patients versions and rubrics of bryonia -dr. deoshlok sharma

PATIENTS VERSIONS AND RUBRICS OF BRYONIA
Most oftently it becomes difficult for us to give enough time to a particular patient visiting our clinic keeping an eye on the waiting ones outside our chamber, therefore it becomes necessary to recognize the remedy within a short span of time. I know very well that my learned colleagues are competent enough to diagnose the symptoms quite efficiently, yet I take the opportunity to suggest a few outstanding characteristics of Bryonia patient if kept in mind, there is a little chance that he escapes your vigilant eyes.
The most noticeable characteristic of Bryonia is loneliness and insecurity. He wants to be alone without any sort of interference. On being disturbed they are quick to feel irritability, anger and resentment even when someone has approached him for offering his help. This symptom is quite apparent when Bryonia is passing through a phase of acute ailment. He shuns motion in all the three mental, emotional and physical levels and wants to lie perfectly still in a dark place. He becomes irritable on slightest provocation and holds other responsible for his misery. Then Bryonia has always the fear of loosing his fortune. They are conscious of their financial well - being and talk of business. They are afraid of being poor of course Bryonia people are very much responsible people and not hesitate to shoulder any sort of responsibility for the well being of their family still inside they always carry a thought simultaneously that relates to their concern for their financial security. Incase of an aggravated state of a particular disease unlike Arsenicum or calc.carb. Bryonia most commonly falls in to a despondent state leaving everything to the will of Almighty . But in our day-to-day activity we find that the patients visiting us give their expressions in local languages, and sometimes it becomes very difficult for us to equate with those contained in Repertory.

You may recall the following conversation which might have taken place between you and your patient.'Dr' says your patient,'You see, I am a poor person. If I stop attending to my business,I will not be able to meet my daily needs. So Please do not stop me from going to my work by aggravating my troubles.'

If I stop attending to my bussiness ? Business talks of

That he will lose the day's earnings? Fear poverty of

He further adds,' the other more important thing about me is that I fear pain, like anything. It is really dreadful,and that is why the very idea of it makes me shudder.' And on further questionong how he feels like during the suffering, he replies,'I simply like to remain quiet in all respects. No movement,no talking, except talking about my business which I do on my own initiative and at my own convenience and do not like that anybody else should disturb me in any way. Fear, suffering of

'If this goes, he will be alright.'means if this trouble which is disturbing him like a thorn in his body ,is pulled out he will be alright.? Disturb averse to being

Except that I want to remain quiet? Quiet, wants remain

Let no one disturb me.? Disturb, averse to being

Now take the example of another patient,who comes to you and says,'Dr.,I do not know,What is happening to me.' And adds further,' Can you give medicine without asking any questions from me about my condition, because I am not able to understand as to what to tell you.' Capricousness

And on further enquiry,'but you want me to help you?,' he replies,' Dr,I know only this much that I do not have any other problem except this one (about which I am not actually aware of) and if this goes away I shall be alright.'
'But why are you weeping?
'I simply do not know, except this that I have been getting nervous all the time,'
That this weeping is due to his nervousness
weeping,tearful mood,Tendency,nervous all day


dr. deoshlok sharma