Sabina

Guernsey, Key Notes to the Materia Medica, 1887, p. 159

A marked characteristic is a pain which is felt all the way between the sacrum and pubis, from one bone to the other—not particularly in front or behind, but right along from the sacrum to the pubis. This pain may be found in labor pains, after-pains, occurring in dysmenorrhœa, etc.

In hæmorrhage (particularly uterine), where the blood is in fluid and clots together—as, the liquid blood will flow then will come a clot, and the blood may be flowing rapidly; bleeding from the nose, blood being pale; bleeding from inner parts in general. Menstruation too early; too profuse; blood of light color; bright red color; discharge of blood before the proper period.

Affects particularly the uterus; lower part of the chest; wrist; heel; toes; joints of the toes; arthritic pain in the joints. Cough with expectoration of pale blood. In threatened abortion.

Worse

On inspiration; taking a deep breath; affections in general of females during pregnancy; in a room; in a warm room; on getting warm in bed; women in child-bed; after parturition.

Better

In the open air; while breathing out, exhaling.

Remedies following

Bellad., Pulsat., Rhus tox., Sulphur. Sometimes Arsen., Spongia.

Antidotes

Camphor., Pulsat.

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