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Merc viv
MERC
• Colds & Congestion • Heartburn & Diarrhea• Bad Breath • Sensitivity to Temperature
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Quick Overview
Very sensitive to heat, cold and dampness, Mercurius cases often take cold or become weary and restless in extreme weather. It relieves colds that cause a very sore throat, raw noses and thick yellow discharge. Mouth problems (sores, a metallic taste and bad breath) and digestive issues (heartburn, slimy diarrhea) often need Merc. Odorous discharges and a thirst for cold drinks, provide keys to identifying Mercurius cases. A mercurial tendency to change one’s mind constantly should always count toward the selection of Merc, as well.
Mercurius viv (mercury / quicksilver)
Too hot, too cold but rarely just right. Like the thermometer it has given us, Mercurius cases are very sensitive to temperature changes and often take cold or become discouraged, weary and restless when the weather is too hot, too cold, too cloudy or too damp. That’s just the beginning of this remedy’s instability.
Merc's many trademark symptoms include smelly discharges, mouth symptoms and a tendency to catch colds or other acute irritations frequently. Mercurius colds have a very sore throat and thick yellow discharges that leave nose, eyes and even ears raw. This leads to sinus congestion, sinus headaches with tearing pains and congestion with bouts of coughing and yellow green mucus.
Its skin conditions may need professional guidance, especially if there has been a history of suppressed skin problems. It can purge a range of eruptions– pimply, moist or yellowish crusty eruptions, sores, etc. Mercurius’ typical mouth problems include gum sores, a metallic taste, excess salivation, bleeding swollen gums, mouth sores and very bad breath. Skin is usually moist with profuse perspiration and may suffer itchy eruptions with yellowish tint.
Odorous discharges anywhere, including profuse oily sweat and saliva, and the related thirst for cold drinks or beer even with a chilling fever, provide the keys to identifying Mercurius cases. Its gastric picture includes a tightness in the stomach, heartburn and hiccups that worsen at night. Painful slimy diarrhea with cutting colic might follow.
In those Mercurius can do the most for, temperature changes are not their greatest instability. They have a mercurial tendency to change their minds constantly. They can become rattled, confused and forgetful when upset or frightened. They tend to feel rushed and anxious inside but appear sluggish and slow, yet very restless. A lack of self confidence may be evident to all, if not, a general weariness with life and indifference is. They may be highly aware of injustice and a bit suspicious.
| Keynotes | Colds, Congestion, Sinus, Cough, Heartburn, Diarrhea, Halitosis, Bad Breath, sore throat, Throat pain, thick yellow discharge, mucus yellow, Mouth sores, metallic taste, Indecision, eruptions, profuse perspiration, sweating |
| Brand | 1-800 Homeopathy |
| Product Type | Single Remedy |
From the Experts:
“On the emotional level, the Mercury patient tends to be withdrawn and introverted. The emotions are often strong internally but are rarely given expression. The patient feels different than other people and has a sort of instinctive reserve about expressing himself ... He puts on a facade of normality and conservatism.
The Mercury child is often very precocious and seems to have almost adult-like emotions. He can seem flirtatious, intense and sensitive... More often the child is shy and withdrawn.”
–Roger Morrison, Desktop Guide to Keynotes and Confirmatory Symptoms
“On the emotional level, the Mercury patient tends to be withdrawn and introverted. The emotions are often strong internally but are rarely given expression. The patient feels different than other people and has a sort of instinctive reserve about expressing himself ... He puts on a facade of normality and conservatism.
The Mercury child is often very precocious and seems to have almost adult-like emotions. He can seem flirtatious, intense and sensitive... More often the child is shy and withdrawn.”
–Roger Morrison, Desktop Guide to Keynotes and Confirmatory Symptoms
