RUBRIC:
SATYRIASIS
Satyriasis :
A
psychological condition where a male engages in
sexual activity compulsively and without joy. It's a male myth
about feminists that we hate sex. It can be a natural, zesty enterprise.
But unfortunately there are some people-it is called satyriasis in men,
nymphomania in women--who engage in it compulsively and without joy. These
unfortunate souls cannot love in the true sense of the word.
This
is a kind of madness in males where there is an increased desire for sex.
Dictionary
Meaning:
1. Uncontrollable sexual desire,
found in a man (contrast to nymphomania)
2. The
quality of excessive sexual passion in a male
Cross
Reference:
Amativeness
Generalities,
male sexual passion increased
Generalities,
female desire increased
Insanity,
madness; erotic, sexual
Insanity,
madness; erotic, lascivious
Lasciviousness,
Lustfulness.
Male;
erection; violent
Male;
sexual; libido; desire; excessive
Male;
sexual; libido; desire; violent
Mania,
madness; sexual desire,from
Nymphomania
(In woman)
Shameless
Thoughts,
sexual
Thoughts,
tormenting sexual.
Remedies ; Complete Dynamics (54):
agar agn anac ANATH
androc APIS ASTER BAR-M BELL CALC-P CAMPH CANN-I cann-s canna-g CANTH
chin-m chir-f COCA con cyna FL-AC GELS GRAPH grat HYOS KALI-BR
kali-c lac-cpr LYC LYSS med menth MERC NAT-M NUX-V
orig ory-c pen PHOS PIC-AC PLAT psor sabin
SALX-N saroth SIL STRAM SULPH TARENT thymu ust
VERAT zinc zinc-pic
Remedies in detail;
CANNABIS INDICA
(CANN-I): Satyriasis.
Prolonged thrill; during
coition. Chordee. Swelling of prepuce. Sexual desire [ excessively] increased.
Priapism. Erections without amorous thoughts.
CANTHARIS (CANTH): Sexual desire
greatly increased, with painful , frequent erections (with gonorrhoea), of long
continuance, as in priapismus. Ready emission , during amorous caresses.
GRAPHITES (GRAPH): Voluptuous
excitation in the genital parts. Indifference , or extreme excitement of sexual
desire. Uncontrollable sexual excitement.
KALI BROMOTUM
(KALI-BR):
Its power over the sexual sphere is very great; the patient is sensual, with
lascivious fancies; satyriasis and nymphomania.
LYCOPODIUM (LYC): Repugnance to
coition, or disposition to be too easily excited to it.
LYSSINUM (LYSS): In a stallion.
Complaints resulting from abnormal sexual desire.
MERCURIUS (MERC): Increase of sexual
desire, and great lasciviousness, with frequent erections and pollutions.
MATRUM MURIATICUM
(NAT-M):
Excessive excitement of genital organs, and of the amative feelings, or
dullness of sexual desire.
NUX VOMICA (NUX-V): Sexual perversion.
Nightly emission, with lascivious dreams, from high living etc., bad effects of
sexual excesses.
PHOSPHORUS (PHOS): Very strong sexual desire, with constant wish
for coition.
PICRIC ACID(PIC-AC): . Profuse emissions
followed by great exhaustion, without erotic dreams. Priapism; satyriasis.
Impotence, & tendency to boils and carbuncles. PENIS SO DISTENDED THAT IT
FEELS AS THOUGH IT WOULD BURST.
Tormenting erections as soon as he goes to sleep. Terrible erections at
night, & restless sleep. Great desire and violent erections all night,
& emissions.
PLATINUM METALLICUM
(PLAT):
Unnatural increase of sexual desire, with painful sensibility and voluptuous
tingling from genitals up into abdomen.
SILICEA (SIL): Absence of sexual
desire, with weakness in genital functions, or else immoderate excitement of
sexual desire, with numerous wanton ideas, and strong and frequent erections.
SULPHUR (SULPH): Increased sexual
desire and voluptuous irritation of the parts, often without erection.
Bibliography/References :
1. Perceiving Rubrics of the Mind- Dr.
FarohkJ.Master.
2. Kent’s Comparative repertory of the
Homeopathic Materia medica.-
Dr.R.Dockx & Dr. G. Kokelenberg.
3. Complete Dynamics Repertory.
4. The Essential Synthesis Repertory- Dr.
Frederik Schrayens.
5. Repertory of the Homeopathic Materia
Medica – Dr.J.T.Kent.
6. The Spirit of Homeopathic Medicines –
Dr.Didier Grand George.
7. ACSOTROM- Dr. Shreepad Arun
Khedekar& Dr. Chirag R. Upadhyay.
8. Concordant Materia Medica – Frans
Vermeulen
9. Absolute Materia Medica – Dr. P.I.
Tarkas & Dr. Ajit Kulkarni.
10. Desktop Guide- Dr. Roger Morrison
11. A textbook of Materia Medica and
therapeutics- Dr. Cowperthwaite.
12. www.dictionary.cambridge.org
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