URANIUM NITRICUM Dilution

Uranium nitricum is a notable homoeopathic medicine prepared from Nitrate of Uranium, known for its deep constitutional action, particularly on the kidneys, liver, and metabolic processes. It has a marked effect on glycosuria, nephritis, and systemic degeneration, making it valuable in cases of diabetes, high blood pressure, and dropsy. Uranium nitricum is especially beneficial in chronic wasting conditions, with profound debility, emaciation, and fluid retention. It supports the treatment of ulcerative and metabolic disturbances and provides relief in cases with urinary and digestive symptoms.

Common Name
English: Nitrate of Uranium

SBL’s Uranium nitricum can be helpful in the following conditions:

Wasting & Degenerative Diseases:

• Marked emaciation, general debility, and chronic ascites or dropsy.
• Degenerative liver conditions with bloating and tenesmus.
• Diabetes with excessive urination and loss of vitality.
• Nephritis and other acute as well as chronic diseases of kidney with fluid accumulation.

Nervous & Mental Symptoms:

• Mental dullness, ill temper, and depression.
• Lassitude, extreme fatigue on rising, and a sensation of having caught a cold.

Urinary & Genital Symptoms:

• Increased urine output (diuresis) with burning in urethra.
• Diabetes with acidic urine and urinary incontinence.
• Complete impotency with nocturnal emissions and general relaxation of genital organs.

Digestive Relief:

• Ravenous appetite followed by flatulence.
• Nausea, vomiting, and bloated abdomen.
• Painful gastric and duodenal ulcers with burning pain in the pyloric region.

Respiratory & Chest Conditions:

• Chronic bronchitis with copious mucus and progressive emaciation.
• Dry cough with purulent discharge, especially from the left nostril.
• Pain in the chest radiating from the left side toward the ensiform cartilage, worse when fasting.

Skin & Limbs:

• White vesicles on arms and legs with red areolæ, accompanied by burning and itching.
• Useful in cases of lupus excedens, epithelioma, and bruising (ecchymoses).