* No operation is possible without injury to nerve tissue. In lacerations especially, but also in operations
involving large nerve trunks or considerable networks, filamentary nerves, Hypericum makes the patient more comfortable. In
neuromata, nerve stitching, inveterate neuralgias, brain tumors with pain and other surgical states of nervous system, it
is the Arnica of the case... In the agonizing pain, from catching of a nerve in ligature, it often gives relief. (C. E. Fisher)
* Every practitioner knows that lock-jaw ( Tetanus ) may follow an injury to sentient nerves. So when
shooting pains come on, travelling up the arm or leg. Hypericum will stop them. Cure your case and prevent tetanus. It is
used for such symptoms as are found in tetanus and ascending neuritis. A painful scar with pain shooting upward towards the
centre of the body following up the nerves will be cured by Hypericum. Ledum will do the work very often in your punctured
cases, if given at once. You will not need Hypericum unless the case has been neglected and the nerves involved .
(Charles
C. Walfenbaugh)
* The reputation of Hypericum in effects of injuries, had increased of late. Dr. Gelchrist from an experiences
of sixty four operations major or minor, asserts positively that its use " tells me that it quite supersedes any after suffering
and Dr. Helemeth tells me that it quite supersedes the use of morphia after operation in his hands. " (Hughes)
Calendula : Sepsis
* It is a great anti-septic in homeopathy. Some American surgeons seem to have proved that we may obtain
asepsis in the field of operation as perfect as painting with the mother tincture of Calendula 1/10 as with classical painting
with tincture iodine. (A. L. Rousseau)
* I always kept a bottle of Calendula succus in the maternity wards to be used on any lacerations and
injuries. I do not know how many times the nurses have told me that they have never seen anything relieve the soreness of
the lacerations as Calendula did. (A. D. Smith)
* If the perineum is torn but not badly enough to require stitching up. You will find the local application
of Calendula of the utmost service to promote healing and union. (Hughes)
* Calendula, it is said, will largely prevent scars, also gangrene and Tetanus when used as a dressing
on wound. (I. L. Farr)
Doctors are Nature's Assistants; Only Mother Nature does
the healing.
Dr.FHLew
