Ledum palustre (Led.)
(marsh tea or wild rosemary)

• For Insect bites, tic bites, stings and bedsores.

• Ledum is used if the wounded parts are cold.

• The affected area is cool to the touch, but with inflammation.

• Pain relieved by cold compresses or cold.

• Ledum is useful in black eye.

• Used for gout.

• Ledum is also used in vaccination reactions.

• Prevents and treats tetanus; tetanus with twitching of muscles near wound.

• Used in preventing and treating Lyme disease.

• Affects the rheumatic diathesis, going through all the changes, from functional pain to altered secretions and deposits of solid matter in the tissues.

• Rheumatism begins in feet and travels upward.

• Ledum affects the skin, producing an eruption like poison-oak.

• Ledum has a general lack of heat, but the heat of bed is intolerable.

• WORSE at night, and from heat of bed.

• BETTER from cold, putting feet in cold water.

Ledum Palustre: Homeopathic Medicine - Tips For Beginners
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