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Pulsatilla Nuttalliana
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Origin Simple
Sources 2 entries across 2 books: T. F. Allen, Hale

Dose
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Reason for useT. F. Allen

Anemone Nuttalliana, DC., A. patens var Nuttalliana, Gray (Pulsatilla Nuttalliana, Gray). Natural order , Ranunculaceae. Common names , Pasque flower (American). Preparation , Tincture of the whole plant. Authorities. 1 , W. H. Burt, M.D., U. S. Med. and Surg, Journ., 1, 65, took 4th dec. dil., 1 ounce daily, for five days, then 2d dil. same way, on the eighth and ninth days; 1 a , same, took of a maceration of a small plant, in alcohol, a quarter of an ounce, first day; half an ounce, second day; 2 , Miss C., aged eighteen, took tincture, repeated doses, for eight days of 5 to 30 drops, Hale's New Remedies, 2d ed; 2 a , same, took 20 drops to 1 teaspoonful doses; 3 , Mrs. W. (has passed her menstrual period four days, but feels well), took, of a drachm of tincture in half a glass of water, a teaspoonful every hour during two days; 4 , T. C. Duncan, Hale's New Remedies, took of tincture diluted one-half, half an ounce, first day, 3 drachms second day; ( 5 to 16 , provings by Dr. C. Wesselhoeft, Trans. Am. Inst. of Hom., 1868); 5 , a man, aged thirty-two, took a drop of 3d dec. dil. 10 P.M., first day, and at 10 A.M., second day; 5 a , same, three doses of same in one day; 5 b , same subsequently took 10 drops 2 dec. dil. at 11 P.M., first day; morning and evening, second day, and evening, third day; 5 c , same, one day after last proving took 1st dec. dil. for three days; 5 d , same a month later took tincture, 10 drops morning and evening, first day; half a drachm, third day, and morning and evening, fourth day; 1 drachm; morning and evening, fifth day; 5 e , same, took a dose of a drachm of tincture; 6 , Mrs. W. took 1 drop 3d dec. dil.; 6 a , same, one hour after the appearance of menses took same dose; 7 , Mr. P. took 10 drops of the tincture; 8 , W. C. P., aged twenty, took a drop of 3d dec. dil., night and morning, for four days; 8 a , same, took a dose of 10 drops of tincture; 9 , Mr. H. E., aged twenty-five, took a drop of 1st dec. dil. at 10 and 11 P.M., 2d day; same at 8 A.M., third day; same, morning and evening, fourth and fifth days; at night, sixth, seventh, and eighth days; 9 a , same, later took 2 dec. dil., evening, first day; morning, second day; 10 , Miss C., aged forty (just recovered from a bad cold, commenced again to cough after one or two doses, and waited two or three days, then resumed the proving), took 3d dec. dil., one dose, first day; one, second day; one, fifth and sixth days; 11 , Miss M. C., aged thirty, took 3d dec. dil., a dose, first and third nights; 12 , Dr. G. Oehme, proving on his wife by 2 dil., a few doses; 12 a , Dr. W. Wesselhoeft took 3d dec. dil., first, second, third, seventh, and eighth days; then 30 drops of tincture, eleventh and twelfth days; 100 drops, thirteenth day; 13 , Miss S. W., aged twenty, took 2 drops, morning and evening for four days; 14 , Miss A. G., aged eighteen, took 2 drops of tincture, first day; after three days took 3 drops in water, in two doses; 15 , Dr. A. Brown took 3d dil. in water, a sixth part, night and morning; 16 , Mrs. M., aged thirty, took a drop of 3d dil. three evenings in succession; 16 a , same, repeated four evenings.


By regionT. F. Allen
Mind Sad, gloomy state of mind, with frequent eructations of sour air (after fifteen hours); sad and gloomy (after thirteen hours, second day); with languor (fourth day), [1] . …
Head After being out in the open air, on entering the house, a dizziness in the head (sixth day), [2] . …
Stomach (Before taking Pulsatilla, I had been troubled with wind in the stomach, feeling bloated; had a good appetite, or rather wanted to eat, but could not eat much for this fulness in the stomach; it has disappeared, and has not returned up to the present time), (after two weeks), [2a] . …

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