HomeoRemedyCalendula officinalis
Marigold
Main symptoms
- A most remarkable healing agent, applied locally.
- Useful for open wounds, parts that will not heal, ulcers, etc.
- Promotes healthy granulations and rapid healing by first intention.
- Haemostatic after tooth extraction.
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- With mucus conditions.
- Neuroma.
- Constitutional tendency to erysipelas.
- Pain is excessive and out of all proportion to injury.
- Great disposition to take cold, especially in damp weather.
- Has remarkable power to produce local exudation and helps to make acrid discharge healthy and free.
- Cold hands.
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Symptoms by body part
Head
Extremely nervous; easily frightened; tearing headache; weight on brain. Submaxillary glands swollen, painful to touch. Pain in right side of neck. Lacerated scalp wounds.
Eyes
Injuries to eyes which tend to pus formation; after operations; blenorrhoea of lachrymal sac.
Ears
Hears best on a train, and distant sounds.
Nose
Runny nose (cold) in one nostril; with much green discharge.
Stomach
Hunger immediately after nursing. Bulimia. Heartburn with horripilations. Nausea in chest. Vomiting. Sinking sensation. Epigastric distention.
Respiratory
Cough, with green phlegm coughed up, hoarseness; with distention of inguinal ring.
Female
Warts at the os externum. Menses suppressed, with cough. Chronic endocervicitis. Uterine hypertrophy, sensation of weight and fullness in pelvis; stretching and dragging in groin; pain on sudden movements. Os lower than natural. Heavy periods.
Skin
Yellow; goose-flesh. Promotes favorable cicatrization, with least amount of pus formation. Slough, proud flesh, and raised edges. Superficial burns and scalds. Erysipelas (use topically).
Fever
Coldness, great sensitiveness to open air; shuddering in back, skin feels warm to touch. Heat in evening.
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