Kali Ferrocyanatum.

Proving by Bell. See Allen's Encyclopaedia, vol. 5, p. 330.

- Menorrhagia; Debility; Bell, Hahn. M., vol. 2, p. 44.

Sad; inclination to weep.

Acidity of stomach; sour eructations; much flatulence, sour or tasting of ingesta pressure at stomach after eating, accompanying symptoms of uterus.

Feeling of weakness and bearing down in bowels, particularly if bearing down extends to back.

Menses too frequent and too profuse, or late.
Menorrhagia, three or four ounces a day, painless.
Passive, painless flowing of blood of natural color, rather thin, and causing much debility.
Leucorrhea like pus, yellowish, cream-like, profuse, not irritating.
Leucorrhea only after menses, usually in daytime.
Pain in small of back, accompanying leucorrhea.

Sensitiveness of lower part of abdomen to pressure, and womb very tender to touch of finger. ~ Pregnancy.

Fatty heart, with weak, irregular pulse.
Hypertrophy, with dilatation.
Functional disorders of heart, with anemia.

Pain in small of back accompanying leucorrhea.

Debility; paleness of lips, gums and whole skin; cold hands and feet; urine frequent, profuse, watery, and sometimes traces of coagulated blood; irregular, wandering, neuralgic pains; periodic neuralgia of head, following the sun.

Periodic neuralgia of head.

Pain: in small of back.
Irregular, wandering, neuralgic pains.
Periodic neuralgia: of head following the sun.
Pressure: at stomach after eating.
Weakness and bearing down: in bowels.

Chlorosis, with cardiac debility.

Touch: of finger, womb very sensitive.
Pressure: lower part of abdomen sensitive.

Woman, aet. 35, delicate, brown hair, after confinement, suffering five months; menorrhagia.

Compare: Collin., Digit., Ferrum, Hydr. ac., Kali carb., Stannum (sun headaches).