Eupatorium Purpureum

Where are the original provings of this variety found ?

In Hale's New Remedies and in Hering's Materia Medica .

What part of the plant is used, when gathered, and how prepared ?

The fresh root gathered in autumn is treated like the preceding remedy.

The tincture is of a clear orange color, slightly bitter, astringent, of a terebinthic odor and an acid reaction.

Give the indications for Eupatorium purpureum in the vesical irritation of women.

Dysuria, frequent painful urging with either excessive or scanty flow of urine, which is high colored and contains mucus ; there is also aching in the region of the kidneys.

There is a sensation as if the passage was blocked.