The remedy is used to treat symptoms of headache, paralysis, fever, and typhoid fever.
It is known for its action on the central nervous system, causing feelings of weakness and prostration.
The drug picture of Gelsemium is characterized by a lack of vitality and a tendency towards paralysis.

Action of the drug: Relieves headache with a sensation of bandage or tightness around the head.
Functional changes: Affects the blood vessels, causing dilation and leading to headache.
Pathological tendencies: Can lead to inflammation of the brain and its membranes.
Characteristic symptoms: Headache with nausea, vomiting, and sensitivity to light and sound.
Modalities (Better/Worse): Better by rest, worse by exertion.
One-line summary of system picture: Gelsemium relieves headache with a sensation of tightness and is worse by exertion.

Action of the drug: Relieves paralysis and weakness of the muscles.
Functional changes: Affects the nervous system, causing a lack of coordination and muscle weakness.
Pathological tendencies: Can lead to degeneration of the nerve cells and muscle atrophy.
Characteristic symptoms: Paralysis with numbness, tingling, and loss of reflexes.
Modalities (Better/Worse): Better by rest, worse by exertion.
One-line summary of system picture: Gelsemium relieves paralysis and muscle weakness, especially after fever.

Action of the drug: Relieves fever with chills, sweating, and weakness.
Functional changes: Affects the body's thermoregulation, causing a rise in temperature.
Pathological tendencies: Can lead to septicemia and other complications.
Characteristic symptoms: Fever with chills, sweating, and prostration.
Modalities (Better/Worse): Better by rest, worse by exertion.
One-line summary of system picture: Gelsemium relieves fever with chills and prostration.

Action of the drug: Relieves symptoms of typhoid fever, including headache, fever, and abdominal pain.
Functional changes: Affects the digestive system, causing diarrhea, constipation, and abdominal tenderness.
Pathological tendencies: Can lead to intestinal perforation and peritonitis.
Characteristic symptoms: Typhoid fever with headache, fever, and abdominal pain.
Modalities (Better/Worse): Better by rest, worse by exertion.
One-line summary of system picture: Gelsemium relieves symptoms of typhoid fever, including headache and abdominal pain.

The guiding symptoms of Gelsemium include headache, paralysis, fever, and typhoid fever.
The remedy is also indicated in cases of prostration, weakness, and lack of vitality.
The symptoms are often worse by exertion and better by rest.

Action of the drug: Relieves physical weakness and prostration.
Functional changes: Affects the muscles, causing weakness and lack of coordination.
Pathological tendencies: Can lead to muscle atrophy and degeneration of the nerve cells.
Characteristic symptoms: Physical weakness, prostration, and lack of vitality.
Modalities (Better/Worse): Better by rest, worse by exertion.
One-line summary of system picture: Gelsemium relieves physical weakness and prostration.

Action of the drug: Relieves symptoms of CNS, including headache, paralysis, and numbness.
Functional changes: Affects the nervous system, causing a lack of coordination and muscle weakness.
Pathological tendencies: Can lead to degeneration of the nerve cells and muscle atrophy.
Characteristic symptoms: Headache, paralysis, numbness, and tingling.
Modalities (Better/Worse): Better by rest, worse by exertion.
One-line summary of system picture: Gelsemium relieves symptoms of CNS, including headache and paralysis.

Gelsemium is a homeopathic remedy used to treat a variety of symptoms, including headache, paralysis, fever, and typhoid fever.
The remedy is known for its action on the central nervous system, causing feelings of weakness and prostration.

The sphere of action of Gelsemium includes the central nervous system, muscles, and digestive system.
The remedy is indicated in cases of prostration, weakness, and lack of vitality.

The clinical features of Gelsemium include headache, paralysis, fever, and typhoid fever.
The remedy is also indicated in cases of prostration, weakness, and lack of vitality.

The pathology of Gelsemium includes inflammation of the brain and its membranes, degeneration of the nerve cells, and muscle atrophy.
The remedy can lead to complications such as septicemia, intestinal perforation, and peritonitis.

The physical makeup of Gelsemium includes a lack of vitality, weakness, and prostration.
The remedy is indicated in cases of physical weakness, muscle atrophy, and degeneration of the nerve cells.

The characteristic symptoms of Gelsemium include headache, paralysis, numbness, tingling, and lack of reflexes.
The remedy is also indicated in cases of prostration, weakness, and lack of vitality.

The guiding symptoms of Gelsemium include headache, paralysis, fever, and typhoid fever.
The remedy is also indicated in cases of prostration, weakness, and lack of vitality.

The ailments from Gelsemium include exposure to wet weather, exertion, and emotional stress.
The remedy is indicated in cases of prostration, weakness, and lack of vitality.

The modalities of Gelsemium include worse by exertion, better by rest.
The remedy is indicated in cases of physical weakness, muscle atrophy, and degeneration of the nerve cells.

The generalities of Gelsemium include a lack of vitality, weakness, and prostration.
The remedy is indicated in cases of physical weakness, muscle atrophy, and degeneration of the nerve cells.

Remedy	Relationship
Bryonia	Similar to Gelsemium in its action on the head and muscles
Rhus tox	Similar to Gelsemium in its action on the muscles and joints
Arsenic	Similar to Gelsemium in its action on the digestive system