Overview
Delirium is a sudden and severe state of confusion and disorientation, often accompanied by hallucinations, agitation, and changes in behavior. It can be caused by various underlying medical conditions, infections, or substance abuse.
Remedies often used
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Violent delirium with bloodshot eyes, tearing clothes, biting, striking, and wanting to escape
Tearing of clothing, biting, striking, and kicking Desire to escape from imaginary threats Hot head and cold extremities
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Talkative, obscene, lascivious mania with attempts to undress
Talkative, obscene, and lascivious behavior Attempts to undress or uncover genitals Delirium with periods of stupor or coma vigil
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Sees ghosts or hears voices of departed people
Fearful, agitated, and restless behavior Incoherent speech and murmuring Hallucinations that cause fear and terror
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Delirium characterized by singing, shouting, and muttering; rhymes and prophesies
Delirium with singing, shouting, and muttering Hallucinations and delusions, such as perceiving objects as larger or smaller than they are Increased mental excitement, loquacity, and incoherent speech
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Show 14 more remedies Lachesis mutus Frightful persecutory hallucinations Plumbum metallicum Delirium alternating with colic Cuprum metallicum Desire to escape during delirium Veratrum viride Violent palpitation of the heart with bloated abdomen and wild, staring eyes Arsenicum album Anxiety, despair, and fear of death Cimicifuga racemosa Sees various objects, animals, and hallucinations Nux vomica Irritable, cross, and ugly behavior due to alcohol use Baptisia tinctoria Indescribable sick feeling Opium Seeing ghosts, devils, and other frightening visions Cannabis indica Ideas of grandeur and distorted perceptions of space and time Cantharis vesicatoria Violent, delirious state with sexual ideas and talk Calcarea carbonica Fearful visions when closing eyes China officinalis Frightful persecutory hallucinations; sees and feels bugs and worms Zincum metallicum Delirium with high temperature, unconscious, jerking of the limbs
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See a doctor if
Severe agitation or aggression that poses a risk of harm to the person or others Sudden changes in consciousness or the person becoming unresponsive Difficulty breathing or other signs of a medical emergency Persistent hallucinations or delusions that are distressing or dangerous
Everyday tips
Maintain a calm and quiet environment to help reduce stimulation and confusion Encourage the person to rest and get plenty of sleep, as this can help improve cognitive function Provide reassurance and reorient the person to time, place, and situation as needed Ensure the person stays hydrated and eats regular, nutritious meals
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