Hand Book of Materia Medica and Homœopathic Therapeutics

Boracicum Acidum bor-ac.

Allen (1889)In every bookSave

General

For internal use a solution of the crystals may be made (1 to 99), or trituration for the first decimal.

General discomfort, amel. walking. ▶ Confusion of head in morning on waking. ▶ Gastric headache. ▶ Much cold saliva. ▶ Hawking. ▶ Nausea, amel. walking in open air, with heaviness in stomach. ▶ Retching, with vomiting of tough mucus and alkaline fluid. ▶ Heaviness and restlessness in stomach till dinner. ▶ Rumbling in abdomen in afternoon and two scanty, pasty stools. ▶ Pasty stools. ▶ Pain in region of ureters. ▶ Frequent urging to urinate. ▶ Copious urine. ▶ On right thigh vesicles, which continually extended and became covered with crusts, in middle, a spot surrounded by new vesicles, which were moist when broken, afterwards this eruption extended to right leg, then passed over to left leg.

Clinical

A solution of Boracic acid is frequently used as an injection in chronic cystitis, with marked benefit.