Introduction to the remedy Pulsatilla, which is derived from the wind flower.
It is a polycrest remedy, meaning it has a wide range of actions on the body.
Pulsatilla is often used to treat conditions that are changeable and unpredictable.

The Pulsatilla patient is often weepy, emotional, and sensitive.
They can be very indecisive and change their mind frequently.
Mood swings are common, with the patient quickly shifting from happiness to sadness.
The patient may be very impressionable and easily influenced by others.
They often have a strong desire for comfort, sympathy, and reassurance.

One of the guiding symptoms of Pulsatilla is the patient's tendency to be "weepy" and emotional.
The patient may also experience a strong desire for fresh air and a change of scenery.
They often have a low tolerance for heat and may feel worse in warm environments.
The patient's symptoms may change frequently, making it difficult to pinpoint a specific diagnosis.

Pulsatilla is often associated with the female constitution, particularly in relation to hormonal changes and emotional fluctuations.
Women who require Pulsatilla may experience mood swings, anxiety, and emotional sensitivity, particularly during times of hormonal change such as menstruation or menopause.
They may also experience physical symptoms such as breast tenderness, heavy periods, or migraines.

Pulsatilla is a remedy that is often used to treat conditions that are changeable and unpredictable.
It is a polycrest remedy, meaning it has a wide range of actions on the body.

Pulsatilla has a wide range of actions, including effects on the mind, emotions, and physical body.
It is often used to treat conditions that are related to hormonal changes, such as menstruation, menopause, and pregnancy.

The clinical features of Pulsatilla include mood swings, emotional sensitivity, and a tendency to be weepy.
The patient may also experience physical symptoms such as breast tenderness, heavy periods, or migraines.

Pulsatilla is often associated with conditions that are related to hormonal changes, such as endometriosis, fibroids, and menstrual irregularities.
It may also be used to treat conditions such as anxiety, depression, and migraines.

The Pulsatilla patient is often slender, delicate, and sensitive.
They may have a tendency to be emotional and weepy, with a strong desire for comfort and reassurance.

The characteristic symptoms of Pulsatilla include mood swings, emotional sensitivity, and a tendency to be weepy.
The patient may also experience physical symptoms such as breast tenderness, heavy periods, or migraines.

The guiding symptoms of Pulsatilla include the patient's tendency to be "weepy" and emotional.
The patient may also experience a strong desire for fresh air and a change of scenery.

Pulsatilla is often used to treat ailments that arise from hormonal changes, such as menstruation, menopause, and pregnancy.
It may also be used to treat ailments that arise from emotional trauma, such as anxiety and depression.

Remedy	Relationship
Sepia	Similar to Pulsatilla, but with a more pronounced feeling of indifference and detachment.
Natrum Muriaticum	Similar to Pulsatilla, but with a more pronounced feeling of irritability and anxiety.
Lachesis	Similar to Pulsatilla, but with a more pronounced feeling of loquacity and talkativeness.