Indicating symptoms of the female reproductive system of sycotic miasm:
1. Clinical:
• All varieties of sexual and pelvic disorders (including PID) come under the purview of sycosis.
• Genital warts; uterine fibroid; polyps; ovarian tumors and malignancy where the tumor is encapsulated.
• Polycystic ovarian disease and endometriosis are all sycotic.
• Leucorrhoea of fish brine odor.
• Ectopic pregnancy.
• Sterility or infertility from hormonal imbalance.
2. Menstruation:
• Itching pudenda, pruritus vulvae, mastodynia, and polyuria during menses.
• Fish brine odor.
• The stain of the menstrual blood is difficult to wash off.
• Spasmodic, extremely sharp, and colic pains often coming in paroxysms. The flow may come only with the pain.
• Abundant and painful.
• Acrid, excoriating, and biting menstrual flow; there may be burning of the pudenda.
• Clotted; stringy and yellowish discharge.
3. Generals:
• Complications during labor or delayed and painful labor, resulting in complications for the newborn child who suffers from various disorders.
• Mottled appearance of the mucous membrane of the endometrium.
• Retroverted or retroflexed uterus, with problems often occurring right after puberty.
• Various disturbances at puberty or menopause from hormonal imbalance.
4. Sensation:
• Pruritus vulvae with a voluptuous itching result from an imbalance in the acidic pH of the vaginal fluid.
5. Concomitants:
• Mental weakness is experienced during leucorrhoea.
6. Discharge:
• Profuse yellowish or greenish discharge with a fish brine smell.
7. Sexual desire:
• Increase desire resulting in various sexual fantasies, voluptuous and a nymphomaniac state.
8. Fertility:
• Incapability to conceive due to incoordination of the hormonal system.
• PID or endometriosis is another Couse of sterility or infertility.
9. Coition:
• Hyper excitation and frequent sexual arousal.

10. Aggravation:
• Rest; rainy or humid atmosphere and changes in the weather.
• Meat aggravated pruritus.
11. Amelioration:
• Unnatural or return of suppressed normal discharge.