Natrium Sulphuricum, derived from Sodium Sulphate (Glauber’s Salt), is a potent remedy particularly beneficial for liver conditions.

Constitution:

• Suitable for individuals whose symptoms worsen in damp conditions, especially during monsoon weather or after getting wet in the rain.
• Symptoms aggravated in damp environments such as basements or during rainy weather.
• Aversion to plants growing near water or fish.
• Suicidal tendencies may be present.

Stomach:

• Tongue coated brown and bitter.
• Symptoms include vomiting, acidity, dyspepsia with heartburn, and flatulence.
• Liver sore to touch, with sharp, stitching pains.
• Intolerance to tight clothing around the waist.
• Loose stools in the morning, exacerbated by wet weather.
• Passage of large fecal masses accompanied by gas.
• Effective in hepatitis, jaundice, and bile vomiting.

Indicated for:

• Meningitis following head injuries.
• Asthma in children who grasp their chests while coughing.
• Chronic gout with severe toe pain.
• Predisposition to warts.
• Watery blisters concurrent with jaundice.

Dosage:

• Use as prescribed by a physician. Can be taken alongside allopathic medications.

Side Effects:

• None reported.

Precautions:

• Maintain a half-hour gap between consuming food/drink/other medicines and taking the homeopathic medicine.
• Avoid strong-smelling substances in the mouth such as camphor, garlic, onion, coffee, or hing (asafoetida).
• Use under medical supervision for optimal results.