Ομοιοπαθητική ΒιβλιοθήκηBrachyglottis Repens
Hale - Materia Medica and Special Therapeutics of the New Remedies · Edwin Moses Hale · 8,436 χαρακτήρες
General EN
[I'uke.-puke, NfM Zealand.) OvBlCiSkl. Pebpaeation.— Tincture of the green leaves and flowers.
Head EN
Confusion in the head and pain in the forehead.
Giddiness and flushed face.
Headache, pressive and throbbing in the forehead.
Bars. Itching and pricking in the ears.
Nose, Itching and burning in the nostrils.
Face EN
Faceache, left side, as if the submaxillary glands were i extending to the upper part of the face.
Mouth EN
Pricking and numbness in the tongue, evening.
Throat EN
Soreness and rawness in the throat, evening.
Stomach EN
Nausea and eructation of the taste of the ingesta, evening. Fluttering in the stomach.
Abdomen EN
PJuttering sensation in the abdomen. Soreness in the groins, as if in the spermatic cords, and a tbriiliiig
sensation through the penis and testes.
Almcet constant pain in the groins and weariness in the limbs.
Throbbing in the left groin, morning.
Stool EN
Kvacuations of dry fseces, with sore, constrictive paia in the. anus, evening.
Urinary Organs EN
Soreness in the region of the kidneys. Pressure and soreness in the neck of the bladder.
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674 BRACHYGLOTTIS EEPEN3.
When passing urine, pain in the bladder and soreness in the urethra ; feeiing as if the nrine couJd not be retained.
Urine abundant; sp. gr., .08 ; full of muoous filaments under the microscope, consisting of mueoiis corpuscles and epithe- lium.
Pain in the neck of the bladder.
A large quantity of pale-eolored urine voided ; sp, gr., ,08 ; boiling and nitric acid test prove albumen.
Passed a large quantity of dark-colored nrine, containing long threads, which, when examined microscopically, proved less mucus, but more transparent waxy casb=.
Urinary secretion painful in the bladder and urethra, and dis- tinct in the penis.
Passed about 56 ounces of urine in twenty-four houre ; sp. gr., 20; full of white mucous sediment, containing epithelium, triple phosphates, and mucous easts from the kidneys.
Sexual Organs EN
Tlirobbing in the penis, and desire to pass urine. Respiratory Organs.
Oppressive breathing.
Chest EN
Pain in left side of chest, region of the heart, evening. Neck and Back.
Pain in the neck by moving the head from one side to the other.
Weariness in the back from coccyx upward?, and dull pain in the region of the kidney.
Soreness in the lower spine, violent and intense.
After riding, the pain in the lumbar region returned with great intensity, extending also to the pectoral muscles and anus.
Feeling as if the whole back would contract backward, and the muscles of the neck were aflected.
Great prostration and pain in the lumbar region by walking.
Extremities EN
Prostration and weakness in the extremities.
Great inclination to stretch the limbs, and especially the arm, to give relief to the weariness between the shoulder-blades and trapeze muscles.
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THE BROMIDES — BKOMIDE OF CALCIUM. 675
Superior Extremities. 9 in the arms.
Pain of great intensity in the deltoid of the left arm.
Sensation of pain running along left upper arm, becoming sta- tionary.
Inferior Extremities, Great lassitude and prostration.
Except in the spine, where the pain is not constant, it appears as if its action could be traced along the anterior branches of the saphenic nerves, and perhaps along the sciatic nerve. The pain in the groin is unquestionably due to the crural
It was some time before the irritability of the bladder and urethra ceased.
The firostration and weakness lasted several days, and the iso- lated troubles through the arms, legs, and thighs continued several weeks,
THE BEOMIDES.
Descbiptiok
Bromine unifes directly with most metala.
Tho application of lieat is uecesaary to induce the corobnstion of some of them.
Vapor of bromine passed over ignited.
Calcium, potsssium, or sodium forma a bromide of the metal.
Mercury combines with the liquid bromide at ordi- nary temperaturee.
Bromide of elhyl ia formed by distilling hydrobromio acid or bromide of phosphorus with alcohol.
Nearly all the bromides are soluble in water.
They strongly resemble the chlorides.
Chlorine with the aid of heat readily drives off the bromine and converts them, into chlorides.
They are rather unstable, some of them giving off part of the bromine ou ex- posure to the Mr.
BEOMIDE OF OALOItJM,
Officinal Prepa rations
Trilu rations.
