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Bellis Perennis

Daisy
30 sectionsBoericke · 10Clarke · 20

At a glance

Cardinal features · auto-extracted from Boericke · Clarke
  • Boils all over. Sore, bruised feeling in the pelvic region

Essence

Prologue
Boericke

Daisy

  • It acts upon the muscular fibers of the blood-vessels.
  • Much muscular soreness.
  • Lameness, as if sprained.
  • Venous congestion, due to mechanical causes.
  • First remedy in injuries to the deeper tissues, after major surgical work.
  • Results of injuries to nerves with intense soreness and intolerance of cold bathing.
  • After gout, debility of limbs.
  • Traumatism of the pelvic organs, auto-traumatism, expresses the condition calling for this remedy; ill effects from masturbation.
  • Excellent remedy for sprains and bruises.
  • Complaints due to cold food or drink when the body is heated, and in affections due to cold wind.
  • Externally, in naevi.
  • Acne.
  • Boils all over. Sore, bruised feeling in the pelvic region.
  • Exudations, stasis, swelling, come within the range of this remedy.
  • Rheumatic symptoms.
  • Does not vitiate the secretions.
  • "It is a princely remedy for old laborers, especially gardeners" (Burnett).
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Keynotes

Characteristics
Clarke

Nitro-benzene is a very poisonous substance, and our knowledge of its action

is due to numerous cases of poisoning that have occurred. It produces faintness, sinking,

convulsions, twitchings, stupor. It slows the respiration until death occurs. Rolling of the

eyeballs in their vertical axis is a prominent feature, and the pupils are dilated. Blueness of lips,

face, and finger-nails. Flapping of alee nasi. Head drawn backward and to the left side in spasms.

  • Involuntary evacuations.
  • Paralysis of all limbs.
  • Punctiform ecchymoses.
  • The odour of bitter

almonds is strong in the secretions.

Mentals

Symptoms — Mind
Clarke

Extreme mental excitement.—Loquacity, followed by drowsiness, soon passing into

stupor.—Soon became unconscious with inarticulate, confused speech.

Generals

Symptoms — Generalities
Clarke

Gait as if intoxicated; staggering here and there.—Violent convulsions; with

unconsciousness.—Fell unconscious; extremities paralysed; evacuations involuntary.—Fainted

from inhaling vapours.—Over-powering odour of bitter almonds.

Modalities

Modalities
Boericke

Worse, left side; hot bath and warmth of bed; before storms; cold bathing; cold wind.

Head

Head
Boericke
  • Vertigo in elderly people.
  • Headache from occiput to top of head.
  • Forehead feels contracted.
  • Bruised soreness.
  • Itching around scalp and over back, worse from hot bath and bed.
Symptoms — Head
Clarke

Vertigo; and headache.—Trembles; staggers; falls unconscious.—Sensation of

formication under scalp, or as if the hair was bristling up.

Eyes

Symptoms — Eyes
Clarke

Rolling of eyeballs —Constant slow movement of eyeballs from 1. to r. under closed

lids.—The eyeballs showed a constant turning inward and outward in a slow, regular motion,

with the visual axes perfectly parallel —Constantly rolling in vertical axes.—Strabismus.—Eyes

staring.—Great injection of conjunctiva of bulbs Eyeballs seemed enlarged.—Pupils dilated;

insensible to light.—Distorted vision and flashes of strange light and colours.

Mouth

Symptoms — Mouth
Clarke

Tongue white and swollen; thick and soft.—Burning taste, followed by numbness and

tingling of tongue and lips—Stammering speech.—Tenacious saliva flowed from the mouth.

  • 11, 12, 13.
  • Stomach, Abdomen, Stool.
  • —Burning in throat and stomach.
  • —Nausea, vomiting, of

food eaten.—Pains in abdomen.—Involuntary evacuations.

Stomach

Symptoms — Appetite
Clarke

Appetite lost —Craving for lemons and cider—Extreme thirst; for ice-water,

satisfied with a sip, but wanting it again directly.

Symptoms — Stomach
Clarke

Occasional nausea and vomiting.—Intolerance of alcohol, "it made him feel so

bad."

