SBL Acid Salicylicum 30 CH 30ml

Salicylic acid,  Acid Saly, Acid Salicylicum, Acid Salic. C6H4(OH).CO.OH. Found in Spiræa blossoms, Gaultheria, &c. unnaturally ready from Phenol.

Clinical

Bone, caries of. Climacteric. Coryza. Diarrhœa. Diphtheria. Dyspepsia, flatulent. Flatulence. Flushes. Foot-sweat; suppression of. Gastritis. Intestines, ulceration of. Iritis. Necrosis. Inflammatory disease, herpetic. Septicemia. Rheumatism. Rheumatism. Scarlatina, anginosa. Sciatica. Stomatitis. Tapeworm. Throat, sore.

Characteristics

Salicylic acid is found in nature within the leaves and barks of Willows, in Oil of Wintergreen (Gaultheria) that is one among the chief sources of its supply, and is obtained synthetically from phenylic acid. It’s been mostly used as a disinfectant, and because it is meant to be non-poisonous it's used for intermixture with and then protective foods. Terribly helpful for corns and warts; additionally to hasten the peeling of palms and soles once scarlet fever”. "The property of preventing foot-sweat is by no suggests that an unmixed boon, and high malady has resulted from it.  Sal. ac. features a specific respect to rheumatism, phenyl salicylate has had an accidental proving that has led to some homœopathic uses. It’s the "unpleasant symptoms" that numerous practitioners want to avoid, that are of exceptional worth to homœopaths. Like phenolic acid and alternative disinfectants, Sal. ac. produces fermentative upset stomach, and diarrhœa with putrid-smelling stools, and it meets dynamically blood-poisoning conditions, like septicemia and septicæmia. The symptoms are aggravates by bit. Aggravates By motion. Aggravates at midnight. Aggravated By cold air or bit of something cold. Ameliorates By hot applications, particularly by dry heat.

Causation

Suppression (foot-sweat).

1. Mind

Anxiety; worrying, restless, yet mild.─Melancholic, needs to be quiet; feels faint.─Excited mood.─Delirium; stupid, will hardly collect his concepts, then laughed without cause, talked continuously and disconnectedly, oftentimes looked regarding him with apparent hallucinations.

2. Head

Dullness of head; stupefaction.─Vertigo; inclines to fall to l., encompassing objects appear to fall to r.─Ménière's sickness.─Rush of blood to go.─Severe headache, piercing in each temples.─Headache commencing on high or back of head, running down sterno-mastoid (more r. side), that is tender to the touch.─Buzzing sensation in the interior of the brain as if blood were forced violently through a contracted vessel.

3. Eyes

Diminished acuteness of vision.─ (Plastic inflammation following acute rheumatism; pain briefly ameliorates by hot applications.)

4. Ears

Hearing diminished.─Nervous hearing loss.─Deafness with noises (roaring) in ears.─Roaring in ears and troublesome hearing; hears music; swarm of bees or droning of flies; rush of blood to go, excited mood.─Tinnitus passionate about hyperæmia.─Auditory nerve giddiness (Ménière's disease); a difficult nausea related  the pinnacle symptoms.

5. Nose

Wants to sneeze.─Sneezing.─Incipient catarrh; patients, esp. children, sneeze all day.

6. Face

Dull, significant aspect; face flushes quickly on slight excitement.

7. Mouth

Burning in mouth and epigastric region.─Burning and scraping in mouth and throat.─Redness of mouth and fauces.─Stomatitis, mouth hot and dry, tongue coated with burning vesicles.─Foul breath and offensive expectoration.─Mouth dotted with white patches, burning, scalded feeling; ulcers on tip of tongue.─Canker-sores with burning soreness and putrid breath.─Taste: very disgusting; as of one thing burnt; bitter; bitter bilious, that can't be got free of; food has no taste.

8. Throat

Burning in throat.─Scraping in throat inflicting cough.─Hæmorrhagic inflammatory disease with issue of swallowing.─Tonsils red, swollen, studded white.─Violent efforts to swallow, with issue in swallowing, woke him from sleep; the pain and issue became confined to r. aspect projected on auditory tube into ear: swelling of r. tonsil, noticeable outwardly, with sensitiveness to the touch and accrued temperature in vicinity; tissue layer of throat and posterior passageway red, swollen, with ulcers size of head of a pin, once a short while a tiny low lump of chintzy matter of sturdy odour was expectorated.

9. Stomach

Nausea, gagging, water brash.─Frequent projection.─Ecchymoses.─Erosions and ulcers in abdomen and bowels.─Burning in epigastric region.─Weak, nervous sensation in abdomen.─Flatulent and fermentative dyspepsia; putrid belchings.

10. Abdomen

Abdominal distension.─Ulceration of bowels.─Violent, constant pressure in abdomen, with feeling of incarcerated flatus; related to constipation.

11. Stool and anus

Diarrhœa: stools green; flushes easily as in hectic; acid, sour, or putrid smelling.─Costive: stool dry, hard; then diarrhœa, watery, sour, yellow, with great weakness.─Cholera infantum with peculiarly putrid eructations.─Caused expulsion of tænia.

12. Urinary Organs

Diabetes mellitus.─Albuminuria, rheumatic diathesis.─Urine: scanty, clear, brown; 3 hours once passage has a green tinge, and a feathery deposit of crystal of Salicyluric acid; if these are removed the urine promptly becomes putrid; if left, urine remains fresh for every week.

13. Feminine Sexual Organs

Leuco-phlegmatic girl, frequent hot flushes, irritability, forgetfulness, dull, significant pain in neural structure.─Septic septicemia.

14. Respiratory Organs

Respiration hurried, typically deepened, typically shallow or sighing and almost panting, as if laboured, however no complaint of issue of respiration.─Dry cough of a tough, racking, spasmodic character, < at midnight in previous individuals.

15. Chest

Spasmodic, flatulent asthma; putrid bronchitis; gangrene of lungs.─Firmly seated pressure at an aspect of the sternum as giant as the hand, with feeling as if the bone was sore.

16. Heart

Pulse Short, rapid, weak.

17. Limbs

Heat, redness, soreness, and swelling about joints; aggravates in knees, with acute, piercing pains; aggravates on motion; ameliorates from dry heat.─Soreness and pain in r. deltoid and r. gastrocnemius muscle, changing next day to l. wrist and forearm; aggravates touch and movement.

18. Higher Limbs

Rheumatic pain or rheumatism, occurring in some girls throughout climaxis; the pains disappeared, the engorgements of fingers subsided, and also the hands might once more be used.

19. Lower Limbs

After suppressed foot-sweat, rheumatic pains; aggravates at night; once an hour's sleep forced to get up; pain in course of l. sciatic nerve, drawing burning; "as if foot were in an ant-hill"; as if it'd prefer to sweat.─Necrosis of shinbone.─Copious foetid foot-sweats.

20. Generalities

Weakness, faintness.─Deprives bone of its lime salts.

21. Skin

Skin has red points like flea-bites.─Skin red and sensitive.─Urticaria.

22. Sleep

There is Yawning.─Frequently wakes from sleep thinking he heard music.

23. Fever

Slight chill, crawling in spine; yawning; chill in finger-tips.─Fever continuous, burning, then sweat with relief; fever once more until exacerbation of symptoms.─Weak, faint when fever and sweat.─Flushes easily as in feverish.─Profuse sweat; as sweat increased strength declined.