Valeriana officinalis

por Henry N. GuernseyKey-Notes to the Materia Medica

This remedy is much like Pulsat., in many of its aggravations, etc., but it has a different temperament--patients get "raving, tearing, swearing," mad; get worse toward evening, from being still; great sleeplessness in the early part of the night--all like Pulsat., but the temper decides.

Affections in general of the orbit of the eye; margins of the eyelids; calves of the legs. Fatty taste; sediment in the urine; reddish urine; hysterical condition; pains darting from within outward.

Worse.--On stooping; after moving and being at rest; while resting; standing.

Better.--From moving; from walking.

Remedies following:--Pulsat., Phosphor.

Antidotes:--Coffea, Camphor., Pulsat.

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