Ust, Ustilago Maydis
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- Ustilago maydis (Corn Smut) is a Homeopathic remedy belongs to the Ustilaginaceae family of fungi. It is a parasitic fungus that infects maize (Zea mays), producing characteristic swollen galls on the plant. Its major chemical constituents include ustilagic acids, glycolipids, melanin pigments, and various polysaccharides. Ustilagic acids are glycolipid biosurfactants composed of a cellobiose moiety linked to fatty acid chains
- It is female genital remedy esp in AUB
AUB
- One of top-ten of AUB remedies
- Slow-continuous uterus bleeding + Endometrial thickening
- Slow /Passive / Oozing bleeding (light or dark) + Uterine congestion (Sec, Crot-h) (Sec vs. Ust) (Crot-h vs. Ust)
- Clots in the form of long threads (Apoc)
- Severe bearing down or childbirth-like pains in the pelvis and ovaries
- More in left side
- Fibroids / Uterine size increasing (Lap-a) + High sex
- Very long and prolonged menses (between 10 and 14 days)
- Very early and very frequent menses (even every week)