Sabadilla
Guernsey, Key Notes to the Materia Medica, 1887, p. 158
Intermittent complaints which come every week, or two weeks, or four weeks apart. Especially for children who are disposed to worms; worms discharged with stool, whether lumbrici or tape-worms. Sweetish taste. No thirst during chill; heat often internal. ‘Troubles appearing on the right side; on the toe nails. Sensation of knocking, throbbing, or pulsation in the outer parts; great sleepiness in the forenoon.
Worse p. 159
In the forenoon; before midnight; from cold in general; while resting.
Better p. 159
From moving; while swallowing something; while getting warm; from warmth in general.
Remedies following; Arsen., Bellad., Mercur., Pulsat., Nux vom.
Antidotes p. 159
Conium, Pulsat.