RULE OUTS


RULE OUTS


1) AGAR. = If there is no jerkiness

2) ARG-N. = If there is no anticipatory anxiety and no impulsiveness.

3) ARS. = If there is no anticipation with anxiety.

4) BAR-C. = If application and sharpness of mind is present, if they are fast. They may be intelligent, but they are in routine.

5) BELL. = In acute : if redness if the face is missing.

6) BRY. = If there is suddenness.

7) CALC. = If there is no anticipatory anxiety and if there is no slowness.

8) CAR-V. = If active

9) CINA. = In acute : if there is no rubbing or boring of nose.

10) COFF.= If there are no upheavals of emotions.

11) COLOC. = In acute : if there is no ailment from anger, quarrel, vexation etc.

12) FL-AC. = If there are genuine attachments to family members.

13) GELS. = In acute : if there is no heaviness of eyelids.

14) IOD. = If there is no activity with heat.

15) KALIS. = If there is no anxiety, timidity, no aggravation and excitability.

16) LACH. = If there is tolerance to tight clothes.

17) LYC. = If intelligence and diligence is lacking.

18) MAGN. = If  they are very talkative and interacting.

19) NAT-M. = If the patient likes consolation and is extroverted.

20) NATRIUMS. = If there is no aggravation from sun and no thirst and no sensitivity.

21) PHOS. = If they like warm food and drinks, even surroundings.

22) PH-AC. = In acute : if there is no desire for cold drinks.

23) PULS. = If they like warm food and drinks.

24) SEP. = In acute : if there is a desire and interest in work and surroundings.

25) SIL.= If intelligence and diligence is lacking ( STUDENT THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE )

26) TARENT. = If there is no love for music or dance and if the patient is too lethargic and not awkward - when they cannot wait.

27) THER. = If there is no oversensitiveness to noise.

28) TUB. = If there is no desire for change or activity.
                     TUB. is never fast ! Wants to move fast, but cannot.

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