Homeopathic Acidum aceticum

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Action of Medicine: This remedy is indicated in patients who are lean and pale, with lax flabby muscles, who suffer from anaemia, dropsical conditions, debility, dyspnoea, fainting, vomiting with profuse sweats and urination, and nervous headaches of narcotics. Also in membranous laryngitis with hoarseness and laryngeal irritation. In hyperchlorhydria and gastralgia, it is of service when there are violent burning pains in the region of the stomach, with water brash and profuse salivation, nausea and vomiting after eating. The epigastrium is painful upon pressure. Diabetes insipidus is relieved by it when there are large quantities of pale urine passed with intense thirst and a dry, hot skin. Following labour it is useful when there is a profuse haemorrhage and a profound anaemia; or there may be anasarca. It should be studied in case of hectic fever with drenching cold night sweats, when there is no thirst. Reference: A manual of materia medica, therapeutics and pharmacology by Blackwood, Alexander Leslie