Sulphur
Lippe, Keynotes of the Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 1915, p. 148
Sulphur.
Keynotes
Peevishness and fantastic illusions.
Frontal headache in the morning.
Contracted pupils.
Of great utility in the cure of idiopathic epilepsy and convulsions of both sexes.
Great weakness, sallow, pale and yellow face with marked artemia.
Canine hunger very marked.
Seminal emissions and irritability.
Eructations, with aversion to meat, qualmishness and nausea.
Pustular eczema of any part.
Scurfy lids, purulent otorrhea, and loss of vital strength very prominent symptoms when the drug is of curative influence.
When other remedies fail to act is of inestimable need in rallying the vital forces.
Yeasty urine.
Amblyopia in youthful girls with great loss of vigor, anorexia and the costive state.
Useful in hæmorrhoids when the bowels prove inactive.
Paraplegia of the lower limbs and paralysis of other parts.