Menyanthes trifoliata

Meny.Buck Bean
Plant Kingdom

Remedy of icy coldness and tension headache. Sensation of icy coldness in abdomen and extremities. Tension headache — pressing from above downward. Twitching and jerking of muscles. Cramps in calves.

Source

Prepared from the whole fresh plant of Menyanthes trifoliata (Menyanthaceae).

Available Potencies

6C12C30CMother Tincture
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Keynote Symptoms

Icy coldness — especially abdomen and extremities. Tension headache — pressing weight from above downward, as if hat were too heavy. Twitching, jerking of muscles. Cramps in calves. Anxiety with palpitation. Coldness not relieved by external warmth.

Mind & Emotional Symptoms

Anxious. Apprehensive. Weeping. Aversion to speaking.

General Symptoms

Icy coldness. Worse from cold, ascending stairs, evening. Better from pressure, stooping, bending forward.

Physical Symptoms

Head

Tension headache — heavy, pressing from above down. As if wearing a heavy hat. Cold sensation on vertex.

Stomach

Icy coldness in abdomen. Nausea.

Extremities

Icy cold extremities. Cramps in calves. Twitching, jerking.

Chest

Anxiety with palpitation. Stitches in heart region.

Fever / Chill / Perspiration

Icy coldness of abdomen and extremities not relieved by warmth.

Modalities

Better From

Pressure, stooping, bending forward

Worse From

Cold, ascending stairs, evening, rest

Constitutional Type

Not constitutional. Used for icy coldness and tension headache.

Clinical Indications

Tension headache, icy cold abdomen, cramps, twitching, coldness not relieved by warmth

Comparative Materia Medica

Camphor has icy coldness but with aversion to covers. Veratrum album has coldness with vomiting and diarrhea. Helleborus has cold body with brain symptoms.

Safety Information

PregnancySafe
PediatricSafe
NursingSafe
Aggravation Risk: low
Antidoting Substances

Camphora, China.

Material Dose Toxicity

Buck bean is used in herbal medicine as a bitter tonic. Low toxicity. Large doses may cause nausea and vomiting. Safe in all potencies.

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