Cranesbill
| Common Name | Cranesbill |
| Latin Name | Geranium maculatum |
| Folk Name | Crowfoot, Wild Geranium, Storkbill |
| Medical Uses | Diarrhea, Hemorrhoids, gastrointestinal ulcer;
excessive menstrual flow
Topical Applications: Compress for swollen eyes.
Apply powder to bleeding wounds. Mouthwash
or gargle for sore throats, thrush, tonsillitis, and sores.
Poultice for bleeding wounds, fractures, sprains, insect bites,
rashes, toothaches and hemorrhoids. Douche
for leukorrhea. Facial steam and hair rinse for oily conditions.
Crushed leaves are rubbed on the skin to repel mosquitoes
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