USTILAGO MAYDIS: A REMEDY FOR UTERINE FIBROID
USTILAGO
MAYDIS
BOTANICAL NAME: Ustillago maydis DC
FAMILY: Ustilaginaceae
COMMON NAMES: English:
Maize smut, Corn smut.
DESCRIPTION: A fungus, growing on the stems, grains and
Indian corn in masses, varying in size from a cherry to that of a child’s head,
smooth, spherical or lobed, of a bluish tinge becoming blackish, composed of
innumerable minute globular spores covered with small processes. It has a
peculiar, heavy, unpleasant smell.
DISTRIBUTION: Tropical parts of India.
PART USED: Fungus
HOMOEOPATHIC
USES
UTERUS: Uterine fibroids,
bleeding. Vicarious menstruation. Hypertrophy of uterus. Cervix spongy, easily
bleeding. Menses half liquid, half clotted, bright red, worse slightest
provation. Profuse menses after miscarriage. Menorrhagia at menopause. Foul,
yellow or brown leucorrhea. Bearing down pains when child nurses. Acute ovarian
pain, worse left.
POTENCY: Mother tincture to third potency.
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