Bellis perennis
bell-perDaisy
It acts upon the muscular fibers of the blood-vessels. Much muscular soreness. Lameness, as if sprained. Venous congestion, due to mechanical causes. First remedy in injuries to the deeper tissues, after major surgical work. Results of injuries to nerves with intense soreness and intolerance of cold bathing. After gout, debility of limbs. Traumatism of the pelvic organs, auto-traumatism, expresses the condition calling for this remedy; ill effects from masturbation. Excellent remedy for sprains
Bellis perennis — Materia Medica
Bellis perennis — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
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.
Bellis perennis — introduction · Margaret Lucy Tyler
(The Daisy) Our own lovely indigenous bruise-wort—wound-wort : our own Arnica, even to the production and cure of boils ! Here we have one of Burnett’s own particular remedies, of which, scattered through his telling little monographs, he has so much to say. Clarke, his friend, admirer, and recorder, says, “ The daisy is a flower which is repeatedly trodden upon, and always comes up smiling ; and being the day’s eye, may be the sign of its too easy waking propensities.” He quotes Burnett as saying, “ It acts very much like Arnica, even to the production of erysipelas.” Clarke gives its relations to other remedies, which are highly suggestive in regard to its uses. He says, ” Compare Am., Calend., Hyperic., Con., Ars., Hamatn., Vanad.” Which means, when at a loss for one or other of these vulneraries, we can go out into the fields and, in its season—a very long one !—get help from the floweret from which our childish fingers used to weave daisy- chains. Y ou may have to scramble up Leith Hill for Chelidonium ; or drag your feet out of squishy marshes to obtain Equisetum for urinary difficulties ; but while many precious herbs are difficult to find or recognize, no one can mistake or overlook the unpleasant stinging nettle, or the ubiquitous daisy, which makes the meadows, everywhere, to smile. Poets have loved this flower.
Bellis perennis — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
INJURY. Sprains. TOUCH. Cold baths or drinks. Wet. Becoming chilled when hot.
Bellis perennis — modalities better · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Continued motion. Cold (local). BRUISED SORENESS. Hard, aching, squeezing or throbbing pain. Tired, fagged. Deep
Bellis perennis — head · William Boericke
Vertigo in elderly people. Headache from occiput to top of head. Forehead feels contracted. Bruised soreness. Itching around scalp and over back, worse from hot bath and bed. Female.––Breasts and uterus engorged. Varicose veins in pregnancy. During pregnancy inability to walk. Abdominal muscles lame. Uterus feels sore, as if squeezed.
Bellis perennis — abdomen · William Boericke
Soreness of abdominal walls and of uterus. Stitches in spleen, sore, enlarged. Yellow, painless diarrhœa, foul odor, worse at night. Bloated; rumbling in bowels.
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