HEPAR SULPH


HEPAR SULPH homeopathic remedy keynotes and indications from the Decachords by Gladstone Clarke, of the medicine HEPAR SULPH …


Symptoms

      1. Scrofulous subjects, leucophlegmatic, inactive, slow; systems injured by mercury (first remedy).

2. Intense mental and physical hypersensitiveness; trifles make him angry; intolerable of pain, touch and even a draught of air.

3. General sourness and foetidness of all exertions, esp. in children.

4. Profuse and easy sweating esp. about the chest; day and night without relief.

5. Throbbing and sticking pains; sensation of sulphur esp. in throat.

6. Suppurative conditions when pus is about to from or is formed; hastens suppuration (low potencies); staphylococcal infections (Silica-streptococcal); unhealthy skin, every injury suppurates; ulcers with foetid discharge, bleed easily, extremely sensitive.

7. Respiratory complaints, esp. from exposure to dry, cold air; croupous conditions with great hoarseness, whistling respiration, hard barking cough, or when cough becomes loose and rattling; cough (<) uncovering any part of body.

8. Atonic alimentary disorders; desire for vinegar and sour, pungent things and and fat.

9. Atonic condition of rectum and bladder; (a) difficult defecation, clay-coloured stools; (b) difficult micturition, slow, without force, urine drops vertically; bladder never thoroughly emptied.

10. Patient chilly, (<) slightest draught, (>) mild wet weather (Causticum Nux V.); (<) night.

Note. Often indicated in slow, chronic condition as well at acute states, esp. when complaints show on sign of clearing up.

A. Gladstone Clarke
Arthur Gladstone Clarke, a christian missionary working with the North China Mission, made good practical use of the homeopathy. He learnt as a student at MSM. He published a short introduction to the use of over 100 commonly used medicines—Decachords—first published in 1925 and still in print today.