Muriatic Acid

This remedy is often called for in cases where the patient cannot urinate without having the bowels moved at the same time; in typhus or low grades of fever where we find this symptom with great prostration. Patient may think he is going to pass a little wind, when urine will come away also. Haemorrhoids very tender to the touch, so much so, that he can scarcely bear to use paper after an evacuation; after confinement, haemorrhoids protrude so that the pressure of a sheet can scarcely be borne.

In low types of fever the patient often slips down toward the foot of the bed, and must be lifted up every little while . Cannot bear the sight or thought of meat, it is so distasteful. Urine too copious, both night and day.

Affections in general, of any kind, appearing in the tendo achillis; the soles of the feet; scurvy, particularly if the parts affected are very sore and tender to the touch, Itching of the skin relieved by scratching. Putrid ulcers.

Remedies following:-- Calc. carb., Kali carb., Pulsat., Nux vom., Silic., Sepia, Sulphur .

Bryon .