HEPAR SULFURIS D 12 Globules

Pack size:10g​ Dosage form:Globules

Active ingredient: Hepar sulfuris (homeoph.)

Hepar sulphuris

Primarily associated with physical symptoms related to suppuration, infections and sensitivity to touch.

1. Key Characteristics

Hepar sulphuris is often indicated for individuals who experience a high sensitivity to external impressions and touch. They may exhibit a tendency to have infections that result in the formation of pus or abscesses. Hepar sulph individuals often have a highly irritable nature and may be oversensitive to pain.

2. Physical Symptoms

Hepar sulphuris is commonly used for conditions associated with suppuration, such as infected wounds, boils, abscesses and tonsillitis. It is also employed for ailments related to respiratory infections, skin conditions and dental abscesses. Hepar sulph can be beneficial for symptoms characterised by extreme sensitivity to touch, throbbing pain, offensive-smelling discharges and a tendency for infections to localise and form pus.

3. Emotional and Mental Aspects

Hepar sulphuris individuals may exhibit extreme irritability, quick temper and a tendency to become easily offended. They may be oversensitive to criticism and may feel vulnerable or defensive. Hepar sulph individuals may also have a desire for warmth and comfort.

4. Aggravations and Ameliorations

Symptoms associated with Hepar sulphuris may worsen with exposure to cold, drafts or cold applications. They may feel better with warmth, gentle handling and warm applications.

5. Modalities

Symptoms may exhibit a specific pattern, such as worsening in cold, damp weather or with the onset of chilly sensations. There may be a desire for warm drinks or food, aversion to cold or open air and a sensitivity to odours.

Key rubrics

1. Suppuration, infections and sensitivity to touch.
2. Throbbing pain and offensive-smelling discharges.
3. Localised infections forming pus or abscesses.
4. Extreme irritability and oversensitivity to pain.
5. Aggravation with cold, amelioration with warmth.

Please note that this is a general overview and it is important to consult a qualified homeopathic practitioner for an individualised assessment and appropriate remedy selection. They will consider the complete symptom picture, medical history and other factors to provide the most suitable treatment approach.

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