Tissue Salt Repertory

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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


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


Acne

  • CP:
  • Sil: Inflammation of the sebaceous glands with pustules


Aphthae

  • KM: When the color is gray-white
  • NP: When it turns yellow



Addison disease

  • NS: The best remedy
  • NM: as Intercurrent remedy


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


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

Backache

  • FP: Rheumatic back pain caused by cold
  • KM: Give it immediately after FP
  • KP: Back pain caused by fatigue and hard work
  • KS: Amel in cool, open air
  • Sil: When the patient amel with local heat
  • CF: Dull / Aching pain which amel with gentle stretching massage
  • MP: Stinging / Shooting / Neuralgic nature of pain

Bed sore

KP: Orally and locally used

Bed Wetting

  • NS: First remedy
  • NP: Enuresis caused by parasites
  • FP: Enuresis with fever

Bladder stones

  • FP: Hematuria and pain caused by passing bladder stones
  • CP: It should be administered alternately with Sil
  • Sil

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 week




Bone Fistula , Necrosis

SIL

CP: Fistula and removal of bone pieces from the fistula

CF: Fistula bone contusion, exostosis (extra bone), bone tumors, mass and osteophyte

FP:




Brain 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


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


Callosities, Callus

CF


Cancer

  • KS: Skin cancer, thin yellow discharge. Symptoms improve with cool, open air
  • CP: Scrofulous cancer accompanied by lymphadenopathy
  • Sil: Cancer patients who are cold and seek warmth


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

Common cold

FP: Common but bad colds

NM: Cold + sneezing and runny clear nasal discharges

KM: Dry cold

NS: Influenza with Green / Smelly nasal discharge

MP: Chronic nasal discharge and nasal odor (like NS)

SIL: Ozaena (Chronic catarrhal sinusitis)

KP: When other drugs were prescribed and did not work and flu symptoms appeared

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


Chilblain

NS: The main and primary drug

KP: In case of suppuration of inflammation

Chorea

MP: The main drug

CP: Sometimes used


Abdominal Colic

MP:

  • Bloating and colic, esp in the navel area
  • Biliary colic caused by gallstones

NP: Colic + Acid reflux

NS:

  • Biliary colic
  • Colic of people dealing with lead

FP: Period colic


Constipation

  • KM: Constipation + white Coated tongue and pale face
  • NP: Constipation + Occasional diarrhea in children. KP is a reliable laxative
  • FP: Constipation + Anemia + Pale Face + Flushing Heat + Heart Palpitations + Hemorrhoids
  • SIL: As if his rectum has lost its strength. Sweaty feet or paralyzed hands
  • NM: Constipation / Bowel Dryness in Obese people + Sleepiness + Sourness + Allergic Conjunctivitis


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

Cramp

Croup

KM: In alternation with FP when croup is accompanied by fever

CP: If the patient does not get better, give CP


Delirium Tremens

NM: Most of patient are treated with these two remedies

KP: Most of patient are treated with these two remedies


Diabetes Mellitus

NS:

KP: Emaciation/ Weakness / Neurasthenia + Irritability and progressive nervousness due to diabetes


Diarrhea

NM: The stool is watery and contains mucus

KP:

  • The stool looks like rotten meat (very smelly and dark and runny).
  • In Dysentery + Offensive discharges (KM)

NS:

  • Bilious / Sour stools
  • Cholera (Main remedy if there is no Pain /Cramp / Colic
  • Diarrhea caused by damp air or humidity

FP:

  • Stool contains undigested food
  • In Dysentery alternation of FP and KM

MP:

  • Diarrhea with colic and cramps
  • Cholera, when enters the cramp phase (colicky diarrhea)

KM:

  • Diarrhea due to Fatty food / Pasta
  • Dark / Clotted diarrhea
  • Dysentery + Offensive discharges (KP)

NP: Diarrhea with acidity (Acid reflux)

CP:

  • Diarrhea in scrofulous children
  • Diarrhea in children with rickets


Edema

NS: The best remedy for edema

KM: Lower limb edema

NM:

  • Edema caused by scarlet fever or diphtheria
  • The first drug for Hydrocele is CP and then NM

CP: knee edema

CP: Edema of the testicle or scrotum (Hydrocele)

Otitis Media

FP:

  • Otitis Media: Earache caused by cold or dampness
  • Crackling in the ear when swallowing
  • Tinnitus
  • Hearing loss,
  • Throbbing in the ear

Sil: Purulent discharge from ear (like NP)

KS: Yellow and thin discharge from the ear

KM:

  • Chronic Otitis Media: The main and first medicine for ear problems;
  • Eustachian tube catarrh that causes hearing loss, chronic middle ear catarrh

KP:

  • Foul-smelling discharge from the ear,
  • Otorrhea/ Suppuration of the ear following scarlet fever

Ear wax hard

CF

Ear problems of nervous origin

MP


Epistaxis

FP: Clear/Fresh blood

KM: Clotted / Dark blood

KP: Dark but thin blood


Eye

KM:

