UREALiquid

Urea, also known as Carbamide, is a biochemical compound naturally found in the urine of mammals and is widely recognized for its role in the elimination of nitrogenous waste. In homoeopathy, Urea is used as a medicine in various pathological conditions, especially those involving the kidneys, liver, and metabolic disorders such as gout and diabetes. It also plays a valuable role in managing chronic skin conditions like eczema and systemic states such as dropsy, albuminuria, and uraemia. Urea assists to regulate abnormal fluid retention, promote diuresis, and reduce albumin content in urine, offering relief in many renal and hepatic insufficiencies. It has shown benefits in children with nephrotic symptoms, as well as in patients suffering from tuberculosis, where it acts as a mild nervous tonic.

Common Names: Carbamide

SBL’s Urea can be helpful in the following conditions:

• Albuminuria and Kidney Disorders
  • Helps reduce albumin in urine, especially in cases with oedema, brown urine, and general dropsy.
  • Urinary complaints with constant urging and sediment in urine.
• Dropsy (Generalized Edema)
  • Profuse urination helps reduce swelling and fluid accumulation.
  • Aids in cases of ascites, pudendal swelling, and generalised edema.
• Diabetes
  • Supports metabolic balance in diabetes-related complications.
  • Aids in managing excessive thirst and frequent urination.
• Gout and Gouty Eczema
  • Supports in managing elevated uric acid levels and inflammation.
  • Helps in skin manifestations like itching and eczema linked to uric acid excess.
• Liver Cirrhosis
  • Assists in cases of hepatic dysfunction and fluid retention related to cirrhosis.
• Uræmia
  • Aids in uræmic states with systemic toxicity, nervousness, and mental dullness.
• Tuberculosis
  • Acts as a nervous tonic, particularly helpful in tuberculous patients with fatigue and weakness.
• Skin Conditions
  • Itching and burning of the skin, especially in the context of abdominal complaints or systemic illness.
  • Assists in eczema with gouty or metabolic background.
• Urinary and Genital Issues
  • Constant urging to urinate beginning at the root of the penis.
  • Tearing pain from bladder to groin, worse while standing.
  • Itching along the sulcus of the glans with a tired feeling.
• Abdominal Discomfort
  • Steady dull pain in the right hypochondrium.
  • Burning of the abdominal skin and intolerable internal sensations.
• Neurological and General Complaints
  • Feelings of general uneasiness and sensation of being “poisoned.”
  • Head dull and heavy, as if burdened with a heavy lump.