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Lysidinum

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Lysidinum · Uric Acid Solvent Compound · "The Uric Acid Solvent"

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Exclusively Documented in Clarke

This remedy is documented exclusively in Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica. It does not appear in other classical references in this encyclopedia.

🎯 It acts primarily as a solvent for uric acid and is used to treat conditions associated with oxaluria.

📖 Clarke writes:

Ethylene-Ethenyl-diamine. Methylglycoxalidine (Merck). Trituration. Solution.

👤 Characteristics

Physical Profile & Chemical Properties

•Occurs in red-white crystals

•Solution is a thick pinkish liquid

Sphere of Action & Clinical Indications

•Oxaluria

•Distressing lumbar pain

Administration & Dosage

•50 per cent. solution

•Ten-drop doses

•Well diluted in aerated water

•Thrice daily

⭐ Key Symptoms — Give When You See

Oxaluria in young or old patients

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Distressing lumbar pain

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Long-standing urinary complaints

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Used in 50 percent solution

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Red-white crystalline substance

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Thick pinkish liquid solution

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Administered in aerated water

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Rapid relief of lumbar pain

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📋 Clinical Indications

Conditions Clarke associates with this remedy — no detailed symptom-by-system breakdown exists for this entry.

GoutLithiasisOxaluriaUric acid diathesis

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🌿 Remedy Relationships

🔄 Compare With

Oxalicum Acidum →Sarsaparilla Officinalis →

📚 Sources & References

✓ Clarke's Dictionary↗Boericke's Materia MedicaHering's Guiding SymptomsHahnemann's Materia Medica PuraKent's Materia MedicaAllen's EncyclopediaPhatak's Concise MM

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