Lacticum acidum
autorstwa H. A. Roberts — The Rheumatic Remedies
Historical reference for practitioners and students. The statements below reflect the named author’s homeopathic teaching and do not establish treatment effectiveness. This text is not medical advice and must not replace appropriate diagnosis or care.
In acute rheumatic fever with elbows, knees and small joints affected, with the very profuse sweat and profuse frequent urination, Lactic acid finds its field clearly indicated.
NECK AND BACK
Rheumatic pain in right side of neck and right breast < stooping.
Neck stiff, also down between shoulders.
Pain in edge of trapezius at occipital and clavicular insertions.
Pain in lower part of back all night.
ACHING PAIN ACROSS SMALL OF BACK.
RHEUMATIC SORENESS IN MUSCLES OF CHEST, BACK AND EXTREMITIES.
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES
Pain in shoulder on moving arm.
Rheumatic pains in both shoulders running up muscles of the neck.
Slight rheumatic pains in wrist joint.
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES
Rheumatic pains in right knee joint on moving leg.
Pains in knee joints at times extending to the toes, as if the foot had been asleep.
Cramp in calf early in morning after rising.
Pain in left great toe.
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL
RHEUMATIC INFLAMMATION OF ELBOWS, KNEES AND SMALL JOINTS OF BOTH EXTREMITIES.
AGGRAVATIONS
AT NIGHT.
MOTION.
CONCOMITANTS
ACRID SWEAT, PROFUSE.
URINE PROFUSE.