Tannic acid is used in the following conditions except_____________?
Correct answer: C. Toothache
- A. Bleeding gums
- B. Alkaloidal poisoning
- C. Toothache
- D. Bleeding piles
Explanation
Tannic acid acts as a local astringent and has been used for bleeding gums, bleeding piles and as an older treatment for alkaloidal poisoning. Toothache is not a standard indication, making it the exception.
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