MERCURIUS CORROSIVUS

DIGESTIVE INDICATIONS:

• Gingivostomatitis, ulcerative and hemorrhagic.

• Non-purulent periodontitis.

• Severe dysentery syndromes, where tenesmas and burning predominate (bleeding inflammation of the rectum - Nitricum acidum, Argentum nitricum is used as an adjunct).

UROGENITAL INDICATIONS:

• Very acute cystitis with bladder tenesmas and the presence of blood in the urine.

• Colpititis, vulvocolitis with bloody, burning leukorrhage.

ENT AND OPHTHALMOLOGICAL INDICATIONS:

• Pharyngitis and angina with increased painful sensitivity when swallowed.

• Ulcerohemorrhagic angina with painful lymphadenitis.

• Inflammation of the eyelids and conjunctiva with irritating tearing and photophobia, iritis and corneal ulceration.

In all of these conditions, where ulcerations, hemorrhages, and spasms predominate, prescribing improves. Due to the severity of the symptoms described, a detailed clinical examination is always necessary.

CHARACTERISTICS - FEELINGS: Very intense bladder or rectal tenesms; burning pain.

MODALITIES: Deterioration by minimal contact or touch; at night.