Ostrya virginica

Ostr.Ironwood
Plant Kingdom

Remedy of malarial fever with anemia. Intermittent fever with liver and spleen involvement. Anemia. Nervous exhaustion. Jaundice. Frequent urination.

Source

Prepared from the fresh inner bark of Ostrya virginica (Betulaceae).

Available Potencies

6C12C30CMTMother Tincture
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Keynote Symptoms

Malarial fever with liver and spleen involvement. Anemia with weakness. Nervous exhaustion. Jaundice. Frequent urination. Loss of appetite. General debility from malaria.

Mind & Emotional Symptoms

Dull, exhausted. Depressed.

General Symptoms

Malarial debility. Worse from cold. Better from warmth.

Physical Symptoms

Abdomen

Liver and spleen involved. Jaundice.

Fever / Chill / Perspiration

Intermittent malarial fever. Debility.

Urinary

Frequent urination.

Modalities

Better From

Warmth

Worse From

Cold

Constitutional Type

Malarial debility patients.

Clinical Indications

Malarial fever, anemia, jaundice, nervous exhaustion, liver/spleen involvement

Comparative Materia Medica

China has malaria with periodicity. Alstonia has malarial debility. Ceanothus has splenic enlargement.

Safety Information

PregnancySafe
PediatricSafe
NursingSafe
Aggravation Risk: low
Antidoting Substances

Not established.

Material Dose Toxicity

Ironwood bark is non-toxic. Used in folk medicine. Safe in all potencies.

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