Bellis Perennis – The Homeopathic Remedy for Deep Trauma and Muscle Injury

Basic Information:

  • Common Name: Daisy (Common Daisy / Wound Remedy)
  • Source: Plant
  • Family: Compositae
  • Miasm: Sycotic, Acute
  • Preparation: Tincture from fresh plant in bloom
  • Constitution: Muscular, active people; often females with pelvic trauma
  • “The traumatic Arnica of deeper tissues”

Keynote Symptoms:

  •  Acts on deep muscle tissues, cellular tissue, and blood vessels
  •  Follows mechanical injuries, especially after surgery or labor
  •  Marked soreness and bruised feeling, as if beaten
  • Lameness, stiffness after long walking or overexertion
  •  Useful in trauma to abdominal/pelvic organs, esp. uterus & breasts

Clinical Indications:

Musculoskeletal:

  • Deep bruises after injury
  • Sore, aching, and lameness in muscles
  • Sprains, strains, overuse of muscles
  • Fibrositis, bursitis, joint pain with soreness

Female Genitalia:

  • After childbirth, with uterine soreness
  • Uterine prolapse after hard labor
  • Bruised feeling in pelvis, especially after repeated miscarriages or surgical interventions

Post-Surgical:

  • After operations, especially on abdomen, uterus, breasts
  • Prevents suppuration and promotes faster healing

General Trauma:

  • Better suited after Arnica fails
  • Cold bathing after being overheated → stiffness, aching

General Characteristics:

  • Sensation of being bruised or beaten
  • Stiffness, soreness from cold exposure or overexertion
  • Cold aggravates, warmth relieves
  • Great affinity for pelvic organs, blood vessels, and muscles

Mind:

  • Irritable, cannot bear pain
  • Desires to be left alone
  • Sleeplessness after injury or surgery

Modalities:

Worse From

Better From

Cold, wet weather

Warmth, rest

Touch, jar, exertion

Lying down

After surgery, after childbirth

Local pressure

Potency & Dosage:

  • 30C, 200C commonly used
  • In injury or post-surgical cases, start with 30C and repeat as needed
  • Can be used externally as tincture or lotion in wounds

Compare With:

Remedy

Differentiation

Arnica

Superficial trauma; Bellis → deeper tissues

Ruta

Tendons, ligaments, joints

Staphysagria

Surgical cuts and clean incisions

Calendula

External wounds, lacerations

MEMORY TRICK: B.E.L.L.I.S.

  • B – Bruised, beaten sensation
  • E – Exertion causes soreness
  • L – Labor trauma
  • L – Lameness after injury
  • I – Internal organs, uterus, breasts
  • S – Surgery, post-operative healing

One-Line Summary:

“Bellis perennis is the deeper acting Arnica for trauma to muscles, abdomen, uterus, and post-operative soreness.”

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