Table - Tissue Salts for First Aid

These suggestions are intended as first aid for the treatment of minor ailments.

It is always advisable to consult a Health Care Professional whenever the symptoms persist.

FIRST AID USE OF TISSUE SALTS
Trauma	Tissue Salt	Directions
Abrasions, fresh wounds, and cuts	Ferr Phos	Apply several crushed tablets directly onto the area.
		Bleeding from wounds, cuts, and abrasions, can be controlled with a little powdered Ferr Phos applied direct to the injured parts. A few tablets may be crushed for this purpose or the tablets may be dissolved and used as a lotion.
		Ferr Phos. should also be thought of as a first-aid in cases of bruises, bumps, muscular strains, sprains, etc.
Bruises, falls, and bumps	Ferr Phos	Make a lotion, cream, or compress and apply to affected area.
Bruises of the bones and shins	Calc Fluor	Take under the tongue; also make a lotion, cream, or compress and apply to affected area.
Swelling of contused parts and cuts	Kali Mur	Make a lotion, cream, or compress and apply to affected area.
Swelling of contused parts and cuts	Kali Mur	Schuessler also recommends incorporation with cocoa butter and applied.
Muscular strains and sprains	Ferr Phos	Make a lotion, cream, or compress and apply to affected area.
Strains of ligaments or tendons	Ferr Phos	Take under the tongue; also make a lotion or cream and dab onto affected area.
Burns - minor	Kali Mur	Make a lotion or cream and dab onto affected area.
Burns - more severe	Kali Mur, Calc Sulph, Nat Sulph	Combine the tablets and make a lotion or cream and dab onto affected area.
Insect bites	Nat Mur	Take under the tongue; also make a lotion or cream and dab onto affected area.
Insect bites	Nat Mur	Add Mag Phos if rashlike, about knees and ankles.
Nettle rash, poison ivy, etc	Kali Sulph	Take under the tongue; also make a lotion or cream and dab onto affected area.