ACIDUM CITRICUM Q

Adven Acidum Citricum (Citric Acid)

A supportive remedy for bleeding tendencies, debility, and nutritional disorders

Acidum citricum (Citric Acid), derived from lemon juice and prepared through trituration, belongs to the mineral acid group of homoeopathic medicines.
It is valued for its action in conditions associated with anemia, bleeding tendencies, nutritional deficiencies, and chronic debility.
It is also considered supportive in inflammatory and degenerative states, including scorbutic conditions and systemic weakness.

Common Name: Citric Acid

Key Indications

Mental & Emotional State

• Aversion to family life and responsibilities
• Indolence, lack of motivation
• Emotional withdrawal and disinterest
• Easily frightened, even in familiar surroundings

General Debility & Nutritional Disorders

• Anemia with weakness and pallor
• Malnutrition and general debility
• Bleeding tendencies with low vitality
• Supportive in chronic inflammatory and degenerative conditions

Head & Face

• Redness of face during epileptic states
• Facial flushing associated with weakness

Mouth & Gums

• Scorbutic gums: bleeding, spongy, unhealthy
• Ulcerative conditions of tongue and oral mucosa
• Offensive oral conditions with weakness

Digestive Complaints

• Diarrhoea triggered by acidic drinks (e.g., lemonade)
• Digestive weakness associated with nutritional deficiency

Female Complaints

• Excessive menstrual bleeding
• Weakness associated with profuse menses