Minutus

Find the name of the following remedy:

It is mostly a female remedy.

Indicated in women who are 'unduly exhausted by
frequent pregnancies and abortions'. For women who are
'enfeebled by loss of blood; when patient loses more
blood than is made in the inter-menstrual period'.

Their weakness may also be secondary to hard mental
and physical work.

She is better 'when kept busy'. She is worse when
thinking of her complaints.

She is conscious of womb. 'Feels the womb move when
she moves'. 'Heavy dragging in pelvis'.

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Ardavan Shahrdar, MD

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Helon
Can any one print out the mental and physical rubrics of Helon please.
Soroush

from Burts Bharacteristic mat med
$ HELONIAS DIOICA [Helon].

#SPHERE OF ACTION
I think the action of this remedy is through the ganglionic
system, affecting the glandular system and the blood. It seems to
have a powerful action upon the generative organs of women, and
is used in those diseases in which Iron is found so useful.
Affects the mucous membrane of the kidneys, and slightly the
intestinal canal.

#GRAND CHARACTERISTICS.
Atonic conditions of the generative organs of women seem to
be the main sphere for this remedy, where there is an anaemic and
torpid condition of the system.
Passive menorrhagia.
Amenorrhoea, from anaemia, and general atonic condition of
the system.
Prolapsus uteri, with tendency to miscarriage.
Leucorrhoea, with general debility, and anaemia.
Pruritus vulvae; intense irritation of the external labia

mind from Clarkes

#Mind
Dull, inactive. Always better when doing something, when the
mind is engaged. Desire to be let alone, conversation unpleasant.
Depressed mood. Dull, gloomy. Irritable, cannot endure the least
contradiction or receive any suggestions in relation to any
subject. Fault-finding.
Soroush EBRAHIMI wrote: