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	Silicea is indicated in all cases of slow pus formation. It helps to ripen an abscess and promote discharge, such as in resolving boils or tooth abscesses. NOTE: Silica is contra-indicated where foreign articles are present i.e. Heart stents, IUD, breast implants, metal pins, pacemakers etc.		Silicea is indicated in all cases of slow pus formation. It helps to ripen an abscess and promote discharge, such as in resolving boils or tooth abscesses. NOTE: Silica is contra-indicated where foreign articles are present i.e. Heart stents, IUD, breast implants, metal pins, pacemakers etc.<ref>[http://micki.co.za/tissue_salts.htm Physical Signs of Deficiency]</ref>