Tissue Salt Repertory

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

• KM: The main remedy
• NM: Mumps with severe sialorrhea
• FP: Mumps with high fever

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