Tissue Salt Repertory
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Endocrinopahy
ENT
Eye
- Chemosis
- Blepharitis
- Conjunctivitis
- Cataract, / Myopia
- Retinitis
- Nystagmus
Generality
- Weakness / Debility: KP: Due to sexual over activity or psychological stress
Head / Brain
- KP
- FP: Inflammation
Urinary tract
Genital Tract
GI tract
- Hiccough: MP
Heart problems
Infectious disease
Intermittent fever
- NS: It is the most important remedy
- NM: When it does not respond to NS and the disease lasts for months
Chicken pox
- FP: First drug
- KM: When the vesicles are opened
- KS: When the crusting became established
- SIL: When the late side effects of the drug appeared after the initial symptoms were resolved
Measles
- FP: For initial phase and measles fever
- KM: In the second phase when the cough appears
- KS: When skin rashes are suppressed for some reason and kidney involvement appears as albuminuria
- NM: In patients who have a lot of watery secretions
Mumps
Scarlet fever
- FP: First remedy
- KM: When the rushes are discounted or gone
- KS: Ear discharge following scarlet fever
- NM: Edema followed by scarlet fever
- KP: When the treatment of scarlet fever with the main remedies was not successful
Typhoid fever
- NM and KP: Both have deep stupore
Tuberculosis
- NP:
- In the early stages when the patient is sick and weak anemic. Sweating, coughing and a lot of fatigue
- NP is first remedy of lymphadenopathy / Scorfula
- MP:
- SIL /CS: In the later stages of the disease, when night sweats and foul-smelling sputum appear, SIL and CS should be prescribed alternatively.
- MP: Advanced lymphadenopathy + Catarrhal symptoms + Bleeding from the lungs.
Yellow fever
- NS: Yellow and tropical fever
- KP: Yellow fever in black vomiting phase
- FP: Initial phase, or intercurrent
MusculoSkeletal
NeuroPsychiatric
Ataxia
- KP: It is the main remedy
- Sil: Alternate KM and Sil every 4-5 days and continue each for 1-2 days.
- MP: When ataxia is accompanied by Severe /Neuralgic pain
CVA (Apoplexy)
- FP: The best remedy for starting treatment
- Sil: You should give Sil immediately after FP
- CP: The right remedy for CVA prevention, the best method is to prescribe CP twice a weekBrain Fag / Exam
- KP : Broken and messed up, Cries like a baby and can't get on with his work. Nervous fatigue, Neurasthenia
- CP: If Brain Fag is caused by illness, weakness and night sweats
Chorea
MP: The main drug
CP: Sometimes used
Delirium Tremens
- NM: Most of patient are treated with these two remedies
- KP: Most of patient are treated with these two remedies
Headache
- FP:
- General headache remedy,
- Esp caused by Cold, Sunlight
- Throbbing headache, Congestion headache
- Headache with fever
- KP:
- Headache of school children
- Headache of nervous, irritable, frustrated and sad people
- KS: Headache from a hot, crowded room
- MP: Neuralgic headache, painful and severe pain
- NS: Gastric headache (Nausea / Vomiting, Bilious headache, Sick headache
- NP:
- Frontal headache
- Vertex headache
Hydrocephalus
- CP
Meningitis
KS: First remedy KM: Second remedy
Mental disorders
- KP: Brain fag, madness, broken and confused person, hypochondriasis, memory loss, nervous weakness / Hysteria
- CP: Developmental defects in children, idiocy
- MP: Brain problems
- NP: Specific drug for addiction
- KP: Specific mental problems, esp for constituational treatment of Substance use disorder
- FP: Unexplained or nervous insomnia
Seizure
- KM: The first remedy for epilepsy, then FP
- MP: Seizure + Hyperemia / Blood rush to the head
- SIL:
- Epilepsy due to bad habits (probably masturbation)
- Nocturnal convulsive attacks
- CP:
- Menstrual Seizures (like KP)
- Constitutional treatment of epilepsy
Vertigo
- FP: Dizziness is caused by rush of blood to the head
- KP: Vertigo with nervous / Neurological origin
- SIL: Vertigo in the elderly
- NM: Dizziness on getting up (Orthostatic hypotention)
- NS: Vertigo due to bilious status
- NP: Dizziness with vomiting. In sea-sickness alternate KP with NP
Respiratory tract
Asthma
- KP: Neurological (psychological) asthma
- NS: Asthma + Cough + Gray-Yellow sputum; A course of treatment with NS can eradicate asthma
- NM: Asthma + Frothy, Watery and Clear sputum
