The patient is irritable and holds everything in contempt or is full of desires for what they know not. Bright red hemorrahage of lungs, uterus or bowel, of mechanical origin. No anxiety about the bleeding, no pain. Hemorrhage from any part of the body, particularly the lungs and stomach. The blood is bright red and does not coagulate and flows in fits and starts.
Small wounds bleed much.
The patient is normally friendly, warm, social, and sympathetic, but becomes indifferent to family and friends with the loss of fluids. They desire cold drinks and food. Bright red fluid blood with dark clots. Pains extend from the pubes to the sacrum and down the thighs. Especially suited to protracted uterine bleeding or after abortion or parturition.