Hydrastis Canadensis hydr.

Debility.
General catarrhal discharges, and tendency to ulcerations.

Clinical:
Catarrhal inflammation, with profuse secretions; often smarting and burning, sometimes with swollen lids; opacities of the cornea.

Clinical:
Catarrhal inflammation of the middle ear and deafness, after scarlet fever.
Otorrhœa, with thick mucous discharge.

Discharge thick, yellow, watery, excoriating, with burning, rawness of the throat.
Catarrh of the posterior nares; the discharge drops into the throat.
Purulent and bloody discharges.

Aphthous sour mouth.

Sore, with increased mucus, with burning and rawness, extending to nose and chest.
Roughness in the morning on waking, worse swallowing.

Soreness over the stomach.
Sinking.
Acute pain.

Pain in the region of the liver, extending to scapulæ, with yellow skin, light-colored stools, etc.
Intestinal catarrh, with sinking in the stomach, discharge of mucus.

Diarrhœa.
Mucous or bloody stools, with symptoms of intestinal catarrh.
Constipation.

Clinical:
Catarrh of the bladder, with thick, ropy mucus in the urine.

Clinical:
Chronic gonorrhœa.
Hydrocele.
Pruritis of the vulva; hard nodular tumors of the breast, with lancinating pains.
Ulceration of the cervix, with prolapsus of the uterus.
Cancerous ulcerations of the uterus.
Hæmorrhages from the uterus, especially with ulcerations.
The leucorrhœa is almost always tenacious, rarely with albuminuria; with great prostration, palpitation, or with derangements of the liver, constipation, hæmorrhoids, etc.
It has been used successfully in chronic enlargement of the uterus (sub-involution).
Uterine fibroids.
Inflammation of the cervix, with heat and itching of the vagina.
Ulceration of the neck of the womb, fungoid; leucorrhœa profuse.

Clinical:
Laryngeal catarrh; mucous membrane pale, vocal cords relaxed.
Bronchial catarrh, yellow, tenacious mucus.