Natrium muriaticum

CATARRH.

CHRONIC NASAL CATARRH.

Natrum muriaticum. Acute coryza with clear, profuse, watery, white discharge, like in hay fever; or chronic catarrh with sore wings and scabs in the nose.

PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS.

Natrum mur. and sulph., are important remedies in those cases which from an impoverished or disorganized condition of the blood, lead to the anæmic or chlorotic state which so frequently predisposes to consumption. It is especially valuable in cases of old, intermittent fever, that has been abused with Quinine. The patient’s assimilation is so impaired that, while he eats well, he still emaciates all the time. There may be much thirst, and yet the bowels are constipated, with much rectal trouble, or the opposite; watery mucous discharges take place here as they do in all the mucous membranes. With the COUGH there is generally copious, transparent, watery or albuminous expectoration. This is a picture particularly in part at least of Natrum mur., while

COUGH.

Natrum mur.—Cough, with bursting pain in forehead.