Mercurius Solubilus
is a homeopathic remedy originally proven by Dr. Samuel
Hahnemann. his is one of the biggest remedies represented in the
Syphilitic miasm. It is well suited to those who are
anxious and restless by nature.
They have a need for stability and order, and this has them coming across as
conservative. They tend to have a sense of urgency in nearly everything that
they do and this can make them feel insecure and rather introverted at times.
They tend to be rather suspicious in nature and keep their feelings bottled up
for the most part.
Mercury Toxicity (Read
more here) There is a strong connection to the use of mercury (amalgam) dental
fillings and also ailments for vaccination (vaccines contain mercury, including
Hep B until 2007, and also most flu shots). Dental amalgams leech mercury
from the mother who has them to the fetus as dose breast milk transfer in this
manner. Fish is high in mercury and mercury as in air, water, drugs and
biological products that contain thimerosal, as well as cosmetics.
Read more here.
Mental and Emotional Symptoms of Mercury
At its most
extreme the mental state deteriorates into paranoia with a feeling of being
attacked from behind and that everyone is an enemy
There is an instability on all
levels.
“Fluidity” is seen in patients
who require Mercury as a homeopathic remedy. Fluidity is the state of being
unsettled or unstable
Changeability, changeable
mental symptoms
Mercury is one of the main
remedies which is sensitive to both heat and cold.
A very narrow range of tolerance.
The beginning of the Mercury
state of being extremely closed and ultimately paranoid.
Not very social – they are
found it difficult to mix with people.
Introverted, avoids people.
Good at developing ideas and
initiating things, but not keen on routine work .
"Always on the move” – both
physically and mentally.
Restlessness which creates an
internal hurriedness .
Sense of hurry.
Decreased cognitive functions.
Blushing
very much when embarrassed .
Anxiety.
Emotional instability with
irritability.
Excessive
shyness .
Lack of confidence.
Nervous
system symptoms include insomnia, loss of memory.
Fears
Of Mercurius Solubilus
Fear of being alone.
Fear of dark.
Fear of disease.
Fear of dogs, fear of
animals.
Fear of falling.
Fear of knives.
Fear at night; worse at night.
Fear of losing their
minds, insanity.
Fear of people, in a
crowd.
Fear of poverty;
misery
(super thrifty).
Fear of robbers
Fear of suffocating.
Physical Symptoms Of Mercurius Solubilus
A
"Living thermometer".
There is over-reactivity from or with weakness, and nearly
everything aggravates them.
Suppressed discharge.
Discharges are offensive,
greenish-yellow.
Ears, Nose Throat Symptoms of
Mercurius Solubilus
Ear infections (OTITIS MEDIA), either chronic
or acute.
Nose has chronic coryza with offensive, greenish discharge.
Sneezing ameliorated by lying.
Cough is aggravated at night, by
warmth of bed, lying on right side.
Mouth ulcers or canker sores
Ulcerations.
SALIVATION aggravated at NIGHT IN
SLEEP.
Offensive breath or metallic taste
Throat INFLAMMATION, acute or chronic.
Frequent
sore throats both acute or chronic.
Chronic sore
throats or strep throats.
Tonsillitis.
Swelling of lymph glands.
Loss of
teeth
Excessive salivation.
Metallic taste in the mouth.
Hearing loss
Breath is offensive.
Headaches and migraines.
Facial neuralgia
Pain in the right side of the
face or jaw.
Teeth missing, broken and
decayed.
Many cavities in children.
Gum disease, spongy gums.
Digestions
Loss of appetite
Anorexia (or Bulimia)
Milk aggravates; milk comes up sour.
Sweets aggravates.
Intense thirst for cold drinks.
Weak digestion with continuous
hunger.
Hiccough and regurgitation.
Burning pains
Difficulty
swallowing (this could result in a child being a very picky eater, or a
child who gags on food)
Bowel Symptoms
Abdominal pain with vomiting and bloody diarrhea.
Diarrhea with strong
urging.
Stool is offensive, greenish, bloody, slimy.
Burning pains.
Inflammatory bowel diseases.
Respiratory symptoms and
kidney damage.
Chronic symptoms of diarrhea
with mucus and blood in the stool.
