ACUTE OR SUBACUTE INDICATIONS:

• Acute fever with cephalic hyperemia, cold feet or hot feet, dry and warm skin.

• Acute inflammation (skin, mucous membranes, serous membranes or connective tissue).

CHRONIC INDICATIONS:

• Dermal: Itching exacerbated by bed heat. All forms of dermatoses (erythema, vesicular, wet or dry) with itching aggravated by the heat of the bed and water (cold or warm) - after scratching, a burning sensation appears. Atopic or contact eczema of all forms and localizations, prurigo strofulus. Scabies: external treatment is needed to destroy the skin. Sulfur relieves itching. Tendency to furunculosis, recurrent barley grains, pustular acne. Ciliary blepharitis. Frostbite.

• Respiratory: Respiratory allergies - periodic or non-periodic vasomotor rhinitis: dry, slightly clogged nose or, conversely, brown fluid leaks, which irritates the edge of the nostrils. Frequent sneezing, itchy nose, asthma aggravated at night, improved by opening a window and breathing fresh air.
Recurrent inflammation of the mucous membranes and respiratory tract, chronic rhinitis with purulent foul-smelling discharge, inflamed, red sore nose with frequent epistaxis. Chronic bronchitis with coughing of greenish sputum.

• Digestive: Stomatitis, aphthae, gastritis, hepatodigestive migraines at the end of the week, congested and painful liver; flatulence with smelly meteorism; constipation with burning and itchy hemorrhoids, sometimes diarrhea, especially early; subicterus and colorless stool; around 11 o'clock feeling empty in the stomach, the affected person must eat or drink alcohol. Colitis and enterocolitis.

• Joints: Early stages of pelvispondylitis; lumbargia.

• Cardiovascular: Onset of unstable hypertension, onset of left ventricular insufficiency.

• Urogenital: Enuresis nocturna in a child sulfuric, chronic cystitis, prostatism, colpitis.

• Diabetes melllitus: as an adjuvant in obese patients.