Did Victorians have any medicines

Yes, Victorians had access to various medicines, many of which were derived from natural sources and included herbs and minerals. Common treatments included opiates like morphine for pain relief, as well as tonics and patent medicines that often contained alcohol or opium. However, the understanding of medicine was rudimentary, and many remedies were ineffective or even harmful. The period also saw the beginnings of more scientific approaches to medicine, including the use of antiseptics and the development of vaccines.