Millefolium

Dewey, Essentials of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 1894, p. 64

Questions

What is Millefolium ?

The common Yarrow; a tincture is made from the fresh leaves.

What is our principal use of this remedy?

In heniorhages from any part of the body of bright red blood, and occurring after mechanical injuries.

Haemoptysis, epistaxis or hemorrhages from the uterus or bowels. How does it differ from Aconite here?

Aconite has anxiety; Millefolium not.

What are the characterizing features of Erigeron, another member of the same family, in hemorrhages ?

The hemorrhage is of bright red blood, and is increased by every motion of the patient. Give hemorrhage calling for Cinnamomum. Profuse hemorrhage from a strain or misstep; tendency to hemorrhages; frequent attacks of nose-bleed.

What is the hemorrhage of Trillium pendulum?

Active or passive; threatened abortion, wdth a gush of blood on each movement, with a sensation as if the hips and back were falling apart; relieved by bandaging the hips tightly.

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