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Caulophyllum Thalictroides - Genitals Etc symptoms - Hering

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HPUS indication of Caulophyllum Thalictroides: Cramps

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

GENITALS ETC

Urine

Emission of copious, pale or straw-coloured urine.

Bladder

Spasmodic dysmenorrhoea; spasmodic, intermittent pains in bladder, stomach, broad ligaments (groins), even chest and limbs; congestion and irritability of uterus; scanty flow.

Male

Every few minutes sharp, stinging pains in the glans penis.

Female

Irritable vagina, spasmodic, intense pains.

Womb

Sensation, as if uterus was congested, with fulness and tension in hypogastric region.

Menstrual colic; uterus retroverted.

Aphthous vaginitis and spasmodic pains in the uterus.

Genitals

Amenorrhoea; spasms, cramps, or great atony.

Leucorrhoea profuse, mucous; "moth spots" on the forehead; often in little girls.

Menses

Menses too soon.

Painful menstruation, the flow being normal in quantity.

Pregnancy

Threatening abortion, spasmodic bearing down pains; vascular excitement; tremulous weakness; pains severe in back and loins, but uterine contractions feeble; slight flow.

Habitual abortion from uterine debility.

Tormenting, useless pains in the beginning of labor.

Labor-pains short, irregular, spasmodic; patient very weak; no progress being made.

Spasmodic rigidity of the os, delaying labor; pains like needles in the cervix.

Pains become weak, flagging from long protracted labor, causing exhaustion; thirsty, feverish.

Passive hemorrhage after abortion or confinement.

Protracted lochia, oozes passively from the relaxed uterine vessels, great atony.

Suppressed lochia.

After-pains, especially after exhausting, lengthy labor; spasmodic, across the lower abdomen; extend into groins.

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