SIL:

  • Sty with purulent discharge or
  • Suppuration of the eyes

FP: Conjunctivitis with pink eyes

KS: Suppuration of the eyes with yellow discharge

NS: Suppuration of the eyes with Yellow-green discharge

NM:

  • Lachrymation with watery discharge / Photophobia
  • Impaired vision

CF:

  • Cataract, visual impairment due to reading or heavy eye work

MP:

  • Sparks,
  • Strabismus, Spasms

NP: Suppuration of the eyes as if the eyelids are stuck together in the morning

KP: Conjunctivitis Feeling of sand in the eye



Hypothyroidism

MP: Exophthalmic Goitre

NM: Exophthalmic Goitre in Scrofulous features

Fistula

SIL: Main remedy

CP: Also may be needed


Genitourinary tract

Gonorrhea/ leukorrhea/ PID

NM: The first choice in Watery /Clear / Slimy gonorrheal infection, which can be continued with SIL for months

NP:

SIL: Prolonged Offensive gonorrhea

KP: Bloody gonorrhea

Nephritis

  • NM: Nephritis + Hematuria (Nephritic syndrome)
  • KS: Nephrotic syndrome: Fever + Proteinuria due to Erysipelas (GABHS)
  • KP: Proteinuria (Nephrotic syndrome) following scarlet fever

GI tract

Appendicitis

  • KM: The best remedy
  • MP: In severe pain
  • FP: When appendicitis is associated with fever
  • SIL


Flatulence

  • MP
  • NP

Gall-Stones

  • MP: Pain caused by gallstones
  • CP: To prevent stone formation


Gastritis / Peptic Ulcer Disease

  • FP: Gastritis + Severe pain, esp caused by eating
  • MP: Cramps, Umbilical colic, Severe colic, Neuralgic stomach pains
  • NM: Sour, esp after eating sour things
  • NP: Acidic stomach/ Heartburn, esp after eating fatty foods
  • NS: Bilious Disease / Vomiting, Colic due to Plumbum / Lead

Hemorrhoid

  • CF
  • FP: When hemorrhoids alternate with profuse bleeding
  • MP: Very painful hemorrhoids
  • NM: When hemorrhoids cause a lot of mucoid discharge
  • SIL
    • Large and protruding hemorrhoid, but not painful
    • Purulent anal discharges


Hiccough

  • MP

Indigestion

  • CP: Amel temporarily with food
  • KP: Fullness / Heaviness / Pressure / Enlargement / Weight on the stomach + Yellow tongue + Stomach ulcer
  • KS, NS, SIL, KP are also useful in chronic indigestion

Infections

Erysipelas

NS: Shiny / Red / Swelling, but soft affected tissue

FP: Skin oozes and infiltrates

NP: Similar to FP but more intense fever


Mumps

KM: The main remedy

NM: Mumps with severe sialorrhea

FP: Mumps with high fever

Lymphadenopathy

  • CF: Hard lymphadenopathy
  • FP: Lymphadenopathy with fever
  • CP: Cervical lymphadenopathy, TB (،uberculosis of lymph nodes, Extrapulmonary tuberculosis)
  • KM: Throat lymphadenopathy
  • SIL: Lymphadenopathy following vaccine, Suppurating lymphadenopathy


Heart problems

  • MP: Angina pectoris: Severe and Neuralgic heart pain with Dyspnea + Feeling of heaviness and suffocation
  • CF: Heart enlargement + Atherosclerosis
  • FP: Palpitation + Fever + Congestion
  • KM: Heart problems caused by other diseases
  • KP:
    • Heart weakness in Nervous / Depressed patients
    • Dyspnea with the slightest activity

KS: Palpitations which does not respond to FP


Hemorrhage / Bleeding

FP: Clear / Fresh /Acute Bleeding from anywhere

KM: Heavy bleeding containing dark clots

KP: Dark / Thin bleeding smells like coffee

Hip

FP: Inflammation

SIL: Pus (Probably means PID)

CP: Pus

Hydrocele

NM: Main remedy

CF: It can be alternated with NM

Hydrocephalus

CP

Infants

CP:

  • Diarrhea, Colic, Cholera of infants
  • Thin / Weak and scrofulous infants
  • Osteomalacia / Loose body + Open fontanelles / Big belly


MP: Cramps, colic / Convulsions

FP:

  • Watery diarrhea containing undigested food + Hot skin
  • Hot, restless, sullen and irritable child
  • Thirsty and even more thirsty than adults

KP:

  • Very smelly
  • Stupor phase

NS: Constipation

KM:

  • White coated tongue
  • Light colored stool

NM: Thin / Bony neck

Insomania

FP: For unexplained or nervous insomnia

Intermittent fever

NS: It is the most important remedy

NM: When it does not respond to NS and the disease lasts for months


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


Liver

NS:

  • The most important liver remedy
  • The patient is yellow (icteric) / Almost all types of jaundice
  • He vomits.
  • Bad eructations / Bitter sourness

