Pharmacological and clinical notes
Ventriculus suis (stomach)
Stimulating effect in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. chronic gastritis, achylia gastrica.
Mucosa nasalis suis (nasal mucosa)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucous membrane in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. rhinitis.
Mucosa oris suis (oral mucosa)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. gingivitis.
Mucosa pulmonis suis (mucosa of the small bronchi)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. bronchitis.
Mucosa oculi suis (conjunctiva)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. conjunctivitis.
Mucosa vesicae felleae suis (mucosa of the gall bladder)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. cholangitis and cholecystitis.
Mucosa vesicae urinariae suis (mucosa of the bladder)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. cystitis.
Mucosa pylori suis (mucosa of the pyloric region)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g ventricular ulcers.
Mucosa duodeni suis (mucosa of the duodenum)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. duodenitis.
Mucosa oesophagi suis (mucosa of the oesophagus)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. heartburn.
Mucosa jejuni suis (mucosa of the upper segment of the small intestine)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. duodenitis.
Mucosa ilei suis (mucosa of the lower segment of the small intestine)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. duodenitis.
Mucosa coli suis mucosa of the colon)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. colitis.
Mucosa recti suis (mucosa of the rectum) Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysfunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. colitis, constipation.
Mucosa ductus cholidochi suis (mucosa of the bile duct)
Stimulating effect specific to the mucosa in dysunctions and retoxic damage, e.g. cholangitis, cholelithiasis.
Pankreas suis (pancreas)
Pancreopathy, chronic enteritis, marasmus, cachexia.
Argetum nitricum (silver nitrate)
Inflamed and ulcerated mucosa, gastroenteritis, splinter pains.
Belladonna (deadly nightshade)
Localized reaction phase, dryness of the mucosa, conditions of irritation with cramp and stabbing pains, biliary colic.
Oxalis acetosella (wood sorrel)
Gastritis, ventricular and duodenal ulcers, diarrhoea, hepatopathy with dyspepsia, stomatitis aphthosa.
Anacardium (Malacca nut)
Hunger pains, post-prandial pains, e.g. in pylorus syndrome, duodenitis, duodenal ulcers.
Phosphorus (phosphorus)
Remedy for affections of the parenchyma and mucosa, tendency towards diffuse haemorrhages of the mucosa.
Lachesis (bushmaster)
Sensation of globus, each ingestion of food brings disorders, sensitive hepatic region, feeling that clothes are too tight, inflated abdomen, angina tonsillaris, bluish-red swelling.
Ipecacuanha (ipecacuanha)
Nausea and vomiting, coughs with nausea, gushes of blood, conjunctivitis, chemosis, epiphora.
Nux vomica (vomit-nut)
Remedy for affections of the stomach, intestine and liver; consequences of the misuse of stimulants (alcohol, nicotine); vomitus matutinus, spasmodic constipation, haemorrhoids.
Veratrum (white hellebore)
All highly feverish affections and those starting feverishly, e.g. pneumonia, gastroenteritis, circulatory failure.
Pulsatilla (wind flower)
Remedy for affections of the mucosa, heartburn, gastro-intestinal colic, conjunctivitis.
Kreosotum (beech tar creosote)
Catarrh of the mucosa with acrid secretions, e.g. in bronchitis (fetida), leucorrhoea.
Sulfur (sulphur)
Reagent, cellular activity is influenced catalytically, scrofulous glandular swelling, hepatopathy, catarrh of the upper part of the respiratory tract.
Natrium diethyloxalaceticum (sodium oxalacetate)
Active factor of the citric acid cycle and of redox systems, weakness of the defensive system.
Bacteriumcoli-Nosode (Escherichia coli nosode)
Coli infection, meteorism, cholangitis, cholelithiasis, cystitis.
Condurango (condurango bark)
Stimulates the digestive functions; increased secretions of the digestive glands; chronic gastritis with a tendency towards ulceration, oesophageal stricture.
Kalium bichromicum (potassium dichromate)
Viscid, ropy secretions from all mucosa, chronic catarrh of the nose, middle ear, ear passages, (poly-)sinusitis, stomatitis aphthosa and, in particular, ulcerosa, ventricular and duodenal ulcers.
Hydrastis (golden seal)
Remedy for affections of the mucosa: thick, viscid, ropy, yellowish-white secretions from all mucosa (nose, sinuses, uterus, bladder, etc.); stomatitis aphthosa, gastroduodenitis.
Mandragora (mandrake)
Gastrocardiac syndrome, duodenal ulcers, cholecystopathy.
Momordica balsamina (balsam apple)
Gripping, colicky pains in the epigastrium, gastrocardiac syndrome, pancreopathy.
Ceanothus americanus (New Jersey tea)
"Tangled" sensation in the left side of the epigastrium, diabetes, splenic disorders.
Based on the individual homoeopathic constituents of Mucosa compositum, therapeutical possibilities result for the treatment of catarrh and other affections of the mucosa, as well as of the digestive glands, e.g. duodenitis, gastritis, ventricular and duodenal ulcers, intestinal spasms, cardiospasms, diverticulitis; also as auxiliary remedy for pancreatitis, cholecystitis and cholangitis, as well as a predisposition for ileus, intestinal stasis, diarrhoea, eczema ani, flatulence, fissura ani, conjunctivitis, affections of the paranasal sinuses, sinusitis, catarrh of the ear passages, dysbacteria, gastrocardial syndrome, hyperacidity, constipation, bronchitis chronica, asthma, pyelitis, cystitis, prostatitis, urethritis, vaginitis, etc., stomatitis, tracheitis, laryngitis, for the preliminary and after-treatment in operations on the abdomen and intestine, bronchial tubes, larynx, etc., also for the purification of the homotoxic terrain in neoplasm phases.
For constipation, inject into the nasolabial sulcus on both sides (20th colonic point of acupuncture).
Mucosa compositum contains numerous mucous membranes and anti-inflammatory agents (Argentum nitricum, Belladonna, etc.), as well as preparations intended specifically for the treatment of the epigastrium, pylorus, pancreas and the small intestine, but also the large intestine (Veratrum). Due to the inclusion of the colibacillinum nosode, Mucosa compositum is
also indicated for colicystitis. By means of some effective antineoplasmatic components (Hydrastis, Condurango), Mucosa compositum also exerts a prophylactic action against progressive vicariation (in the sphere of the cellular phases).
Mucosa compositum is, therefore, indicated as intermediate remedy in the treatment of numerous diseases of the mucosa (in addition to Duodenoheel, Gastricumeel, Nux vomica-Homaccord, Veratrum-Homaccord, Ceanothus-Homaccord, etc.).
Mucosa compositum acts in association with Atropinum compositum (as mixed injection) for spasmodic symptoms occurring in organs lined with mucosa, e.g. for biliary colic. The mixed injections are distributed in the form of wheals along the right costal arch, and possibly also a few intracutaneous wheals are positioned at the right corner of the shoulder blade.
Favourable combinations also result with Euphorbium compositum in affections of the sinuses, as well as in otitis media.
Mucosa compositum can also be applied in the progressiv auto-sanguis therapy when auto-aggression diseases are involved.
The dosage is adjusted according to the disease, the clinical picture and the stage of the illness: in acute disorders daily, then once to 3 times weekly, 1 ampoule i.m., s.c. (possibly with the patient's own blood), possibly i.v., alternating or with auxiliary remedies.