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Trillium Pendulum Homeopathic Materia Medica

Guiding symptoms of Matria Medica

Trillium Pendulum 

 Common name: Wake Robin
Trillium Pendulum

Another name: White beth root

Founder: H. Minton

Family: Smilaceac

Introduction: 
  • A general hemorrhagic medicine
  • Associated with great Faintness and dizziness
  • A tincture prepared from the fresh root
Clinical: 
  • Bladder catarrh of climaxes
  • Fibroma haemorrhages from
  • Fainting with flooding
  • Postpartum haemorrhages
  • Antepartum haemorrhage
  • Menorrhagia
  • Metrorrhagia
  • Uterine haemorrhage
  • Threatened abortion
Head :
  • Pain in the forehead
  • Confusion
  • Worse at the slight noise
Eyes :
  • Eyeballs feel large
  • Everything looks bluish
  • Vision blurred also called amaurosis
Nose : 
  • Haemorrhage from nose
  • Epistaxis
Mouth:  
  • Hemorrhage from gums also called scurvy
  • Bleeding after tooth extraction
Ear:
  • Flooding with fainting
  • Faint, dim light, palpitation in ear
  • Obstruction and noise in the ear
Stomach:
  • Heat and burning pain in the stomach
  • Rising up in oesophagus also called Hyperchlorhydria
  • Hematemesis
lungs:
  • Haemorrhage from lungs
Kidney:
  • Haemorrhage from kidney
Female: 
  • Haemorrhage from uterus 
  • The character of blood is usually profuse, bright red
  • Flow may be active or passive
  • Menses every two weeks, lasting a week for long and very profuse
  • Menorrhagia
  • Metrorrhagia
  • Flow profuse and guessing
  • Bright red in colour
  • Flow profuse at least momentarily, from displacing the uterus
  • At the climacteric every two week
  • Dark clotted blood
  • Relaxation of the pelvic region
  • Cramp like pain in the pelvic region
  • Guessing of bright red blood on least moment
  • Haemorrhage from fibroid
  • Prolapse with bearing down sensation
  • Leucorrhea copious, yellow and stringy
  • Lochia suddenly sanguineous
  • Dribbling of urine after labour
Respiratory:
  • Incipient phthisis with bloody sputa
  • Copious, purulent expectoration
  • Troublesome cough
  • Phthisis with purulent and copious expectoration and splitting of blood
  • Cough with hemoptysis also called phthisis
  • Aching pain at the end of the sternum
  • Suffocative attack with irregular breathing
  • Sneezing
  • Shooting pain in the chest
Back:
  • Sensation like hips and small of back were falling to pieces as if sacroiliac synchondroses were following apart
  • Want to be bound tightly as if the bone of pelvis were broken with haemorrhage

Rectum:
  • Chronic diarrhoea of a bloody mucus
  • Dysentery
  • Passes almost pure blood
Urinary organ:
  • Passive hematuria
  • Chronic catarrh of the bladder
  • Diabetes
Relationship: 
  • Complementary: Calculate phase in menstrual and hemorrhagic affection
  • Compare: Trillium Cernuum, Ficus Religiosa, Ipecac, Sabina, Lachesis, Hamamelis
Dose: 
  • Tincture and lower potencies
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