Kalium Sulfuricum

Kalium sulfuricum is a component of the tegument (epidermis and mucous membranes), blood, spinal marrow, brain and muscles.

A deficiency of this substance leads to states of excitation, followed by states of depression. The patient suffers from disorders of the mucous membranes (yellow secretions) and erratic back and limb pain, which is aggravated by heat and confined conditions, and improves in the open air. The skin suffers from severe yellowish crusty scaling. Kalium phosphoricum can be substituted by Kalium sulfuricum in the treatment of mental disorders.

Indications

• Skin disorders: mumps, scarlet fever, onset of erysipelas
• Restoration of the tegument
• Nasal catarrhs, eye inflammations, rhinotracheitis, pharyngitis, laryngitis, leukorrhea with abundant discharge
• Neuralgia, rheumatism, gout, when these affections occur on patients who have gotten wet
• Remedy for convalescence