(Nil Praiiings.] ° Congestion of the brain, with delirium and sleeplessness. ° Sleeplessness, with great nervoas irritability. ° Controls the cerebral congestions and irritations of children,
whether direct or reflex, ° In the incipient and first stages of cerebral d irritable children.
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D76 bromide of ETHYI.- — BROMIDE OF MERCURY.
BEOMIDE OF ETHYI,
Descbiptioh
Ethylic bromide is a transparent, colorless, neutral liqnid, with a strong ethereal odor, and a disagreeable sweetish taste, with a somewhat burning after-taste.
It is sparingly soluble in water, but mixeB in all propor- tions with alcohol and ether.
It burns with difficulty, giving a beautiful green flame, which does not sinoke, bat which evolves a strong odor of lijdrobromic
Prepakatioss. — Never given except by inhalation.
The action of ethy! bromide has been observed by numerous ex- perimenters, who give it the following physiological actions:
By inhalation or subcutaneously, it causes death by a toxic action on the centre of respiration.
Ad iDJectioD into the jugular toward the heart kills by cardiac arrest, probably due to an action on the cardiac muscles.
In toxic doses it diminishes the frequency of the heart, followed by a subsequent |>ermanent rise to normal rate.
In toxic doses, it depresses the actual tension alQadily, due in major part to the depressatit action of the drug upon the heart, and in minor part to a partial loss of tone of either the spinal vaso-motor centres, or the peripheral vaso-niotor system.
The inhibitory power of the piieumogastric is not paralyzed.
BROMIDE OF MEECTJSY,
OmciK aiPkepARAtio ks. — Triturations.
Mouth EN
Increased salivation.
Very nauseous tastes.
Very disgusting metallic taste.
Throat EN
Disagreeable sensation in the pharynx. Very raw, scraping sensation in the pharynx, provoking cough.
Stomach EN
Eructations.
Nausea.
Vomiting with painful effort and most violent griping pain in the abdomen.
Violent efforts to vomit and obstinate vomiting of tenacious, and afterwards of bloody mucus.
Burning pains in the stomach and pharynx.
Pressure in the stmnaeh.
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BEOMIDE OF NICKEL — BROJIIDE OF QUINIA.
The abdomen is drawn back to the vertebral column, verj- sen- sitive to touch.
Griping in the abdomen.
Slight pressure and pains in the intestines.
Colic-like pains.
Most violent colic and painful tenesmus.
Frequent stools, with colic and ruml)ling in the bowels.
Thin stools, repeated four times in a few hours, quite watery.
Pasty stools.
Urine EN
Increased secretion of urine.
Chest EN
Difficult respiration.
Heaviness in the cheat.
Small, slow pulse.
Great weakness.
Skin EN
A large number of boils on various parts of the body, especially in the left axilla and left arm, where the drug had been rnbbed in.
They were very painful and would not heal.
When one heals another appears in its place.
Perspiration over the whole body, with great apprehensiveness during the violent pains.
° Diphtheritic sore throat. (Hale.)
BROMIDE OF NICKEL.
Prepahation . — TrituratioQs .
{No Proving.) ° Congestive and neuralgic headaches. (Hale.)
BROMIDE OF QUIlflA.
Prep ASATIOH. — Tril Qrations.
(No Proving.) ° Intermittent fever, with cerebral congestion.
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678 BBOMIDE OF SODIUM^BTTFO.
BROMIDE OF SODIUM.
Officinal PnEPARATioNS.-^Triturationa.
Aqueous dilutions.
Melancholy.
Loss of will power.
Mental indolence.
Stupor on waking.
Vertigo ; the ground seems to waver under his feet.
Lachrymation.
Sneezing.
Face pale.
Salivation, ealty taste.
Loss of sensibility in the throat.
Thirst.
Cough EN
Pulse small and rapid.
Ataxia.
Suppression of reflex sensibility.
Great desire to sleep. ° Cerebral hyperfemia, with nervousness and sleeplessness.
BROMIDE OF ZINC.
Prbpa RATION . — ^Tri turatioiis.
{No Pravinns.)
° Pain in the nerves of faoe and head in teething children.
° Exhausted condition, due to teething, causing marked stupor, alternating with wakefulness,
" Symptoms simulating hydrocephalus.
° Periodical violent pain in tlie head, during brain-fag in busi- ness men.
° Chronic congestion of the brain, wilh a tendency to dementia or melancholy.