Ομοιοπαθητική ΒιβλιοθήκηMercurius Sulfocyanatus
T. F. Allen - Εγκυκλοπαίδεια της Καθαρής Materia Medica (φάρμακα που απουσιάζουν από τα άλλα βιβλία) · Timothy Field Allen · 1,180 χαρακτήρες
General EN
Sulphocyanide of mercury, CyHg 2 S 2 (Pharaoh's serpents).
Authorities. 1 , Dr. Peters, L'Union Méd., 1865, 110, p. 525 (S. J., 128, 294), a boy ate one "serpent;" 2 , Syri, Bull. de Thérap., 81, p. 567, 1866 (S. J., 133, p. 161), a man took a whole "serpent" in water.
Mind EN
Excessive anxiety, [2] .
Head EN
Vertigo on attempting to rise, [2] .
Face EN
Paleness and great weakness, with cold skin and frequent shivering, [1] .
Mouth EN
Constant salivation, [2] . Disgusting metallic taste in the mouth, [1] .
Throat EN
Extreme redness of the fauces, with a white membrane on the tonsils, [2] .
Most violent burning in the fauces, [2] .
Heat and constriction in the oesophagus, with difficulty of swallowing and burning in the epigastric region, with nausea, [1] .
Stomach EN
Vomiting, [2] . [10.]
Epigastric region painful to pressure, [2] .
Stool EN
Bloody stools, [2] .
Respiratory Organs.
Voice rough and hoarse, [2] . Tenacious expectoration (after four days), [2] .
Pulse EN
Pulse full, 54, and intermitting every three beats (second day), [2] .
Superior Extremities. Pain in the shoulder-joint, [2] .
General Symptoms.
General prostration for some days, [2] .