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Trillium grandiflorum

3-633.67.03
NAMedicine3-633.67.03HerbologyJan ScholtenOpen the full remedy page →
Family: Liliaceae.
English: Trillium; Trinity flower.
Chemistry: bethogenin, diosgenin, pennogenin, nologenin, fecogenin, steroid saponoside, trillarine.
General: prevents gangrene, produces salivation and tears, hectic fevers, tumours, sores and ulcers, antiseptic, haemorrhages, nightsweats.
Female: complaints, uterine haemorrhage, immoderate menstrual discharge, leucorrhoea, menorrhoea, after parturition.
Abdomen: diarrhoea, dysentery.
Respiratory: coughs, asthma, expectorant, haemoptysis.
Skin: carbuncles, pimples.
Nervous: neuralgia.
Limbs: rheumatism.
Head: dizzy headaches.
Eyes: swollen eyes.

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