Sources 7 entries across 6 books: Boericke, T. F. Allen, Tyler, Cowperthwaite, Hempel …
Dose Boericke
1X–30X
First to thirtieth attenuation, third most frequently used
Reason for useCowperthwaite
Common names.- Black Cohosh. Blacksnake Root. Squaw Root. Rattle weed. General Analysis.- Through the brain and spinal cord Cimicifuga affects directly the entire nervous system, disturbing the nerve centers and producing a universal depressing irritant condition, which indirectly extends to the muscular system, and to the female generative organs, giving rise to various disorders indicating rheumatic and neuralgic disturbances of those parts. Cimicifuga is supposed to increase the contractility of unstriped muscular fiber, but to a less degree than by Ergot. The heartbeats are slower and stronger, and the arterial tension increased. In the brain, the primary action is to cause congestion, giving rise to vertigo, dilated pupils, and other symptoms resembling those of Belladonna , though less intense in their manifestations. The leading expression of the remedy is an anxious, nervous, irritable condition. Characteristic symptoms.
▲ Worse In the morning; at night; from motion; during the menses
▼ Better From rest; in the open air; after eating
By regionCowperthwaite
Mind (Cimicifuga) Thinks she is going crazy. (Calc. c.) Miserable, dejected feeling. Feels grieved and troubled, with sighing. …
Head (Cimicifuga) Vertigo , fullness, and dull aching in vertex. Rush of blood to the head ( Bell.), brain feels too large for the cranium. …
Eyes (Cimicifuga) Intense aching pains in the eyeballs. ( Aloe, Spig .) Dilated pupils, with dark spots before the eyes.
Stomach (Cimicifuga) Nausea, eructations, headache, and tremor (more in women). Sharp pains across the hypogastrium. Sinking or goneness in the epigastrium. …
Limbs (Cimicifuga) Constant irregular motion of left arm ; arm useless. Rheumatic pains in the joints, with heat and swelling. ( Bry .) Aching in the limbs. …
Sleep (Cimicifuga) Obstinate insomnia. (Coff. c., Op.) Unpleasant dreams of being in trouble. Restless sleep.
* Number of books that state the relation, where more than one. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works. homeopathylibrary.com/remedy/cimicifuga-racemosa