Hysteria is a diagnostic label applied to a state of mind, one of unmanageable fear or emotional excesses. The fear is often centered on a body part; most often on an imagined problem with that body part (disease is a common complaint). was a popular diagnosis in the Victorian era for a wide array of symptoms including faintness, nervousness, insomnia, fluid retention, heaviness in abdomen, muscle spasm, shortness of breath, irritability, loss of appetite for food, and a "tendency to cause trouble Hysteria, as a descriptive category, has been applied in a variety of ways, across historical periods and cultural contexts.

The main factor that can be held responsible for causing hysteria is mental stress, strain and anxiety. Hysteria can victimize both men and women, but is more commonly found among young women in the age group of 14-25 years.
Some of the classic symptoms of hysteria included a feeling of suffocation, coughing, dramatic fits, and paralysis of the limbs, fainting spells, but also sudden inability to speak and loss of hearing. Many cases that would have been labeled hysteria were reclassified by Freud as anxiety neuroses. Today different manifestations of hysteria are recognized in other conditions such as schizophrenia, convesion disorder, and anxiety attacks.

Bottle gourd has proved beneficial as an external application for treating hysteria. Apply the macerated fresh pulp of this vegetable on the patient’s head.

The jambul fruit is considered an effective home remedy for hysteria. Three kilograms of this fruit and a handful of salt should be put in a jug filled with water. The jug should be kept in the sun for a week. A women suffering from hysteria should take 300 gm of these fruits on an empty stomach, and drink a cup of water from the jug. The day she starts this treatment, 3 Kg more of these fruits, mixed with a handful of salt, should be kept in another jug filled with water, so that when the contents of the first jug are finished, the contents of the other will be ready for use. This treatment should be continued for two weeks.

Ignatia is the great homoeopathic remedy for Lagrande nevrose. In its provings it is a hysterical remedy. Briefly, its symptoms are great sensitiveness to external impressions. Patients laugh and cry alternatively; the face flushes on the slightest emotion; spasmodic laughter which oftentimes ends in screaming; the globus hystericus is present and so is the clavus hystericus which shows itself as a sharp pain, as if a nail were being driven into the top of the head. Thuja has the same pain in the frontal eminence. Both Thuja and Coffea have the same pain in the occiput. In Ignatia there is an emission of a profuse, pale urine and this oftentimes relieves the headache. There are present in the Ignatia patient flatulent conditions and contortion of the muscles. The globus hystericus is found under a number of drugs, but Ignatia and Asafoetida have it the most prominent.

Since a healthy mind can reside only in a healthy body, see that the body regains its health. The paint must live a normal, natural life. He should try to get sleep. During the day also he should be advised to relax in a bed for some hours. The loosening of tensions by relaxation will help his organs to do their work properly and he would be able to get rid of the poisons.

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