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Ficus religiosa

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Common symptom: Vomiting..

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Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Ficus religiosa in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.

  GENERAL

General

Pakur. (India.) N. O. Moraceae. Tincture (Juice of fresh leaves mixed with equal parts of alcohol).

We owe Ficus religiosa to Dr. Sarat Chandra Ghose, of Midnapore, who made the first proving and thereby discovered its power to cause and cure haemorrhages of many kinds. Dr. Ghose kindly sent me a supply of the remedy, and I have had very satisfactory results with the 1x potency in controlling menorrhagia. The provers were Dr. Ghose himself, his wife, and a dog. As the experiments are quite remarkable I will give them in detail. The dog, which was perfectly strong and healthy, received 40 drops of the tincture one morning. No result followed that day, and the dose was repeated next morning, and the animal commenced and continued to vomit blood of a bright red colour. It kept very quiet and was unwilling to move. After three doses of five drops of the tincture given in quick succession, the vomiting ceased. It is remarkable that the same treatment (minute doses of the same remedy) was effectual in arresting the effects of the drug in the other two provings. Mrs. G. took the tincture in 20-drop doses repeatedly throughout two days. On the third day dysentery and menorrhagia set in simultaneously. The blood was bright red. Other symptoms were Headache.

very weak and restless.

sight dim. burning at the top of the head. The face became yellowish.

breathing difficult. She became sad and melancholy. With the profuse discharge of bright red blood there were bearing-down pains in lower abdomen. Dr. G. took 40 drops in one dose. The result was Frequent desire to pass water, which gradually became bloody, and contained much blood. Then inclination to cough, causing him to spit blood. Slight headache.

giddiness and nausea. Sight dim. Very weak and restless. The tincture was taken three drops every two hours, and after the third dose the symptoms vanished. Dr. Ghose relates some striking cases cured with the remedy.

Clinical

Haemorrhages. Menorrhagia. Metrorrhagia.

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  MIND

Mind

Quiet and disinclined to move.

Sad and melancholy.

  VERTIGO, DIZZINESS

Vertigo

Nausea, vertigo, and slight headache.

  HEAD

Burning at vertex.

Headache

Headache (with haemorrhages).

  EYES

Eyes

Sight dim.

  FACE

Face

Face became yellow.

  NOSE

Nose

Epistaxis.

  CHEST

Respiration

Difficulty of breathing.

Inclination to cough, causing him to spit blood.

  ABDOMEN

Abdomen

Bearing-down pains in lower part of abdomen.

Vomiting

Vomiting of bright red blood.

  RECTUM, ANUS, STOOL

Stool

Dysentery, with menorrhagia.

Dysentery, blood bright red.

  GENITALS ETC

Urine

Frequent desire to micturate.

Urine contains much blood.

Genitals

Menorrhagia, bright red blood, bearing-down pains in lower abdomen.

  GENERALITIES

Generalities

Very weak and restless.

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