HEPAR SULFURIS CALCAREUM

Determination

ACUTE PRESSING PROCESS:

• On the skin and under the skin: furuncles, anthrax, ulcers, hydrosadenitis.
• All purulent processes: purulent conjunctivitis, purulent rhinitis, tonsillitis prone to purulent, purulent sinusitis, otitis, dental abscesses.
The common denominator of these symptoms is hypersensitivity to pain and heat improvement.

CHRONIC PRESET PROCESS:

• Hepar sulfur is a well-known drug for its effects on acute pus, but it is wrongly neglected in some chronic pus. The unpleasant odor of pus occurs in: ulcers that are sensitive to touch, bleed easily, from which a foul-smelling pus flows out.

• In chronic sinusitis exacerbated by cold in winter; in bronchiectasis, in some purulent and foul-smelling leukoriasis, urethritis and urethroprostatitis.

RESPIRATORY SPEECHES:

• Acute laryngitis with hoarseness, barking cough as a result of a severe cold (Aconitum, Spongia).

• Tracheobronchitis with a dry and hoarse cough that turns wet, worsening at night and in the morning, cold air, cold drinks or exposure.

• Asthmatic bronchitis with a tendency to superinfection.

SPECIFIC INDICATIONS FOR CHILDREN:

• Greenish baby diarrhea with an acidic, foul odor (baby smells sour).

• Behavioral disorders (sensitive type).

CHARACTERISTICS - FEELINGS: Painful hyperesthesia, hypersensitivity to minimal contact at the site of inflammation; feeling pounding; feeling of painful seizure of chips or thorns; sensitivity of the scalp to touch; stabbing pain at the root of the nose (Sticta pulmonaria, Kalium iodatum, Cinnabaris); cracking and sore ears when blowing your nose; prick in the throat that spreads to the ears.

MODALITIES: Deterioration by cold, cold drafts, in winter; with minimal touch. Improvement by heat, warm wrap.

ACCOMPANYING FEATURES: Purulent excretions with the smell of "overripe cheese" in chronic cases; sweating with minimal exertion, sweating does not bring relief, sweat smells great; sour taste, vinegar; aversion to fatty foods.