Urinary Disease

Bed-Wetting KREOSOTUM 6, 30 It is a first-class remedy for nocturnal bed wetting of children. Children wet the bed during first part of night. Deep sleep, from which the child is aroused with difficulty. The child frequently…
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Jaundice Jaundice, newborn children in: Aco., Nux. V., Merc. S., Bov., Cheld., China, Elat., Nat. S. CHELIDONIUM 6, 30 Pressive pain in liver. Taste bitter in mouth. Tongue thickly coated yellow with red tip and edges. Whites of…
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Gall Stone CALCAREA CARB 30 Severe pain in epigastrium with profuse sweat, has to bend double. Cannot bear tight clothing around the waist. Sweat, especially about head. During colic Calc. Carb 30 should be given every 15 minutes.…
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Urinary Calculus or Stone If a sample of urine is collected and while fresh brick- dust-like sediment falls to the botton, we can suspect stones. At first they are like impalpable powder (sediment), then they look like sands or…
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Strangury It means a severe and urgent urging for making water, though the actual passage or urine is only in drops or not at all. Causes: Stone in the bladder, gonorrhoea, nephritis, uterine discharges, worms, etc. Treatment If…
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Enuresis Owing to partial paralysis of the muscles of urinary bladder or weak mentality or want of proper straining, children may make water in bed. In adults, urine dribbles out—and in them the causes chiefly are injuries due to delivery,…
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Diuresis This means increased frequency of urination or passage of urine which contains more water than solids. Treatment Kali Carb. 6 Frequent micturition at night; urging for urination, but urine is passed after much effort. Carlsbad…
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Cystitis This means inflammation of the urinary bladder—the result chiefly of cold, some, gonorrhoea, or careless passage of catheter. Symptoms: Pain and sense of heaviness in the pubic region, chill, rigor, straining at micturition,…
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Uraemia (Acetonemia) In cholera albuminuria, nephritis, etc., where urine is wholly or partially suppressed, the poison that should have been eliminated with urine get absorbed into the system. This state of poisoning is called uraemia or…
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Retention and Suppression of Urine Retention of urine It is the accumulation of urine in the urinary bladder without being able to void it. It is due to loss of sense of distention as in typhoid fever or to mechanical obstruction…
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