Materia Medica by Allen

Haemorrhage: copious, both active and passive, usually bright red; from nose, lungs, kidneys and uterus (Ipec., Mill.).

Tendency to putrescence of fluids.

Epistaxis; profuse, passive, bright red.

Bleeding from cavity after extraction of a tooth (Ham., Kreos.).

Menses: profuse, every two weeks, lasting a week or longer (Calc. p.) ; after over-exertion or too long a ride.

Flooding, with fainting.

Menorrhagia: flow, PROFUSE, GUSHING, BRIGHT RED; AT LEAST MOVEMENT (Sab.) ; from displaced uterus; AT THE CLIMACTERIC; EVERY TWO WEEKS, dark, clotted (Thlas., Ust.).

Haemoptysis: incipient phthisis, with bloody sputa; in advanced stages with copious, purulent expectoration and troublesome cough.

Sensation as it hips and small of back were falling to pieces; as if sacro-iliac synchondroses were falling apart, wants to be bound tightly ; as if bones of pelvis were broken (Aesc.) ; with haemorrhage.

Profuse uterine haemorrhage at climacteric; flow every two weeks; pale, FAINT, DIM SIGHT, PALPITATION, OBSTRUCTION AND NOISE IN EARS (For.) ; painful sinking at pit of stomach.

Relations
Complementary: to Cal. p., in menstrual and haemorrhagic affections.

Compare: Cinch., Bell., Kali c., Mill., Lach., Sep., Sulph., Thlas., Ust.