Balsamum peruvianum

Homeopathic classical monopreparations

 Balsam of Peru. Myroxylon Pereirae. N. O. Leguminosae. Tincture of the balsam that flows from the stems.

 Bronchitis. сatarrh. сracks. Epistaxis. Hectic. Itch. Phthisis. Ulcers.

 Peruvian вalsam has been chiefly used empirically in catarrhal phthisis or bronchial catarrh with copious purulent expectoration. Sputa thick, creamy, yellowish white; loud râles, night sweats, hectic. Hale has used it with success in chronic, purulent, fetid anterior or posterior nasal catarrh, with or without ulceration. He says that a cerate of the вalsam is the best application next to Glycerole of Aloes for indolent ulcers, cracked nipples, cracks in fingers and palmer surfaces of hands, or fissured and chapped lips. The вalsam is also used externally for killing the acarus of itch. All parts affected are gently rubbed with it at night and a bath taken in the morning. A single application is sufficient. It has been proved by Lembke.

 Bleeding from right nostril without coryza, or sneezing, or blowing nose; repeated at 7 - Profuse thick discharge from nose, whether chronic or otherwise. Ozaena with ulceration.

 Continued scraping of fauces.

 Vomiting of food and mucus; catarrh of stomach. Mucous diarrhoea, &c.
 Copious liquid stool, painless. Passage of blood with normal stool (does not have piles).

 Sticking and cutting in urethra. Urination more frequent and copious. Urine scanty, with mucous sediment; catarrh of bladder.

 Scraping in larynx in forenoon; dry cough.
 Cough, mucous and purulent expectoration. Phthisis of mucous type; vomica in lungs.

 Oppressive pain in right wrist.
 Severe pain in left tibia. - вoring in right tibia.

 Debility; rhagades of nipples and fingers.