Fever
Kent's Repertory · 49 rubrics published, largest first
Each rubric lists the remedies recorded under it and how strongly each was confirmed. The number beside a rubric is how many remedies it carries — a large rubric separates remedies poorly, so the ones near the bottom of this list will usually do more work in a case than the ones at the top.
- Fever283
- heat in general152
- evening118
- perspiration absent117
- succession of stages117
- night116
- dry heat115
- afternoon106
- external heat103
- alternating with101
- alternating with chills89
- burning heat87
- bed80
- continued fever79
- uncovering76
- chill absent75
- sleep73
- internal heat70
- intense heat61
- shivering56
- eating55
- morning54
- hectic fever52
- exanthematic fevers51
- midnight50
- side48
- remittent43
- cerebro-spinal fever40
- irritative fever38
- motion36
- puerperal fever36
- body35
- gastric fever35
- walking in open air35
- forenoon33
- inflammatory fever33
- zymotic fevers33
- ascending31
- heat absent31
- long lasting heat31
- descending30
- menses29
- septic fever29
- warm29
- drinking28
- exertion28
- walking in open air agg.26
- yellow fever26
- paroxysms25
These are the main headings of the chapter. The sub-rubrics beneath them — the narrow, characteristic ones that actually decide a case — are in the app, along with search across all 71,457 and a full analysis.
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