R. P. Mayenkar

SULPHUR CASES

At any rate it would not be farther from truth to say that its action comprises most of the ailments man is heir to. It is the leader of the polycrests and the King of Hahnemanns antipsorics, as Nash has put it, and as such, no wonder that the Homoeopathic physician should, at almost every step, have recourse to Sulphur while treating his cases. One could miss many a drug in the materia medica and yet carry on with his practice, but without Sulphur one could not move. It is second to none in its usefulness in the whole range of materia medica.

HOW I REPERTORIZED A CASE

Here again there is a toss between Sulphur and Silica, both getting the same number of marks. I therefore collected further help by splitting the last modality into two, as revealed by the language of the patient:- that is, perspiration of the soles and perspiration of the palms. By adding marks for these two rubrics, to the drugs under consideration, you get six marks for Silica; and five for Sulphur.