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Hepar Sulphuris
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Origin Simple
Sources 14 entries across 12 books: Hering, Allen, Nash, Lippe, Hahnemann …

Dose
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No dose stated in the library’s books

Reason for useNash

Hypersensitive to touch, pain, cold air; fainting with the pain. General tendency to suppurations; even slight injuries or scratches on the skin suppurate. Tendency to croupy exudations (larynx and kidneys; and mucous membrane). Atony; stools passed with great difficulty, even when soft; urine flows slowly, must wait for it, then drops vertically down without force. Sour diarrhoea; whole child smells sour. Coughs; croup, bronchitis, consumption; < when exposed to least cold air.


▲ Worse exposure to dry cold air
▼ Better in moist wet weather

Books*
Antidoted by Belladonna 2, Hepatica Triloba 2, Acetanilidum +5
Complementary Calendula Officinalis, Hepar
Follows well Hepar, Hepatica Triloba, Mercurius Solubilis +2
Compare Hepatica Triloba, Alumina, Calcarea Carbonica +2

* Number of books that state the relation, where more than one. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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