GERANIUM MACULATUM FOR GASTRIC ULCER
GERANIUM MACULATUM
BOTANIACL NAME: Geranium
maculatum Linn
FAMILY: Geraniaceae
COMMON NAMES: English-Wild
spotted or spotted crane’s bill, Alum root
DESCRIPTION: Perennial
from a thick rootstock, pubescent with spreading or retrors hairs, simple or
branching above 30-60 cm high. Basal leaves long petioled, nearly orbicular,
broadly cordate or reniform, deeply 3-5
partite , stem leaves opposite , shorter petioled . Flowers rose purple in
color.
DISTRIBUTION: North
America, found in open fields and woods.
PART USED: Root
HOMOEOPATHIC USES
GASTRIC ULCER: Tendency to
ulceration of stomach and passive hemorrhage. Atonic and foul ulcers. Lessens
the vomiting in gastric ulcers.
MIGRAINE: Migraines,
habitual sick headaches. Slight pain in occiput, low down.
HEMORRHAGE: Profuse
bleeding , pulmonary and from different organs.
DIPLOPIA: Giddiness with
diplopia, better closing the eyes. Great difficulty in walking with eyes open,
though he could walk with them closed.
CONSTIPATION: Constipation.
Constant desire to go to stool with inability to pass anything for some time.
POTENCY: Mother tincture , 3
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