Sabina SAVINE. An evergreen shrub of South Europe. The leaves and tops are used in medicine. Their properties depend on an essential oil, which dissolves in alcohol.   It was

Sabina Is one of our best remedies for profuse flowing from the female genital organs, as in menorrhagia, metrorrhagia, abortions, or after labor.   These haemorrhages are apt to occur

Sabina [Sabin.]   Mind.– Hypochondriacal dejection. Low spirited and joyless, with a feeling of general exhaustion.   Sensorium.– Dizziness with ebullition of blood to, and heat in head.   Head.–

Sabina. Juniperus sabina. Savin. N. O. Coniferae. Tincture of the young, fresh tops of the branches. Tincture of the oil.   Clinical.-Abortion; after-effects of. After-pains. Boils. Condylomata. Cystitis. Dysmenorrhoea. Gonorrhoea.

Sabina sabin SAVINE CONIFERAE   Chrpnic ailments of women; arthritic pains; tendency to miscarriages, especially at third month.   Music is intolerable: produces nervousness, goes through bone and marrow (causes

Sabina Generalities: The use of this remedy is generally confined to symptoms of the kidneys, bladder, uterus, rectum and anus; inflammatory and hemorrhagic symptoms principally of these parts. Sabina establishes a turmoil

SABINA Savine Has a special action on the uterus; also upon serous and fibrous membranes; hence its use in gout. Pain from sacrum to the pubis. Hæmorrhages, where blood is fluid