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Secale Cornutum

Secale cornutum
SEC · 20 entries across 19 books
HabitatSecale cereale, N. O. Gramineae. PreparationTincture of The fresh spurs collected just before harvest. Clarke
1X–30X
First to thirtieth potency. Non-homeopathic use. In haemorrhages of the puerperium, after the uterus in entirely emptied, when it fails to contract satisfactorily and in secondary puerperal haemorrhage the result of incomplete involution of the uterus, give one-half to one dram of the fluid extract. Remember Pagot's law. "As long as the uterus contains, anything, be it child, placenta, membranes,Dose · Boericke

Reason for use

Adapted to women of thin, scrawny, feeble, cachetic appearance; irritable, nervous temperament; pale, sunken countenance. Very old, decrepit, feeble persons. Women of very lax muscular fibre; everything seems loose and open; no action; vessels flabby; passive haemorrhages, copious flow of thin, black, watery blood; the corpuscles are destroyed. Haemorrhagic diathesis; the slightest wound causes bleeding for weeks (Lach., Phos.); discharge of sanious liquid blood with a strong tendency to putrescence; tingling in the limbs and great debility, especially when the weakness is not caused by previous loss of fluids. Leucorrhoea; green, brown, offensive. Boils: small, painful with green contents, mature very slowly and heal in the same manner; very debilitating. Face: pale, pinched, ashy, sunken, hippocratic; drawn, with sunken eyes; blue rings around eyes. Unnatural, ravenous appetite; even with exhausting diarrhoea; craves acids, lemonade. Diarrhoea: profuse, watery, putrid, brown; discharged with great force (Gamb., Crot.); very exhausting; painless, involuntary; anus wide open (Apis, Phos.). Enuresis: of old people; urine pale, watery, or bloody; urine suppressed. Burning; in all parts of the body, as if sparks of fire were falling on the patient (Ars.). Gangrene; dry, senile, < from external heat. Large ecchymosis; blood blisters; often commencement of gangrene. Collapse in cholera diseases; skin cold, yet cannot bear to be covered (Camph.). The skin feels cold to the touch, yet the patient cannot tolerate covering; icy coldness of extremeties. Menses: irregular; copious, dark, fluid; with pressing, labor-like pains in abdomen; continuous discharge of watery blood until next period. Threatened abortion especially at third month (Sab.); prolonged, bearing down, forcing pains. During labor: pains irregular; too weak; feeble or ceasing; everything seems loose and open but no expulsive action; fainting. After pains: too long; too painful; hour-glass contraction. Suppression of milk; in thin, scrawny, exhausted women; the breasts do not properly fill. Pulse small, rapid, contracted and often intermittent.

▲ Worse

Heat; warmth from covering, of all affected parts; in all diseases worse from heat

▼ Better

In the cold air; getting cold; uncovering affected parts; rubbing

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Relations

Compare: Cinnmon in post-partum haemorrhage; it increases labor-pains, controls profuse or dangerous flooding, is always safe, while Ergot is always dangerous. Similar: to, Arsenicum, but cold and heat are opposite. Resembles Colchicum in cholera morbus.

Complete text of the Secale Cornutum entry in Allen - Keynotes of Leading Remedies; origin and preparation from Clarke. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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20 entries across 19 books · abbreviations: SEC · Family: Gramineae

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1 Boericke

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2 Kent

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3 Clarke

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4 Hering

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5 Allen · shown above

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6 Nash

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7 Hering

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10 Lippe

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11 Dunham

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14 T. F. Allen

SECALE CORNUTUM · Timothy Field Allen · 414 chars

16 Guernsey

SECALE CORNUTUM · Henry Newell Guernsey · 1,250 chars

17 Cowperthwaite

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18 Dewey

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19 Gross

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22 Roberts

Secale cornutum · Herbert Alfred Roberts · 768 chars

23 T. F. Allen

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28 Allen

Secale Cornutum · Henry Clay Allen · 84,128 chars

31 Seror

SECALE CORNUTUM · Robert Seror / John Henry Clarke · 84,442 chars

31 Seror

Secale Cornutum · Robert Seror / John Henry Clarke · 23,193 chars

33 Gladstone Clarke

Secale Cornutum · A. Gladstone Clarke · 975 chars

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compatible 1Nitricum Acidum
complementary 1Arsenicum Album
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incompatible / inimical 1Caulophyllum Thalictroides

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  1. Modulation of Signal Proteins: A Plausible Mechanism to Explain How a Potentized Drug Secale Cor 30C Diluted beyond Avogadro's Limit Combats Skin Papilloma in MiceKhuda-Bukhsh AR, Bhattacharyya SS, Paul S et al. · Evidence-based complementary and alternative medicine : eCAM · 2011 · doi

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