Bellis Perennis
by C.M. Boger — A Synoptic Key of the Materia Medica
REGION
- BLOOD-VESSELS.
- Nerves.
- Spleen.
- Joints.
- Left side.
WORSE
- INJURY.
- Sprains.
- TOUCH.
- Cold baths or drinks.
- Wet.
- Becoming chilled when hot.
BETTER
- Continued motion.
- Cold (local).
BRUISED SORENESS. Hard, aching, squeezing or throbbing pain. Tired, fagged. Deep trauma or septic wounds; especially abdominal, pelvic, etc. Acrid pus; destroys the hair. Bleeding. .................... Impulse to move. Headache, ending in shooting. Fulness about spleen. Falls on coccyx (Hypr.). Boils. Wakeful; too early. Sensitive to cold. Senile blood stasis. Unbearable pains that drive to distraction, < heat and > cold. Senile vertigo.
Related: Arn.