Hamamelis Virginica ham.

Clinical:
It seems to have a marked curative power over diseases of the veins, and, in some cases, it arrests hæmorrhages.
Varicose veins, with soreness and swelling.
Ecchymoses.
Traumatic inflammations.

Profuse nose-bleed, with a feeling of tightness in the bridge of the nose, and in the forehead between the eyes; particularly, if caused by a varicose condition of the blood vessels.

Bleeding piles, with itching.
Bleeding from the rectum, which is dark and thick, without pain.

Pain in the spermatic cords, running down into the testicles.
Uterine hæmorrhage, without clots.

Clinical:
Varicocele.
Varices of the labiæ.
Dysmenorrhœa, with pain in ovaries.
Chronic metritis.
Uterine hæmorrhage; dark, venous flow.
Ovaritis, subacute.
Orchitis.