Abdomen

Abdomen
Boericke
  • Soreness of abdominal walls and of uterus.
  • Stitches in spleen, sore, enlarged.
  • Yellow, painless diarrhoea, foul odor, worse at night.
  • Bloated; rumbling in bowels.
Symptoms — Abdomen
Clarke

Continual soreness to pressure in abdominal walls.—Heat and grinding wearing

pains in lower part of bowels, < just before stool.

Stool

Symptoms — Stool and Anus
Clarke

Several times an hour, a stool, smelling of benzine, of lead-coloured

mucus, mixed with bright blood, accompanied with some tenesmus, and followed by throbbing

in anus and rectum and lancinating pains from below upward, continuing about five minutes.

Urinary

Symptoms — Urinary Organs
Clarke

Diuresis; urine brownish red; odour of bitter almonds.—Urine and feces

passed involuntarily.

Female

Female
Boericke
  • Breasts and uterus engorged.
  • Varicose veins in pregnancy.
  • During pregnancy inability to walk.
  • Abdominal muscles lame.
  • Uterus feels sore, as if squeezed.

Male

Symptoms — Male Sexual Organs
Clarke

Sexual desire lost, power diminished (restored when taking liq.

strychnie after leaving off the work).

Respiratory

Symptoms — Respiratory Organs
Clarke

Sighing respiration.—Respiration frequently

  • interrupted.
  • —Dyspnoea.
  • —Respiration exceedingly slow; shallow.
  • —Snoring.
  • —Respiration difficult,

catching, accelerated.

Neck & Back

Symptoms — Back
Clarke

Continual aching and throbbing in lumbar region, < by a full inspiration Extreme

irritation of the kidneys.

Upper Limbs

Symptoms — Upper Limbs
Clarke

Continual soreness and aching in muscles of upper arm.

24. Generalities—Wasted, pallid, exhausted; general prostration.—At one time he sank very low,

approaching a typhoid condition —Complained of sensation of falling through bed and floor.

Extremities

Extremities
Boericke
  • Joints sore, muscular soreness.
  • Itching on back and flexor surfaces of thighs.
  • Pain down anterior of thighs.
  • Wrist feels contracted as from elastic band around joint.
  • Sprains feels contracted as from elastic band around joint.
  • Sprains with great soreness.
  • Railway spine.

Skin

Skin
Boericke
  • Boils.
  • Ecchymosis, swelling, very sensitive to touch.
  • Venous congestion due to mechanical causes.
  • Varicose veins with bruised sore feeling.
  • Exudations and swellings.
  • Acne.
Symptoms — Skin
Clarke

Punctiform ecchymoses.—Skin livid; bluish-grey—Ecchymosed spots, bluish-black,

beneath scalp and on gluteal muscles.

Sleep

Sleep
Boericke

Wakes early in morning and cannot get to sleep again.

Symptoms — Sleep
Clarke

For three nights, before the sweating began, complete insomnia, with unpleasant

thoughts crowding the mind, and wide-open eyes, before which photopsic illusions floated

continually.

Fever

Symptoms — Fever
Clarke

Skin cold.—Sweat on forehead and face.—Whole body covered with profuse cold

sweat.

Clinical

Clinical
Clarke
  • Amaurosis.
  • Convulsions.
  • Cyanosis.
  • Diuresis.
  • Epilepsy.
  • Nystagmus.
  • Respiration, slow.

Strabismus. Tetanus. Trismus.

Relations

Relationship
Boericke

Compare: Arnica; Arsenic; Staphis; Hamamelis; Bryonia; Vanadium (degenerative states).

Posology

Dose
Boericke

Tincture to third potency.

Classical Posology

Acute
  • 30C or 200C · repeat every 1–4 h depending on intensity
  • Stop on improvement · reassess in 24–48 h
  • For sensitive / elderly / paediatric: prefer LM1 or 30C
Constitutional
  • 200C or 1M single dose · wait 4 weeks
  • Alternative: LM1 daily × 10 days · ascend on retest
  • Hering's-Law follow-up adapts the next script
Citations: Organon §246 (interval / repetition) · §161 (plussed water) · §282 (LM ascension) · Kent on selection · Vithoulkas on second prescription. Open Repertify for the case-specific dose with the rule cited inline.

Additional notes

Symptoms — Limbs
Clarke

Twitchings in hands and feet—Arms spasmodically flexed, sometimes

extended.—Arms spasmodically flexed at first, afterwards relaxed.

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