- CF: Asthma + Hard and Lumpy sputum
- KM: When asthma affects Heart
- MP: When asthma is spastic and painful
Bronchitis
- FP: FP is the first remedy for inflammation
- KM: When bronchitis leads to cough and white-gray sputum
- KS: Bronchial catarrh, yellow tongue, symptoms improve in cool, open air
Cough
- KM: Croupy cough, with white-gray coated tongue, + White sputum
- KP: Stinky phlegm and salty taste
- KS:
- Yellow / Sticky sputum, agg in warm room
- He goes on to extreme prostration, with imminent death
- MP: Suffocating cough (Neuralgic cough)
- NM: Clear, watery, slimy sputum
- NS: Bruising and burning chest, Yellow-green sputum
- SIL: Night coughs + Night sweats + Amel by heat
- MP: suffocating cough; Should these fail to check the disease and it develops into the characteristic nervous "whoop"
- KP: Suffocating cough leading to Severe / Imminent weakness
Croup
- KM: In alternation with FP when croup is accompanied by fever
- CP: If the patient does not get better, give CP
Laryngitis / Aphonia / Hoarseness
- FP: The first remedy for aphonia, esp caused by a Cold / Damp exposure or talking too much
- KM: Aphonia due to Overuse of larynx (Talking, Shouting, Lecturing), Prolonged episodes of voice loss
Pleuritis / Pleurisy
- FP: It works in many patients. Pain, esp sharp stinging pain on the sides of the chest that appears every time you breathe
- KM: The second remedy, which is prescribed when pleural effusion occurs
- CS: Purulent pleural effusion
Pneumonia
- FP: The first remedy in the initial and inflammatory phase of pneumonia. In the next phase, the quality of the exudate is decisive
- KM: Fibrinous exudate (Thick and Creamy white)
- CF: Albuminous exudate (Thick and Clear)
- NM: Watery and Clear sputum
- NS: Watery and Yellow mucus
- KP: Offensive Discharges
- KS: Thick and Yellow pus, induration and stiffness of Lung
Rhinitis Allergic
- NM: Main remedy, esp when sneezing is the main and permanent symptom of the patient
- NS: When the patient does not sneeze at all
- FP: When the patient has a fever
Skin
Abscess
- Sil: Best remedy
- CP: Abscess with painful lymphadenopathy
- KP: Abscess with offensive / Dark discharges
- FP: It is the first remedy of inflamation, therefore FP is useful in first stage when the patient have fever, local heat and Local hyperemia. There is no discharge or pus yet
Acne
- CP:
- SIL: Inflammation of the sebaceous glands with pustules
Alopecia / Hair loss
- SIL: It is better to prescribe in the morning
- NM: In some cases can be prescribed after Sil. It should be repeated once a day, it is better to prescribe it at night
Aphthae
- KM: When the color is gray-white
- NP: When it turns yellow
Bed sore
- KP: Orally and locally used
Carbuncle / Furuncle:
- CS: Blood-streaked pus
- SIL: Unhealthy skin + Recurrent/ Reopening fistula ted carbuncles
- CF: Best carbuncle remedy, esp in hard lumpy carbuncle.
- KP: Foul-smelling infectious Blackish secretions. It is prescribed in alternation with CF
- FP: Painful Carbuncle with fever
Callosities, Callus
- CF
Chilblain
- NS: The main and primary drug
- KP: In case of suppuration of inflammation
Deep Vein Thrombosis
Eruptions
- FP: Hot and congested lesions / Boils that have not yet suppurated
- KM: Millet seed vesicles or Scurfy which are fibrinous
- CP: Yellow lesions
- NM: White crusts or clear vesicles
- NS: Green lesions or secretions
- SIL: When the rash has turned into pus
- KP:
- Greasy or colorless crusts
- Bleeding from rashes or blood-tinged rashes
- Hives
- CF: Cracked or Crusted / Horny and hardening of rash
- MP: Itchy beard disease
Erysipelas
- NS: Shiny / Red / Swelling, but soft affected tissue
- FP: Skin oozes and infiltrates
- NP: Similar to FP but more intense fever
Fistula
Lupus
- KS: The first remedy
- NP, SIL: If KS was unsuccessful
Mastitis
- NP: The first remedy
- SIL: If mastitis progresses to infection
- CF: When mastitis progresses to induration and stiffness
Pemphigus
Polyp
- CP
Pruritus
Psoriasis
- KS
Syphilis Chancre
- KM: Soft chancre
- KP: Corrosive canker
- CF: Hard chancre
Ulcer
- Alternate KP with KM in febrile ulcer
- SIL: Colorless and thin discharge on the wound
- NP: Yellow, Cream-like, Purulent exudative secretions
- KP: Bad smell
- CF: Ulcerated varicose veins