China: Head remedy for excessive bleeding and of long
duration. It should be tried first, especially when the patient is
debilitated, weak.
Rhus Aromatica: Haemorrhage due to atonic condition of the
uterus. Give drop doses of mother tincture.
Thlaspi Bursa Q: Haemorrhage starts slowly and then
becomes abundant to the extent that the patient becomes
extremely weak. She hardly regains strength thereafter when
the second month's flow starts. Give drop doses in mother
tincture.
Mitchella: Bleeding with frequent urination which is not very
free and satisfactory. Blood bright red associated with painful
urination.
Belladonna: Premature and profuse menses with sensation as
if everything will fall down through the vagina. Foul smelling
coagulated blood. Throbbing headache and red and puffed face.
Stramonium: Profuse discharge of black blood, coagulated
blood, drawing pains in the abdomen, thighs and limbs.
Talkative.
Ignatia: Menses every fortnight of long duration with cramps
and hardness of abdomen. Hysteria. Nausea with fainting.
Intolerance of light. Vision blurred.
Arnica M: When profuse bleeding is caused by a strain, a false
step or other mechanical injury.
Chamomilla: Profuse menses with drawing, cramp like colic
from the sides of the abdomen.
Ratanhia: Haemorrhage from the uterus with pain in abdomen
and loins, bearing down towards genital organs, followed by
leucorrhoea.
Silicea: Blood from vagina every time the child takes breast.
Lachesis: Excessive flow with dark clots and excruciating
pains which are better as flow starts and clots pass away. Worse
during heat and warm weather, better in cold. Profuse
perspiration with unpleasant odour. Breasts undeveloped or not
sufficiently developed.
Viscum Album: Metrorrhagia (profuse bleeding) following
cold foot bath.
Epihysterinum: Profuse bleeding due to fibrous tumour.
Aletris Farinosa: Menses profuse and premature due to atonic
condition of uterus, labour-like pains of amenorrhoea (absence
of menses), debility from loss of fluids, sterility. Habitual
tendency to abortion. Prolapsus. Constipation. Disgust for
food, nausea and indigestion. Uterine haemorrhages, may it be
after an abortion or in connection with menstruation; large clots
followed by copious haemorrhage.
Ambra Grisea: Bleeding between periods on slightest strain in
nervous women. Too early and too profuse, appearing 7 days
before time and then comes the horrible itching, soreness and
swelling of genitals.
Ficus Rel: Profuse bleeding from any part of the body
including uterus without any apparent cause.
Kreosote: Bleeding from uterus brought on by lifting, over
exertion and always followed by coitus. No pain during coitus.
Menses regular but profuse and clotted; at times it is black, very
fetid, produces rawness. on the genitals and thighs, stops and
then starts again; starts too soon and lasts too long. Constant
dull aching pain in back. Terrible left side headache a day after
the flow. Milky leucorrhoea. Menses only when lying down,
cease on sitting or walking.
Sabina: Bleeding with bearing down sensation. At times flow
does not stop before the next period begins. Gout and
haemorrhage alternately, i.e. haemorrhage starts when gout
stops and vice versa.
Carbo Animalis: Menses too early, too long and copious.
Prostration with every menstrual flow. Burning in vagina as if
burning coals are put on it. Sensation of emptiness whenever
she puts child to the breast.
Carbo Veg: Bleeding due to non-contraction of uterus for want
of tonicity. It may be after confinement, menstruation or
incidental haemorrhage.
Phosphorus: Haemorrhage with uncontrollable thirst for cold
water. Head hot.
Ammonia Carb: Menses too soon, blood blackish, often in
clots. Leucorrhoea is acrid. Swelling of genitals. Griping and
colic before menses. At every menstrual period bleeding from
the rectum.
Ammonia M: Menses accompanied by haemorrhage from the
bowels and rectum, especially in pale, sickly, feeble women. Menses too soon each month with pain in the back, Flow of
blood at night.
Secale Cor: Profuse bleeding of black colour with icy cold
extremities in lean and slender women who always suffer from
heat. The patient wants to uncover and to be cool. Blood is thin
and fetid. There may be clots in the blood.
Ustilago: Bleeding due to retroflexion of the uterus, the blood
is bright red, partly fluid and partly clotted. The uterus feels
soft and spongy to the examining finger.
Trillium: Flow bright red and profuse with faint feeling at
epigastrium, pain in back, coldness of extremities. Prostration
with rapid, feeble pulse. Haemorrhage due to uterine fibroids.
It will stop haemorrhage and absorb growths.
Aconite N: When with the gushing bright red blood, there is
overwhelming fear of death.
Ferrum Met: Menses too early, too profuse and lasting too
long, causing debility to the patient.
Ipec: Bleeding with prostration, bright red blood gushes in a
stream running through clothes, bed and collecting in a pool on
the floor. The blood does not coagulate easily. She is pale,
nauseated and fainting. Give in 200 or IM potency every
fifteen minutes till improvement commences and then stop the
medicine.
Platinum: Menses about 4 or 6 days too early and very profuse.
Calcarea Carb: Uterine haemorrhage with large clots mixed
with bright red liquid flow which is copious. Mental shock
brings on the flow. Feet cold, damp. It is indispensable when
the menses appear a few days before period especially when
the flow is considerable.
Vinca Minor: Profuse menstruation or passive menorrhagia
when blood flows in one continuous stream associated with
great debility.
Cocculas Ind: Menses too early and last too long in women
prostrated from grief and anxiety.
Fraxinus Americana: Extremely painful menses; delayed but
profuse. Coming on at intervals of five to twelve weeks.
