Dr. Reckeweg Valeriana Officinalis 30 CH (11 ml)

Properties

Form:                   Drops

Common Name:  Valerian

Description

Produces over-sensitiveness of NERVES; spinal; genito- urinary. Affects the mind; muscles, calf, heels; tendo-achilles. Mental and physical dispositions change suddenly; and go to extreme. Pains are darting, tearing; move outwards; are felt here and there or come and go; jump from one place to another. Illusions; of vision; hearing; smell; or taste. Sense of floating, of duality, of a ball or plug. Want of reaction. Alternating symptoms. Agitation of all nerves; jerks, twitches; trembling. Restlessness; impulse to move; cannot keep still. Weak; single parts; eyes; arms, wrists; popliteal etc. Globus. Sensation of a thread hanging down from oesophagus. NERVOUS, irritable and weak hysterical women in whom the intellectual facilities predominate and who suffer from neuralgia. Red parts turn white. Slight injury causes spasms. Early bed-sores. Epileptic fits. Paralysis and contraction of limbs; hysterical. Constant heat and uneasiness.

Indications

Asthma, spasmodic; nervous. Bed-sores. Change of life. Clairvoyance. Coxalgia. Headache. Heart, palpitation of. Heels, pain in. Hypochondriasis. Hysteria. Levitation. Neuralgia. Sciatica. Sleeplessness. Toothache.

Dosage

Take 5 drops in half cup of water 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician OR

Medicate the globules and take 4-6 globules 3 times a day or as prescribed by the physician

Action of Medicine

• Excessive nervous excitability; hysterical nervous temperament; persons in whom the intellectual faculties predominate; changeable disposition.
• Red parts become white
• Feels light as if floating in the air
• Oversensitiveness of all the senses
• Sensation of great coldness in head
• Sensation as if a thread were hanging down throat
• Child vomits: curdled milk, in large lumps; same in stools; as soon as it has nursed, after mother has been angry.
• Sciatica: pain worse when standing and letting foot rest on floor; when straightening out limb, during rest from previous exertion; better when walking.
• Bloated abdomen with hysterical cramps.
• Thin, watery diarrhoea, with lumps of coagulated milk with violent screaming in children. Greenish, papescent, bloody stool. 
• Spasmodic asthma with convulsive movements of the diaphragm.
• Sleepless, with nightly itching and muscular spasms. Worse on waking.