Nux Vom: Suitable in most cases of acute metritis with or
without peritonitis when the fever is not high or when the fever
has abated. Pain in the hypogastrium, small of back, swelling
of the uterine orifice. Heaviness and burning in the abdomen.
Sepia: In acute metritis. Painful rigidity of the uterus. Choking
pressure downwards as if everything will pass through the
vagina. Falling of uterus.
Graphites: In chronic metritis with or without ovaritis but with
skin affections.
Platina: In acute metritis and ovaritis after confinement with
increased sexual desire and itching of the womb.
Conium: In chronic metritis with or without ovaritis or
peritonitis. Abdomen distended. Clutching and squeezing in
the womb. Painful pressure downwards. Bloody or milky
leucorrhoea. Vomiting. Hiccups.
Bryonia: Abdomen bloated and sensitive with lancinating
pains. Constipation. Fever with thirst for cold water.
Chamomilla: In acute metritis caused by severe
disappointment, fit of anger, during menses or after
confinement. Abdomen distended and sensitive.
Colocynthis: When Chamomilla fails in cases of suppressed
menses or lochia.
Kreosote: In chronic metritis. With stitches through the vagina
and uterus like electric shocks-leucorrhoea stains the linen
grey.
Belladonna: Inflammation after anger especially after
parturition. Painful pressure on the genitals. Digging pain with
redness of the face.
China: After loss of blood or after excessive coitus.
Arsenic Alb: During child birth.
Rhus Tox: After delivery with typhoid symptoms.
Pulsatilla: After getting feet wet, or from suppression of
menses, with deficiency of milk, chilliness and thirstlessness.
Pulling tension and contraction in hypogastrium.
Apis: Inflammation of ovaries in childhood.
Aconite: Inflammation of ovaries after suppression of menses or due to fear. At the commencement of the treatment.
Lachesis: Pain in the morning or after sleep.
