Bryonia and Reduced Blood Loss

Time to effect

Median: 4 days · IQR 4 days–4 days · Range 4 days–4 days — Reported in 1 of 1 study

Safety in these studies

deathNo significant differenceSerious adverse event
Two patients from each group died during the study period
from: No effect of a homoeopathic combination of Arnica montana and Bryonia alba on bleeding, in
serious adverse eventsNo significant differenceSerious adverse event
the number of serious adverse events was not statistically different (six in homoeopathy vs. 10 in placebo groups; Fisher's exact test P= 0.41)
from: No effect of a homoeopathic combination of Arnica montana and Bryonia alba on bleeding, in

1 of 1 paper

No effect of a homoeopathic combination of Arnica montana and Bryonia alba on bleeding, inflammation, and ischaemia after aortic valve surgery.

2010-01-21
RCT
British journal of clinical pharmacology 69(2)
- Catherine Cornu
- Pierre Joseph
- Ségolène Gaillard
- Christian Bauer
- Catherine Vedrinne
- Alvine Bissery
- Ghislaine Melot
- Nadine Bossard
- Philippe Belon
- Jean-Jacques Lehot

PubMed: 20233176
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2125.2009.03574.x

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Reduced Blood Loss

High evidence
Clinical

At 12 h and 24 h after surgery, then at drain removal, blood losses in homoeopathy and placebo groups were not statistically significant (362 +/- 218, 520 +/- 269 and 640 +/- 297 ml vs. 456 +/- 440, 620 +/- 477 and 796 +/- 717 ml; P= 0.19, 0.23 and 0.35, respectively).

Effect: Neutral
Effect size: Small
Significant: No