Millefolium

Yarrow

Boericke, Pocket Manual of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 9th ed., 1927, p. 444

An invaluable remedy for various types of hemorrhages; blood bright red. Incarcerated hernia; small-pox, with great pain in pit of stomach. After operations for stone. Bad effects from fall from a height; overlifting. Continued high temperature. Hemoptysis.

Head

Vertigo when moving slowly. Sensation as if he had forgotten something. The head seems full of blood. Convulsions and epilepsy from suppressed menses. Piercing thrusts of pain.

Nose

Nosebleed. [Erecht.] Piercing pain from eyes to root of nose.

Stool

Hemorrhage from bowels. Bleeding hemorrhoids. Urine bloody. [Senec. aur.]}

Female

Menses early, profuse, protracted. Hemorrhage from uterus; bright red, fluid. Painful varices during pregnancy.

Respiratory

Hemoptysis in incipient phthisis. Cough, with bloody expectoration, in suppressed menses or hemorrhoids. Violent palpitation.

Relationship

Compare: Ficus venosa (Pakur). Hæmorrhage from bowels and lungs. Acalypha and Helix tosta—Snail—(in hemoptysis, diseases of chest, consumption); also, Secale; Ipec.; Erecht.; Geran.; Hamam.

The book’s Dose section is left out: Samepath quotes the books but gives no dosing advice.

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