Eupatorium perfoliatum
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 539
Characteristic symptoms
Corrects the injurious effects of Quinine; pains in the bones, which accompanied influenza ; general biliary derangement ; intermittent fevers ; morning fevers, with a greater amount of shivering during the chill than is warranted by the degree of coldness, thirst several hours after the chill, continuing during the chill and heat, no sweat ; imperfect apyrexia ; fever attended with violent pains in the bones, resembling rheumatism ; periodical headache with tertian type, soreness and beating in the head, shooting pains from left to right side of the head ; sickly sallow countenance ; vomiting of bile Aith trembling, attended with pain in the epigastrium and extreme prostration ; flowing coryza ; hoarseness with roughness of voice; rheumatic affections, accompanied by perspiration and soreness of the bones.