FICUS RELIGIOSA: A REMEDY FOR BLEEDING

FICUS RELIGIOSA

BOTANICAL NAME:  Ficus religiosa  Linn.

FAMILY: Moraceae

COMMON NAMES: English: Sacred fig tree ; Hindi: Pipal; Malayalam: Arayal; Tamil: Arasu.

DESCRIPTION: A large glabrous tree usually at first epiphytic; bark grey, exfoliating in roundish irregular flakes. Leaves coriaceous, shinning, long petioled, drooping, 10-18 cm long, ovate-rounded, entire, narrowed upwards and with the apex produced into a linear  lanceolate tail.

DISTRIBUTION: India.

PART USED: Tender leaves

HOMOEOPATHIC USES

HEMORRHAGES: Bright red blood. Bleeding from nose. Bleeding from stomach, vomiting of bright red blood. Great repugnance to all foods. Sick feeling in the stomach. Hemoptysis, cough, difficulty in breathing. Bleeding from rectum, bloody dysentery. Blood in the urine, frequent urination. Menorrhagia and metrorrhagia. Bearing down pain in the lower abdomen.

POTENCY: Mother tincture, 3x, 6, 30

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