Valer, Valeriana Officinalis

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Valer in brief


Sciatic remedy

  • Amel with bending leg
  • Agg by hanging down the leg
  • Pain starts when immobile (Sitting or Standing) (Bell)
  • He has to move his leg (Walk) to amel
  • The most similar sciatica remedy according to Radar is Kali-I and Kali-bi

Hysteria

  • Hysteria + Spasm + hypochondriasis

    MIND – HYSTERIA

    MIND - HYSTERIA - hypochondriasis; with

  • Esp in menopause

    MIND - HYSTERIA - menopause; at: Cimic, Ign, Lach, Ph-ac, Ther, zinc-val

    HEAD - PAIN - hysterical headache ASAF (Asaf ₳ Valer)

  • Symptoms suddenly change (Status and nature) (Asaf ₳ Puls)
  • Pains change location or come and go.
  • Alternation of symptoms with each other
  • Hysterical cramps and abdominal swelling
  • His mind is full of thoughts. Wandering thoughts that are constantly moving from one subject to another.
  • Impulse for movement: He prefers to be active and feels bad when he rests.


SRP

  • Feeling of tightness and suffocation in the larynx, as if a rope was thrown around his neck and he was hung.
  • Feeling of suffocation at night when going to sleep (Spong, Lach)

SLEEP - FALLING ASLEEP - suffocation, with

  • Nocturnal illusions, he thinks he is light and floating in the air. (Staph)


Rubrics

  • GENERALS - CONVULSIONS – hysterical ASAF, CON. IGN. MOSCH.
  • GENERALS - PARALYSIS – hysterical
  • MIND - QUIET disposition - hypochondriasis, in
  • SLEEP - SLEEPLESSNESS - hypochondriasis, in
  • MIND - GESTURES, makes wriggling
  • MIND - GESTURES, makes - hands; involuntary motions of the - picking - bedclothes; at the
  • EAR - PAIN - spasmodic – Meatus
  • FACE - CRAMP
  • FACE - CRAMP - Malar bone: SPIG
  • EXTREMITIES - CONTRACTION of muscles and tendons - hysterical: Sec, Zinc
  • EXTREMITIES - PAIN - Upper arm - spasmodic Agar, Lact, Mosch, Olnd
  • MIND - FEAR - approaching; of - others; of - touched, lest he be acon, ARN, ars, chin, coff, kali-c, ach, mag-p, rhod, stram, tell
  • Derium, Trembling, with: lact