BLEEDERS
Arnica Arn
Trickling of blood from the capillaries, never in jets; on wiping off the surface it is instantly covered again with drops of blood.
Carbo veg Carb-v
Epistaxis in large dark drops, very profuse, with gaping and desire to be fanned.
Crocus Croc
Blood black as tar, stringy or loosely clotted.
Erigeron Erig
Profuse flow of bright-red blood, (<) by least motion; pallor and weakness.
Ipecacuanha Ip
Copious, bright-red flow of blood, in gushes, with continuous nausea.
Phosphorus Phos
Small wounds bleed much; continuous but not excessive flow of blood, haemorrhagic diathesis very pronounced; blood-boils; nervousness, with desire to be magnetized (Lach).
Sulphuric acid Sul-ac
Haemorrhages of black blood from all the outlets of the body; great exhaustion and debility from deep-seated dyscrasia.