Materia Medica

Kali Sulphuricum

Potassium Sulphate

Ailments accompanied by profuse desquamation. Ap- plicable to the later stages of inflammation.Yellow mucous and serous discharges. Has been found of much use in oxaluria.

Head

Rheumatic headache, beginning in evening. Bald spots. Dandruff and scaldhead.

Ears

Eustachian deafness. Discharge of ycllorv matter. [Hydr.]

Nose

Colds, witl ycllov, slimy expectoration. Nose obstructed. Smell lost. [Nat. mur.] Engorgement of the nasal pharyngeal inucous membrane, mouth breath- ing, snoring, etc., remaining after removal of adenoids.

Face

Aches in heated room. Epithelioma.

Stomach

Tongue coated yeilow and slimny. Insipid, pappy taste. Gums painful. Burning thirst, naused, and vomiting. Load feeling. Dread of hot drinks.

Abdomen

Colicky pains; abdomen feels cold to touch: tympanitic, tense. Yellow, slimy diarrhcea. Oil- stipation, with haemorrhoids. [Sulph.]

Male

Gonorrhoea ; discharge slimy, yellowish-green. Orchitis. Gleet.

Female

Menses too late, scanty, with feeling of weight in abdomen. Metrorrhagia.

Respiratory

Coarse rales. Rattling of mucus in

Chest

[Tart. en.] Post-grippal cough, especially in children. Bronchial asthma, with yellow expectoration. Cough; worse in evening and in hot asmosphere. Croupy hoarseness. . [Hep.: Spong.]

Extremities

Pain in nape, back and limbs, worse in warm room. Shifting, wandering pains.

Skin

Psoriasis. [Ars.; Thyroid.] Eczema; burn- ing, itching, papular eruption. Nettle-rash. Polypi. Epithelioma. Sehorrhcea. Favus. Ring-worn of scalp or beard with abundant scales.

Fever

Rise of temperature at night. Interinittent fever, with yellow, slimy tongue.

Modalities

W'orse, in evening, heated room. Better, cool, open air.

Relationships

Compare: Kali sulph. chromico.- Alum of chromc -3x (affections of nasal fossa and hay-fever. Chronic colds. Sneezing, red. watery eyes, irritation of mucous membrane). Pulsat.; Kali bich.; Nat. m.

Dose

Third to twelfth potency.

Source: Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 8th ed. by William Boericke (1922), p. 430. Public domain.

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