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Description
Kali phosphoricum or the phosphate of potassium (K2HPO4) is a homeopathic medication that is dispensed in the form of small round pills or diluted solutions. It has widespread usages in homeopathy, including its use as a tonic for nerves and the brain.
Potency: 30/200/1M
Product Origin: Germany
Key uses/benefits:
- It is a natural cure for muscle weakness attended with marked general fatigue.
- It removes hard growths in different parts of the abdomen.
- It helps to control vomiting of large quantities of very offensive fluid. This vomiting is commonly associated with burning, constricting, and gnawing pains in the abdomen.
- It helps to relax the contraction of limbs that has occurred following colic.
Dosage
Directions of Use:
- As directed by your Physician
Safety Information
Safety Information:
- Read the label carefully before use.
- Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Keep out of reach of children.
Additional Information
Additional information about Kalium phos
Mind.–Anxiety, nervous dread, lethargy. Indisposition to meet people. Extreme lassitude and depression. Very nervous, starts easily, irritable. Brain-fag; hysteria; night terrors. Somnambulance. Loss of memory. Slightest labor seems a heavy task. Great despondency about business. Shyness; disinclined to converse.
Head.–Occipital headache; better, after rising. Vertigo, from lying, on standing up, from sitting, and when looking upward (Granat). Cerebral anćmia. Headache of students, and those worn out by fatigue. Headaches are relieved by gentle motion. Headache, with weary, empty, gone feeling at stomach (Ign; Sep).
Eyes.–Weakness of sight; loss of perceptive power; after diphtheria; from exhaustion. Drooping of eyelids (Caust).
Ears.–Humming and buzzing in the ears.
Nose.–Nasal disease, with offensive odor; fetid discharge.
Face.–Livid and sunken, with hollow eyes. Right-sided neuralgia relieved by cold applications.
Mouth.–Breath offensive, fetid. Tongue coated brownish, like mustard. Excessively dry, in the morning. Toothache, with easily-bleeding gums; they have a bright-red seam on them. Gums spongy and receding (Caps; Hamam; Lach).
Throat.–Gangrenous sore throat. Paralysis of the vocal cords.
Stomach.–A nervous “gone” sensation at the pit of the stomach (Ign; Sep; Sulph). Feels seasick without nausea.
Abdomen.–Diarrhśa; foul, putrid odor; occasioned by fright, with depression and exhaustion. Diarrhśa while eating. Dysentery; stools consist of pure blood; patient becomes delirious; abdomen swells. Cholera; stools have the appearance of rice water (Verat; Ars; Jatrop). Prolapsus recti (Ign; Pod).
Female.–Menstruation too late or too scanty in pale, irritable, sensitive, lachrymose females. Too profuse discharge, deep-red or blackish-red, thin and not coagulating; sometimes with offensive odor. Feeble and ineffectual labor pains.
Male.–Nocturnal emissions; sexual power diminished utter prostration after coitus (Kali carb).
Urinary Organs.–Enuresis. Incontinence of urine. Bleeding from the urethra. Very yellow urine.
Respiratory.–Asthma; least food aggravates. Short breath on going upstairs. Cough; yellow expectoration.
Extremities.–Paralytic lameness in back and extremities. Exertion aggravates. Pains, with depression, and subsequent exhaustion.
Fever.–Subnormal temperature.
Modalities.–Worse, excitement, worry, mental and physical exertion; eating, cold, early morning. Better, warmth, rest, nourishment.
