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Mercurius | Merc Sol | Merc Cor | Mercurius Solubilis 30, 200, 1M, CM Homeopathic medicine Uses

Hi Friends, i am Dr. Zahoor ul islam Shahid, watch my video to know about Merc sol 30, mercurius solubilis 200, Merc sol 1M, mercsol CM uses and benefits in Hindi. Mercurius solubilis (Merc. sol) is a commonly used homoeopathic remedy for mouth-throat infections, catarrh, eye, ear infections, and fever. In homoeopathy, Merc. sol is also known as quicksilver or black oxide of mercury. Mercurius Corrosivus is a homeopathic dilution that relieves sore throat with pain while swallowing. The pellets melt in your mouth and can be taken on the go, no food or water needed. #homeopathicmedicines #mercsol #mercCor #mercuriusSolubilis Link Part 1 :    • Mercurius | Merc Sol | Merc Cor |  Mercuri...   Mercury is useful in the treatment of chronic bone pains, especially of the superficial bones that are devoid of any muscle padding under the skin. Mercury should not be forgotten while considering the treatment of chronic sinuses connected to the bones or glands. A peculiar symptom of Mercury is that joint pains tend to be associated with pus formation. The constitution of a Mercury patient is like that of syphilis. Therefore the bones, when inflamed, develop sinuses and produce pus. Conventional therapy consists of aspirating the pus with a syringe. On the other hand, Mercury when started in a low potency and then gradually increased, can in fact produce better results. However, a high potency, right at the onset of the disease, can prove dangerous. In chronic diseases, the potency should be increased gradually. The safest way is that the treatment should be initiated in a low potency and then gradually increased. Another characteristic of Mercury is that arthritis and rheumatism are associated with swelling and inflammation. Suffering increases with the warmth of the bed and on sweating. The patient sweats profusely yet gets no relief. His restlessness continues in spite of frequent sweating. In acute tonsillitis, when the fever subsides on sweating, the patient’s condition further deteriorates. In this condition, two to three doses of Mercury will first bring back the fever and then make it subside gradually. The patient sweats profusely once instead of sweating repeatedly. In this fever, susceptible to Mercury, one sign is that the child’s eyes appear glossy as if painted with varnish. In measles and chicken pox too, the eyes have a similar appearance for as long as the rash has not appeared. Their breath has a foetid odour. The child may develop meningitis and have visual delusions. In this condition, if Mercury becomes ineffective, Hepar Sulph should be used. If this also fails, then Silicea will be found effective by God’s grace. Usually this condition is within the range of these three remedies. I also use a biochemic prescription for such conditions and that is Natrum Phos, Ferrum Phos, Silicea, Kali Mur and Calcarea Phos in 6X. For inflamed tonsils, Calcarea Fluor should also be added and the mixture administered repeatedly. This prescription has often proved very useful. If the illness is still not controlled and the patient has the symptoms of Mercury, then Mercury must be used, after Hepar Sulph of course. Mercury has a fluctuating nature. Its ailments show ups and downs in their severity. Blood pressure and fever can also behave the same way. In other words, Merc Sol should be used for the treatment of any inconsistent type of condition. When the symptoms of Mercury become severe, the hands tremble and become weak. One becomes incapable of even holding a cup of tea. Mercury may possibly be of benefit in the treatment of epilepsy-like conditions in children as well as neurological diseases associated with spontaneous involuntary movements of the limbs (chorea, athetosis). A Mercury patient has an impulsive nature, speaks rather fast and is impatient. He wants to do things at the spur of the moment. His anger knows no bounds. The tendency towards insanity may be very strong. When emotionally excited, he is very dangerous. He may commit a serious crime or kill himself. He remains tense and is extremely restless. He is fearful of becoming insane and of death. He becomes a coward and possesses a suspicious mind. He loses hope in life. When questioned, he replies carefully and slowly. Memory and the mind become weak. The headache in a Mercury patient is connected to the suppression of body discharges. For example, the suppression of sweating of feet or the sudden stoppage of nasal secretions will precipitate the headache. A sudden cessation of menses will also provoke the headache. The head feels tied up with a bandage. On lying flat on the back, the patient feels dizzy. The Skull feels tightly squeezed and under pressure. Burning and itching are also common.