Pulsatilla nigricans
Pulsatilla nigricans is a homeopathic remedy that is also known simply as 'Pulsatilla'.
Pulsatilla nigricans is often used in cases of individuals whose moods and symptoms change constantly. It may, therefore, apply to some small children. It also particularly suits people who have gentle and sympathetic personalities and who tend to feel unsupported by others around them.
There are many examples of conditions for which pulsatilla nigricans may be used. It is important to bear in mind that the suitability of this remedy is not based entirely on the condition, but also the person's mood and personality - see above.
Examples of some conditions for which the pulsatilla nigricans homeopathic remedy may help include:
- diarrhoea
- bedwetting or stress incontinence
- cold, especially when accompanied with strong yellow catarrh
- conjunctivitis
- earache (with discharge)
- sore throat
- flu (influenza)
- headaches
- labour pains
- tearfulness
- feeling faint due to heat
- nosebleeds
More about the substance used to prepare pulsatilla nigricans homeopathic remedy:
The homeopathic remedy pulsatilla nigricans is derived from the pasque flower, sometimes written pasqueflower, and also known as the windflower.
A sketch of the pasque flower is shown belowon the left.
The remedy is prepared using the whole plant.
Homeopathic preparations are usually supplied in either liquid or pill form. Regardless of the physical form in which the remedy is taken, its preparation will have involved a series of dilutions during which the original substance was repeatedly diluted and succussed (shaken) in a solvent such as water and/or alcohol.
There are very many (over 2,000) homeopathic remedies, some of which are available from chemists and health food shops. These pages feature some of the most popular homeopathic remedies and are for general interest only: This is not medical advice. Consult a qualified homeopathic practitioner for advice about use of this and any other homeopathic remedy. Bear in mind that homeopathic remedies are very dilute; even if a homeopathic remedy is beneficial, the substance from which it is derived may be harmful.
More about Homeopathy:
- Introduction to Homeopathy
- List of pages about specific Homeopathic Remedies
- Bach Flower Remedies, including a list of the Bach Flower Remedies and the Latin names of the Bach Flower Remedies
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