Climacteric Disorders

Graphitis

Crocus Sativus

Amylenum Nitrosum: For nervous, sensitive, plethoric women, during or after menopause

Argentum Metallicum: Climacteric haemorrhage.

Calcarea Arsenica: Complaints of fleshy women when approaching the menopause.

Conium Maculatum: The "Balm of Gilead" for diseases of old maids and women during and after climacteric.

Crocus Sativus: Headache; during climacteric, throbbing, pulsating, < during two or three days of accustomed menstrual flow; nervous or menstrual headache before, during, or after flow. 

Digitalis Purpurea: Sudden flushes of heat, followed by great nervous weakness and irregular intermitting pulse, occurring at the climacteric; < by least motion. 

Crotalus Horridus: Menopause: intense flushings and drenching perspirations; faintness and sinking at stomach; prolonged metrorrhagia, dark, fluid, offensive; profound anaemia. Malignant diseases of uterus, great tendency to haemorrhage, blood dark, fluid, offensive.

Glonoine: Flushes of heat; at the climacteric; with the catmenia.

Graphites: "What Pulsatilla is at puberty, Graphites is at the climacteric.". 

Lachesis: Climacteric ailments: haemorrhoids haemorrhages; hot flushes and hot perspiration; burning vertex headache, especially at or after the menopause.  Rush of blood to head; after alcohol; mental emotions; suppressed or irregular menses; at climaxis; left-sided apoplexy. Piles: with scanty menses; at climaxis; strangulated; with stitches shooting upward.

Medorrhinum: Metrorrhagia: at climacteric; profuse for weeks, flow dark clotted, offensive; in gushes, on moving; with malignant disease of uterus. Intense menstrual colic, with drawing up of knees and terrible bearing down labor-like pains; must press feet against support, as in labor. 

Murex Purpurea: For the sufferings during climacteric. 

Plumbum: Yellow skin: dark brown "liver spots" in climacteric years; jaundice, the eyes, skin and urine yellow.

Psorinum: Religious melancholy; very depressed, sad suicidal thoughts; despairs of salvation, of recovery. Despondent: fears he will die; that he will fail in business; during climaxis; making his own life and that of those about him intolerable.. Leucorrhoea: large, clotted lumps of an intolerable odor; violent pains in sacrum; debility; during climaxis.

Sabina: Menorrhagia: during climacteric, in women who formerly aborted; with early first menses.

Sanguinaria : Headaches, return at the climacteric; every seventh day. Climacteric ailments: flushes of heat and leucorrhoea; burning of palms and soles; compelled to throw off bedclothes; painful enlargement of breasts; when Lachesis and Sulphur fail to relieve.

Sepia : Great falling of the hair, after chronic headaches or at the climacteric Erythism; flushes of heat from least motion; with anxiety and faintness; followed by perspiration over whole body; climacteric; ascends, from pelvic organs. Itching of skin; of various parts; of external genitalia; is > scratching; and is apt to change to burning.

Sulphur: Congestion to single parts; eyes, nose, chest, abdomen, ovaries, arms, legs, or any organ of the body marking the onset of tumors or malignant growths, especially at climacteric.

Sulphuric acid: Adapted to the light-haired; old people, especially women; flushes of heat in climacteric years.

Theridion curassivum: For extreme nervous sensitiveness; of puberty, during pregnancy and climacteric years. 

Thlaspi Bursa pastoris: Profuse passive haemorrhage from every outlet of the body; blood dark and clotted. Metrorrhagia: with violent cramps and uterine colic; in chlorosis; after abortion, labor, miscarriage; at climacteric; with cancer uteri. 

Trillium:  Menses: Menorrhagia: flow, profuse, gushing, bright red; at least movement; from displaced uterus; at the climacteric; every two weeks, dark, clotted. Profuse uterine haemorrhage t climacteric; flow every two weeks; pale, faint, dim sight, palpitation, obstruction and noises in ears; painful sinking at pit of stomach.

REFERENCES

• Allen H.C, Keynotes and characteristics with comparisons of some of the leading remdies [i.e. remedies] of the materia medica with bowel nosodes
• Boericke W., Homoeopathic Materia Medica

Sepia Officinalis

Thlaspi Bursa Pastoris