| Gleet is a thin morbid discharge from urethra, as from a wound
or especially chronic gonorrhea.
A transparent mucous discharge from the membrane of the
urethra, commonly an effect of gonorrhea. --Hoblyn.
Gonorrhea - Homeopathic
Medicines & Treatment
#Sulphur. [Sulph]
Gleet in catarrhal subjects will scarcely get well without this
remedy. It is especially useful in maltreated cases where there
is much irritation, soreness and burning of the parts. There is
always a general depressed state of the health when this remedy
is well indicated. The Nosode Medorrhinum is of importance here.
#Sepia. [Sep]
This remedy is useful in intractable cases where the discharge is
milky and greenish and especially scanty, perhaps appearing only
in the morning. Sepia is highly recommended by Jahr in this affection.
Mercurius has greenish-yellow discharges, worse at night.
#Pulsatilla. [Puls]
This remedy suits gleet in phlegmatic and scrofulous constitutions,
with a thick yellow or yellowish-green and bland discharge. Hydrastis.
This remedy is required when there is a want of tone or debility
of the mucous membrane with persistent discharge and no pain. The
discharge is thick and somewhat tenacious.
#Natrum muriaticum. [Nat-m]
Chronic gonorrhoea or gleet, brought on by the abuse of nitrate
of silver injections; the discharge is clear; this is a common condition
and the remedy is most useful. One lasting persisting drop and cutting
pain on urination are good symptoms. Kali iodatum. Franklin recommends
this remedy in gleet, advising the 3X potency. Thuja corresponds
especially to lingering cases of prostatic gleet with a thin yellow
or greenish discharge. Nitric acid follows Thuja in these cases,
especially where there are darting pains and condylomata. Nux vomica.
Gleet in the characteristic Nux constitution, or where the complaint
has been aggravated by excesses in diet and drink. |
