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Aethiops Mineralis

AETHIOPS MINERALIS

  Sulph and Quicksilver, or Black Sulphide Mercury (AETHIOPS MERCURIALIS-MINERALIS)
This preparation is of use in scrofulousaffections, ophthalmia, otorrhœa, painful, irritating, scabby eruptions, hereditary syphilis.
Skin
Eruptions. Favus-like, scrofulous, herpetic and eczematous.
Relationship
Aethiops Antimonalis--(Hydrargyrum stibiato sulfuratum).--(often more effective than the above in scrofulous eruptions, glandular swellings, otorrhœa and scrofulous eye affections, corneal ulcers. Third trituration). Compare: Calc; Sil; Psorin.
Dose
The lower triturations, especially the second decimal.
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