NARCISSUS PSEUDONARCISSUSLiquid

Narcissus pseudonarcissus is a lesser-known but valuable homoeopathic medicine prepared from the unexpanded blossom buds, stem, leaf, and flower of Narcissus pseudonarcissus, belonging to the Amaryllidaceæ family. It acts on the respiratory tract, gastrointestinal system, nervous centers, and mucous membranes, making it particularly useful in cases of acute coryza, bronchitis, vomiting, and diarrhoea. This medicine is marked by frontal headache, sinking sensations, salivation, and irregular pupil responses, with accompanying drowsiness and faintness. Narcissus is well suited for acute catarrhal and gastric disturbances with sudden onset and a nervous, weak circulation backdrop.

Common Name
English: Daffodil

SBL’s Narcissus pseudonarcissus can be helpful in the following conditions:

Respiratory Tract and Coryza

• Narcissus pseudonarcissus is indicated in severe coryza with profuse nasal discharge and eye watering.
• Helps in bronchial irritation and acute cough with catarrhal symptoms.
• Relieves dryness in the throat and associated cutaneous secretions.
• Beneficial in sudden onset catarrhal conditions with nasal irritation.

Headache and Eyes Lacrymation

• Indicated in frontal headache, particularly with sinus involvement or eye strain.
• Helps in excessive lacrimation, along with variable pupil size—initial constriction followed by dilation.
• Supports cases of headache associated with eye watering and nasal catarrh.

Gastrointestinal and Digestive Issues

• Useful in diarrhoea, with watery or loose stools, sometimes alternating with solid motions.
• Relieves severe aching beneath the left free ribs, often accompanying diarrhoeic states.
• Indicated in vomiting, rumbling in abdomen, and heartburn, especially with a sinking or sick sensation.
• Beneficial in hiccough, faintness, and digestive disturbances during acute illness.

Dry Mouth and Salivation

• Narcissus pseudonarcissus helps in relieving free salivation, especially of ropy and excessive saliva.
• Relieves dryness of the throat and aids in easing irritation from nasal discharge or coryza.
• Indicated when increased saliva flow accompanies gastric disturbances.

Circulation and General Weakness

• Acts on the circulatory system, causing pulse acceleration and temporary dry heat.
• Hand perspiration followed by dryness is a notable symptom.
• Useful in states of nausea, faintness, drowsiness, and low vitality following acute attacks.
• Supports recovery from fever states and slow weak heart contractions.