Stone Root (Labiatae)
- Pelvic and portal congestion, resulting in dysmenorrhoea and haemorrhoids.
- Congestion of pelvic viscera, with haemorrhoids, especially in latter months of pregnancy.
- Dropsy from cardiac disease.
- Palpitation; in patients subject to piles and indigestion; heart's action persistently rapid but weak.
- After heart is relieved old piles reappear, or suppressed menses return.
- Chronic, painful, bleeding piles; sensation as if sticks, sand or gravel had lodged in rectum (Aesc.).
- Haemorrhoidal dysentery with tenesmus.
- Alternate constipation and diarrhoea; congestive inertia of lower bowel; stools sluggish and hard with pain and great flatulence.
- Constipation.
- Pruritus in pregnancy with haemorrhoids, unable to lie down.
Relations
- in heart disease complicated with haemorrhoids consult Collinsonia when Cac., Dig., and other remedies fail.
- Has cured colic after Col. and Nux had failed.
- Compare: Aesc., Aloe, Cham., Nux, Sulph.
Aggravation
- The slightest mental emotion or excitement aggravates the symptoms (Arg. n.).
