Viburnum opulus
vibu-opuHigh Cranberry A general remedy for cramps. Colicky pains in pelvic organs. Superconscious of internal sexual organs. Female symptoms most important. Often prevents miscarriage. False labor-pains. Spasmodic and congestive affections, dependent upon ovarian or uterine origin.
Viburnum opulus — Materia Medica
Viburnum opulus — keynotes · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Violent nervous or spasmodic effects; in females. Can't keep still. Cramping. Hæmorrhage. .................... Faint on sitting up. Left parietal pain. Snuffles. Frequent, profuse urination; during headache, menses, hæmorrhage, etc. Heavy ache or excruciating cramps in pelvis; > menses. Dysmenorrhœa; with flatulency, loud eructations and nervousness. Miscarriage. False labor pains. Violent, persistent after-pains. Uterine hæmorrhage. Suffocation, at night; < cold damp. Infantile asthma. Pains in back, end in a cramp in uterus or go down face of thighs. Cramps in calves before menses. Tettery spots on cheeks, arms, etc.
Viburnum opulus — black letter · Margaret Lucy Tyler
Dull frontal headache. She has cramping colic pains.in lower abdomen, almost unbearable. Pains come suddenly and with terrible severity. Cramp like colic pain., in lower abdomen (during menstruati'm) VIBURNUM OPULUS AND PRUN. Before menses : severe bearing down ; drawing in anterior muscles of thigh : heavy aching in sacral region and over pubes ; occasional sharp, shooting pains in ovaries ; they make her so nervous that she cannot sit still. Excruciating, cramping, colicky pains in lower abdomen and through womb. Pains begin in back and go around, ending in cramps in uterus. During menses : nausea ; cramping pain and great nervous restlessness : flow ceases for several hours, then returns in clots. Menstrual flow scanty, thin, light-coloured, with sensation of lightness of head, faint when trying to sit up. Spasmodic, or metnbraneous dysmenorrhaa. Leucorrhoea, thin, yellow-white or colourless, except ivith stool, when it is thick, white, blood-streaked. Neuralgic and spasmodic dysmenorrhgea. Pain beginning in back and going round to loins and across pubic bone like labour pains. Irritable ovaries, with dysmenorrhaa. Cramp-like pains and spasms of stomach, bowels, bladder or other organs, when reflex from uterine irritation. Cramfls in abdomen and legs of pregnant women. Will prevent miscarriage if given before the membranes are injured, and when the pains are spasmodic and threatening. Hysterical convulsions from uterine irritation. General irritation of nervous system. Cramps and contractions of extremities, especially- during pregnancy. Among peculiar sensations are also : Opening and shutting in left parietal region (in occiput Cocc. Compare also Cann.
Viburnum opulus — introduction · Margaret Lucy Tyler
Cramp Bark ; High Cranberry Bush (Clarke says, “ Our Guelder Rose, is the cultivated and sterile variety.”) Provings by H. C. Allen, with eleven provers, male and female. The <f> and the first and thirtieth strengths were used. and VIBURNUM PRUNIFOLIUM Biack Haw One learns most about the Viburnums from Ha le’s Materia Medica of the New Remedies (1880 Edition). He says : ” The physician who shall find a remedy for painful menstruation will have the blessings of thousands of suffering women.” That Viburnum opulus, for the treatment of dysmenorrhcea, is traditional in this country (U.S.A.). That the aborigines so used it, and handed the secret down to the white people ; . . . that it has been successfully used as a domestic remedy for more than a century. Hale says that he first realized its value, from observation of its domestic uses. He used a weak infusion ; or drop doses of the p, finally dilutions up to the 3x. It appears to have been used most in the lower potencies. He says that it is specifically indicated in spasmodic dys menorrhcea : for “ false labour pains, which may render a woman's life a torture for weeks ” ; for ” after-pains—a dose after every pain He says that " cramps in the abdomen and legs of pregnant women are controlled very quickly by it.”—" It will prevent miscarriage, if given before the membranes are injured, and when pains are spasmodic or threatening.” He predicts that it will prove useful in spasmodic conditions of all hollow muscular organs. He says he has used Viburnum in many cases of neuralgia and spasmodic1 dysmenorrhoea, ” and* has yet to meet a single case where it has failed to cure.” . . .
Viburnum opulus — modalities worse · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Fright. Before menses. Cold; snow air. Lying on L. side.
Viburnum opulus — modalities better · Cyrus Maxwell Boger
Rest. Pressure. Open air.
Viburnum opulus — head · William Boericke
Irritable. Vertigo; feels as if falling forward. Severe pain in temporal region. Sore feeling in eyeballs.
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