Sulphuric acid
Guernsey, Key Notes to the Materia Medica, 1887, p. 173
For any affections arising from general debility, as prolapsus uteri, retroversion, any uterine trouble whatever, the patient having a sense of tremulousness all over.
One feels in a very great hurry, feels that everything must be done in a hurry (also Arg. nitr.). Sour and acrid belching; cough with expectoration in the morning, without expectoration in the evening. Burning darting pains in the muscles; shocks as from pain; black and blue spots on the body; in a bruise, (especially if an old person) when the injured part gets black and blue, and seems as if it would mortify.
Affections in general occurring in the right abdominal ring; sexual organs right side; right upper side; left lower side; inguinal hernia.
Worse
In the afternoon and evening; from surgical injuries in general.
Remedies following
Sepia, best; next, Arnic., Calc. carb., Conium, Lycop., Platin., Sulphur.
Antidote
Pulsat.