Dr. T.F. Allen writes that the fever of Aconite is very similar to Opium. In Opium's fever, the heat is very intense and rapid, without any perspiration. A distinctive feature is that there is a rapid onset of thirst, and dominance of sleep exceeds the normal limit. However, unlike Aconite, there is no restlessness, fear, or anxiety in Opium's fever.
πOpium fever occurs intermittently and continuously, showing both types.
πGelsemium's fever is also similar to Opium's, but unlike Opium, there is no thirst in Gelsemium's fever.
Reference:
- Encyclopedia of Homoeopathic Drugs by Kashi Ram
- Dr. Irfan Haider, Academy of Homoeopathy, Karachi.
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