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Sulphuric Acid

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General

For any affections arising from general debility, as prolapsus uteri, retroversion, any uterine trouble whatever, the patient having a sense of tremulousness all over .

One feels in a very great hurry, feels that everything must be done in a hurry (also Arg. nitr .). Sour and acrid belching; cough with expectoration in the morning, without expectoration in the evening. Burning darting pains in the muscles; shocks as from pain; black and blue spots on the body; in a bruise, (especially if an old person) when the injured part gets black and blue, and seems as if it would mortify.

Affections in general occurring in the right abdominal ring, sexual organs right side; right upper side; left lower side; inguinal hernia.

Worse.-- In the afternoon and evening; from surgical injuries in general.

Remedies following:-- Sepia , best; next, Arnica., Calc. carb. Conium, Lycop., Platin., Sulphur .

Antidote

Pulsat .