Hi Dr. Bhatia,

I'll put in another vote for looking at bar-c or a baryta salt. Baryta individuals can be very intelligent, but feel 'small' in comparison with their peers, or feel a lack of confidence once they move outside their area of expertise.

Good luck!

Another brilliant analysis by the lovely and fabulous Dr. Leela! Is it any wonder I refer so many patients to her?

Snoopy

David, not that you're not lovely and fabulous too, I mean, your idea about Baryta Carb is a good possibility.

Snoopy

Scuse me Snoopy - Whose idea ???

If a symptom is not available in the repertory like [Feeling as if I know nothing/little]. Then is it possible to treat the patient with homeopathy? Or we should wait for the remedy to prove having the same symptom?

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Oops!

And the winner of the coveted Baryta Carb award goes to....Hoppitt!! Hooray! Bravo! Speech, Speech!

Snoopy

[ 04. March 2003, 04:23: Message edited by: Snoopy ]

Ambitious is another rubric to be considered.

RAZA EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE IN HOMEOPATHY... READ MY REPLY IN COFFEE SHOP...

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<b>All the best<br />Khokhar<br />(CAM Expert)</b>

Prof. Raza Hussain
"dwarfish can have many meanings."
It would be much better if it was clearified what 'dwarfish' means to the patient. It could mean shorter than others, or small or freakish, feeling of odd or different because of being a woman in a man's world. Perhaps she has overextended herself, studied too hard and isn't accepted like or on the same level as the men are. Is this what makes her feel dwarfish? She could be asked to put it in different terms or give an illustration of what she means or more expressions of how she feels.

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Carole Franske

Carol Fr

I got your point.

It means that each word of repertory could have others meaning too . Now what is the actual meaning of a word in the repertory, no body knows exactly but the prover who first noted the symptom at the time of proving knows better what was in his/her mind when he mentioned the symptom in proving proforma.

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