International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences

Trillium is a well-regarded remedy recognized for its effectiveness in halting haemorrhages, alleviating diarrhoea, and serving as an expectorant. Additionally, it is utilized in topical applications for treating insect bites and skin irritations. Among the diverse effects of Trillium Pendulum, its primary action is observed in female reproductive organs. Notably, this remedy is particularly effective in managing excessive bleeding that is often accompanied by symptoms such as dizziness and faintness ^[1].

This literature review seeks to provide a thorough understanding of the various applications of Trillium, its biochemical characteristics, and its therapeutic potential from a homeopathic perspective.