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.

 

This glossary is intended as a reference tool only. Please note that we do not stock all products mentioned in this section. It is purely for informational purposes.