problems are not being able to concentrate. I forget things all the time. When I am in class and the professor talks or when at home or at work is hard to follow when someone explains something to me but also when I read, especially something what is new for my brain. I am afraid of new information and my brain is like stack and I am getting like anxiety. I am very emotional and extremely sensitive. If anyone will raise their voice at me or being rude I will start crying, sometimes weeping. I am afraid of people judging me, and I always try to please others and look for their approvement and love. I don't have a good self image. I always see everyone smarter, better looking. I don't have confidence in life. I always underestimate myself. I feel that life doesn't have any point. Sometimes I hate myself. I start things and I can't finish them. I procrastinated a lot and then it is no time to do what needs to be done. I am very unorganized. Sometimes is hard to pull myself together and do things. I am afraid of death and cemeteries. When I was kid I had recurring dreams of falling from a tall building and feeling scared, anxious but I always woke up before the impact. I have recurring sore throats. At least 10 a year and that started from childhood. I have headaches a lot, center of forehead and sinus problems. I have very itchy skin. Sometimes after I take showers I cry that's how bad my skin itch. My nails are concave, a doctor told my parents that they are unusual.
I write so much about my symptoms because I read that it will help with a remedy recommendation but I really want not to be afraid of the unknown anymore. I want to be able to read something and comprehend and remember what was said. I feel that I am not leaving my life at my full potential because of this.
I will appreciated a lot if you can help me.
Mirabela
mirabela on 2012-06-21
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
You have not described the remedy Helleborus.
Helleborus Niger:
Slow in answering. Thoughtless staring; [11] sensorial apathy and constant staring at one spot alternating with unintelligible muttering. Involuntary sighing. Complete unconsciousness. Picks lips and clothes; [6] ends of fingers. [2] Dull, stupid; slow of perception or apathetic. Gloomy. Dismal; despair; blank. Envious seeing others happy. Hysterical mania, from self-accusation. Irritable, worse consolation; does not want to be disturbed. Would not eat or speak. Fixed ideas. Things look new. Believes she is doing wrong, thinks she is going to die on a certain day; just sits and says nothing, does nothing. Idiocy after apoplexy. [5] His mind seems to have lost all control over his body. [6] When aroused he talks about spirits and says he sees devils. [7] Must strongly concentrate the mind on what he is doing, or the muscles don't act properly.; [11] drops things when attention is diverted, as when being spoken to. [8] Feels he could do great deeds. Answers confusedly as if thinking of something else. Aversion to company; better when alone. Delusions; sees devils; sees images in the dark; pursued by enemies; fancies at talking with dead people. INDIFFERENCE TO LOVED ONES; TO PLEASURES; TO RELATIONS; to everything; to sufferings. Ailments from disappointed love. Occupation better. Sadness before puberty in girls; sadness during the first menses. Sensitive to noise. Thinking of complaints worse or better. [11] Tries to escape, to throw herself into river; without violence; without a word quietly climbs out of window and goes in direction of river. Silent melancholy in girls at puberty before menses has been established, or if menses have appeared and then failed to return. Homesickness. Psychical conditions occupying a place between melancholy and mania, and in conditions where true depression and weakness is present, in which the patient is governed by a fixed idea. Never expresses desire for anything. Stubborn silence. Feels helpless as an infant. A perfect picture of acute idiocy. Cretinismus. Psychical conditions occupying a place between melancholia and mania, and in conditions where true depression and weakness is present, in which the patient is governed by a fixed idea. Fear of dying; feels unhappy in presence of cheerful faces. Irritable; easily made angry; worse consolation, doesn't want to be disturbed.
Helleborus Niger:
Slow in answering. Thoughtless staring; [11] sensorial apathy and constant staring at one spot alternating with unintelligible muttering. Involuntary sighing. Complete unconsciousness. Picks lips and clothes; [6] ends of fingers. [2] Dull, stupid; slow of perception or apathetic. Gloomy. Dismal; despair; blank. Envious seeing others happy. Hysterical mania, from self-accusation. Irritable, worse consolation; does not want to be disturbed. Would not eat or speak. Fixed ideas. Things look new. Believes she is doing wrong, thinks she is going to die on a certain day; just sits and says nothing, does nothing. Idiocy after apoplexy. [5] His mind seems to have lost all control over his body. [6] When aroused he talks about spirits and says he sees devils. [7] Must strongly concentrate the mind on what he is doing, or the muscles don't act properly.; [11] drops things when attention is diverted, as when being spoken to. [8] Feels he could do great deeds. Answers confusedly as if thinking of something else. Aversion to company; better when alone. Delusions; sees devils; sees images in the dark; pursued by enemies; fancies at talking with dead people. INDIFFERENCE TO LOVED ONES; TO PLEASURES; TO RELATIONS; to everything; to sufferings. Ailments from disappointed love. Occupation better. Sadness before puberty in girls; sadness during the first menses. Sensitive to noise. Thinking of complaints worse or better. [11] Tries to escape, to throw herself into river; without violence; without a word quietly climbs out of window and goes in direction of river. Silent melancholy in girls at puberty before menses has been established, or if menses have appeared and then failed to return. Homesickness. Psychical conditions occupying a place between melancholy and mania, and in conditions where true depression and weakness is present, in which the patient is governed by a fixed idea. Never expresses desire for anything. Stubborn silence. Feels helpless as an infant. A perfect picture of acute idiocy. Cretinismus. Psychical conditions occupying a place between melancholia and mania, and in conditions where true depression and weakness is present, in which the patient is governed by a fixed idea. Fear of dying; feels unhappy in presence of cheerful faces. Irritable; easily made angry; worse consolation, doesn't want to be disturbed.
♡ brisbanehomoeopath last decade
Hi Mirabela,
Can you look on forum and click on any post with nawazkhan's name- you will see an intake form of 36
questions. Please fill that out in the same order and post
it on this post, which will be your treatment thread.
After you do that, someone on here can work with
you on getting you the right remedy so you can
be well.
Best wishes to you!
Simone717
Can you look on forum and click on any post with nawazkhan's name- you will see an intake form of 36
questions. Please fill that out in the same order and post
it on this post, which will be your treatment thread.
After you do that, someone on here can work with
you on getting you the right remedy so you can
be well.
Best wishes to you!
Simone717
♡ simone717 last decade
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