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Oxalicum Acidum

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Oxalic Acid · Ethanedioic Acid · "The Left-Sided Cardiac Spine Remedy"
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🎯 A powerful remedy for intense, sharp, neuralgic pains and spinal cord irritation that often lead to paralysis.
📖 Boericke writes:
Although certain oxalates are constant constituents of vegetable food and of the human body, the acid itself is a violent poison when taken internally, producing gastro-enteritis, motor paralysis, collapse, stupor and death. Influences the spinal cord, and produces motor paralysis. Pains very violent, in spots (Kali bich) worse, motion, andthinking of them.Periodical remissions. Spasmodic symptoms of throat and chest.Rheumatism of left side.Neurasthenia. Tuberculosis.
👤 Constitution
•Often indicated for individuals suffering from neurasthenia, tuberculosis, or chronic spinal weakness who experience intense, localized, and shifting pains.
⭐ Key Symptoms — Give When You See
Periodical remissions.
introduction
Rheumatism of left side.
introduction
Neurasthenia.
introduction
Hyperaesthesia of retina.
eyes
Terrible neuralgic pains in spermatic cord.
male
Hoarseness.
respiratory
Left lung painful.
respiratory
Aphonia.
respiratory
Dyspnoea; short, jerking inspirations.
respiratory
Heart symptoms alternate with aphonia, angina pectoris; sharp, lancinating pain in left lung coming on suddenly, depriving of breath.
heart
🩺 Systems & Indications
👤HEAD
Used for headaches associated with digestive activity and general head congestion.
Sense of heat.
Confusion and vertigo.
Headache, before and during stool.
🔑 Modalities
↓Worse from
💊 Dosage & Potency
Sixth to thirtieth
Centesimal
🕒As directed
Primary Dosage
🌿 Remedy Relationships
🔄 Compare With
Colchicum Autumnale →Picricum Acidum →Arsenicum Album →
📚 Sources & References

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