Histrionic Personality Disorder and homeopathy

Similia Vol 23 No 1 – June 2011

Author: Navneet Bidani

Abstract

In taking a case, we are asked to simultaneously take on two seemingly conflicting roles; these being to listen and observe carefully, free from bias, to the spontaneous presentation of the patient; while on the other hand, being carefully attentive to and cognizant of what is unusual or characterising in this presentation. Here is a presentation of a case of a lady whose gestures and enthusiasm helps in understanding her nature and constitution and who had a favourable response after receiving a similimum.

Keywords: Histrionic Personality Disorder, psychology, Cluster-B Personality Disorder, Veratrum album.

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