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Secale Cornutum
Secale cornutum
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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
These rheumatic conditions of Secale are usually found in cachectic individuals with purpura haemorrhagica, affecting the joints of the lower limbs.
NECK AND BACK . — (Secale cornutum)
Pain in small of back.
SUDDEN CATCH OR KINK IN LUMBAR REGION.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES . — (Secale cornutum)
CONTRACTIONS OF FINGERS.
Painful swelling of fingers.
Violent pains in tips of fingers.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES . — (Secale cornutum)
Rheumatic pains in joints.
CRAMPS IN CALVES.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL . — (Secale cornutum)
CRAMPS IN HANDS AND TOES.
AFFECTS JOINTS OF LOWER EXTREMITIES.
CONCOMITANTS . — (Secale cornutum)
PURPURA HAEMORRHAGICA.
CACHECTIC FEMALES.
INTENSE ICY COLDNESS OF SKIN.
AVERSION TO HEAT OR BEING COVERED.
RESTLESSNESS WITH GREAT DEBILITY.
Complete text of the Secale Cornutum entry in Roberts - The Rheumatic 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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