Calcarea Sulphurica - The Homeopathic Remedy

General description and domicile:
Calcium Sulphate, commonly known as Plaster of Paris, used for over a century to immobilize fractured bones, is one of the first minerals to crystallize when sea water evaporates. It is also found in hot springs and other volcanic sites where it is present either as gypsum (similar to clay deposits) or selenite, a crystalline form.

Part used and extraction:
Gypsum is used in homeopathy.

Remedy preparation:
Triturated with lactose sugar to obtain mother tincture

History:
Calcium Sulphate was one of the remedies developed by Dr. Wilhelm Schussler known as "tissue salts"

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Remedy profile:
Calc. Sulph. people are timid, weepy and lethargic who may compensate by appearing bossy and quarrelsome. They often have a fear of flying animals like bats and birds.
People needing this remedy have thick yellow, pussy discharges that may contain blood. This remedy is mostly prescribed after the discharge starts and the color is evident.

Key Symptoms:
Pus discharge, pus in mucus

Used for treatment of:

Eczema (if pus is evident)

Catarrh

Croup

Cold

Abscesses

Carbuncles

Boils

Furuncles

Earache (pus present)

Eye inflammation (yellow discharge)

Conjunctivitis (only when discharge is yellow)

Infected Wounds
 

General Symptoms Worse for: Factors/Conditions that make the symptoms worse
Heat
Cold and damp
Stuffy rooms
Exertion

General Symptoms Better for: Factors/Conditions that improve symptoms
Fresh air
Warmth
Bath or shower