DR BOGER

DR BOGER

Definition: DR BOGER's method of repertorization emphasizes the importance of analyzing symptoms in relation to the patient's general condition and mental state.

Groups of symptoms according to DR BOGER:

• General symptoms and modalities →
• General symptoms and concomitants →
• General symptoms and mental symptoms →
• General symptoms and physical general symptoms →
• General symptoms and physical local symptoms →

Analysis of symptoms according to DR BOGER:

• Divide symptoms into general and local
• General symptoms → mental symptoms and general physical symptoms
• Mental symptoms → mental generals and mental specifics
• Physical general symptoms → physical generals and physical specifics
• Physical local symptoms → physical generals and physical locals

Demonstration of symptom analysis:

• General symptoms → generals (e.g., headache) and specifics (e.g., throbbing sensation)
• Mental symptoms → generals (e.g., anxiety) and specifics (e.g., fear of heights)
• Physical general symptoms → generals (e.g., fever) and specifics (e.g., chills)
• Physical local symptoms → generals (e.g., pain) and specifics (e.g., sharp pain)

Justification of analysis:

• DR BOGER's method emphasizes the importance of considering the patient's general condition and mental state
• It helps to identify the underlying cause of the disease and choose the most appropriate remedy →
• Analysis of symptoms according to DR BOGER is a step-by-step process that helps to narrow down the list of possible remedies