Pulsatilla

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Pulsatilla

(Pulsatilla nigricans)

The pulsatilla, or windflower as it is also known, contains a poisonous substance which results in blisters in the mouth and throat if chewed. Homoeopath will often prescribe Pulsatilla to patients with conditions accompanied by a thick discharge.

Pulsatilla was made as a remedy by recognizing the reactions of healthy individuals to undiluted doses. The changes in the individuals were recorded.

When a Homoeopath sees a patient with a set of similar symptoms to the recorded ones induced by sulphur, they then prescribe it in an extremely dilute form. In a highly diluted dosage, Pulsatilla can eliminate the symptoms that it creates when it is at full strength.

This Homoeopathic Remedy May Aid…

    • bedwetting
    • breast infections
    • chickenpox
    • conjunctivitis
    • rattling type coughs
    • eye inflammation (when the eyes ache and thick discharge)
    • fever with chills
    • hay fever
    • incontinence
    • indigestion from rich, fatty foods
    • aching joints that improve with movement and cold compresses
    • urethritis in men
    • late menstrual periods
    • otitis media (middle ear infection)
    • sciatica
    • sinusitis
    • varicose veins
    • depression with excessive weeping.

Availability…

Pulsatilla is available over the counter both in liquid and in tablet form.

Professional advice is required for each particular ailment and for dosages.