Support your homeopathic remedy collection with Owen Homoeopathics Hepar Sulph 6c, supplied as 120 pilules. Hepar sulph has traditionally been used for symptoms associated with cold sores, herpes, acne and eczema with suppuration.
This remedy may also be useful for a sore throat with a splinter-like sensation, throbbing ear pain, hoarseness, or a noisy, rattly cough with yellowy mucus. It may be considered for croup symptoms, including after Aconite and Spongia.
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Traditional uses: Associated with the skin, mucous membranes, respiratory membranes, nerves and connective tissues.
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Characteristic sensations: Splinter- or needle-like pains with sensitivity to pain, touch and cold.
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Chilly symptoms: Symptoms may feel worse with cold, cold winds, drafts, touch and on the right side.
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Preferred conditions: Warmth, damp weather and wrapping up, especially around the head, may bring relief.
The 120 pilules provide a practical format for keeping Hepar Sulph in your homeopathic supplies. Its traditional profile suits symptoms accompanied by irritability when ill or in pain and yellow-green discharge.
Hepar sulph has traditionally been used for symptoms associated with cold sores, herpes and eczema with suppuration. It may also be useful for the symptoms of croup or a barking rattly cough with yellowy mucous. This remedy may have an action on the nerves, connective tissues, respiratory membranes and the glands of the body. It may be useful for conditions associated with the skin and mucous membranes. There is an oversensitivity to pain, touch and cold. The slightest draft can bring on a cold or croup symptoms. They like to be well wrapped up and are very chilly. KeywordsSplinter or needle-like pains; hypersensitive to painIrritable and angry when ill or in painSuppurations with yellow-green dischargesCold sores, herpes and acneSore throat with splinter like sensationEar pain with throbbingHoarseness and noisy, rattly coughCroup, after Aconite and SpongiaModalitiesBetter: Warmth; damp weather; wrapping up especially the headWorse: Cold; cold winds and drafts; touch; right side