CS: Right side abdominal pain

KM:

  • White coated tongue + Light-colored stool
  • If NS doesn't work, give KM

SIL: Liver Abscess

Labor / Delivery

KP: When labor pains (contractions) are weak and ineffective

MP: Very painful labor, spastic and with cramps

FP: Postpartum remedy to prevent fever


Emaciation/ Marasmus

KP: The most important remedy for Weight loss/ Weakness / Atrophy

CP: Child has Pale / Wrinkled face and Delayed teething

SIL:

  • It is very useful as an intercurrent remedy
  • Babies with a big head and a thin body

NM: Rapid emaciation starting from the neck and throat / Descending

NP: Weight loss in formula-fed children

Mastitis

NP: The first remedy

SIL: If mastitis progresses to infection

CF: When mastitis progresses to induration and stiffness

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

Meningitis

KS: First remedy KM: Second remedy

Neuropsychiatric

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
  • CP: Patient especially feels cold along with headache
  • CS: Headache + Dizziness
  • SIL: Warm amel


Hysteria

  • KP

Mental disorders

  • KP: Brain fag, madness, broken and confused person, hypochondriasis, memory loss, nervous weakness
  • 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


Mentrual problems

  • FP
    • Painful mense,
    • Flushed and red face
    • Vomiting,
    • Mense Suppression due to cold
    • FP can be prescribed a few days before period for prophylaxis of dysmenorrhea,
  • KM
    • Delayed mense
    • Clotted and dark mense
  • MP: Menstrual colic
  • NM
    • Thin and pale, watery leukorrhea
    • Fever, Herpetic reuptions During / Before /After mense
  • KP
    • Extreme Weakness / Depression / withered feeling / Hysterical
    • Long-term dysmenorrhea in chronic patients
  • CP
    • High sex drive associated with mense,
    • Dysmenorrhea (Back pain, headache, dizziness)
  • SIL
    • Menses accompanied by chills
    • Dysmenorrhea in the form of chills
  • CS: Offensive menses
  • NS: Dysmenorrhea in the form of increased acidity (probably acidic menses or gastric acid reflux)


Neurologic bladder

  • NS: Bladder paralysis, neurologic bladder KP


Orchitis

FP: First remedy

KM: When the inflammation subsides, as a post-FP remedy

CP: When the orchitis is not completely cured by the above prescriptions

Pain

Modality

FP: Motion agg/ Motion amel

CP: Amel by resting

KS: Agg by heat and amel in cool air

Sil: Amel with heat

MP: Amel with gentle pressure

Neuralgia

MP: The main remedy

FP:

  • If neuralgia is accompanied by fever
  • Attacks of neuralgia due to cold
  • Neuralgia with inflammation


Paralysis

KP: Complete paralysis or incomplete loss of power of movement in one or more parts of the body,

NP: KP is the main remedy, but NP is important in lower limb paralysis

MP:

Pemphigus

NS: Yellow discharges

NM: When discharge is Clear / Colorless


Pharyngitis

KM:

  • Typical diphtheria remedy, start treating all diphtheria with KM
  • Swollen and gray-white patches
  • Painful swallowing
  • Copious sputum

CP: Diphtheria with swelling and white exudate covering uvula completely

NP: When the exudate is clearly yellow

KP:

  • Sore throat + Offensive breath.
  • It progresses to gangrene
  • Symptoms of paralysis appear

NM: Edema due to diphtheria

FP:

  • Dry, red, painful pharyngitis without mucus
  • Agg by talking

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


Urinary Tract Infection

  • FP: Cystitis with Frequency, Dribbling, Incontinence , Urgency, Hot / Painful urination or Urinary retention
  • CP: Urinary incontinence
  • MP: Spastic
  • NS: Disposal of Sand / Deposits
  • NM: Polyuria, Profuse pale urination
  • KP: Foul-smelling urine

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

Sinusitis

FP: Common but bad colds KM: Cold + Dry cold

NS: cold + green discharge or chronic and smelly nasal discharge

MP: Chronic nasal discharge and nasal odor (like NS)

Sil: Chronic infection or chronic catarrhal sinusitis, Cold agg

NP: Ozaena

KP : Ozaena NM: Allergic sinusitis: Cold + sneezing and runny nose

Skin Lupus

KS: The first remedy

NP, SIL: If KS was unsuccessful


Trauma

FP:

  • Falls, Bruises, Direct blows, Sprains and all kinds of wounds,
  • It is prescribed for fever or prevention of fever

KM: When the fever subsides, give KM to prevent infection and pus

SIL: When pus starts and the discharge becomes foul-smelling and gangrenous

Head / Brain

  • KP
  • FP: Inflammation

Bone Fracture

  • CP: It help to fuse bones in bone fractures
  • KP: Atrophy of bones
  • NP: Pelvic bone diseases, in which case SIL is also useful

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

Weakness / Debility

KP: Due to sexual over activity or psychological stress

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