Bellis Perennis

B. perennis, L. Nat. order , Compositae. Preparation , Tincture of the whole plant when in flower.

Authority. Dr. Thomas, Br. Journ. of Hom., 16, 325; proving of the tincture, 20-drop doses repeated for fourteen days; of the 3d dilution; effects of external application of the tincture, and of chewing the flowers.

A little giddiness in the head at times (after two weeks), (from the tincture).

Headache extending from occiput to sinciput (after two weeks), (from the tincture). Brain feels as though contracted in the frontal region (after two weeks), (from the tincture).

Want of appetite (after two weeks), (from the tincture). Slight nausea (after two weeks), (from the tincture).

Pain in middle finger of left hand, as of a gathering, for a short time only (after two weeks), (from the tincture).

Development of a small boil (after five hours), (from external application of tincture). Small boil at the angle of the inferior maxilla, right side (after chewing the flowers). Painful pimple a little behind the angle of left inferior maxilla (3d dilution), (after third day). Large boil on back of neck, commencing with a dull, aching pain, some difficulty and bruised pain in keeping the head erect; began as a slight pimple, with burning pain in the skin, increasing until, in six days' time, it was very large, of a dark, fiery, purple color, and very sore, burning and aching pain in it; accompanied with headache extending from occiput to sinciput, of a cold, aching character; brain as though contracted in frontal region, dizziness, etc.

(after two weeks), (from the tincture).