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Hale - Materia Medica and Special Therapeutics of the New Remedies · Edwin Moses Hale · 3,138 χαρακτήρες
General EN
{Paulimia Soibilis.) DBSCRlPTio>f.— See paga 484of "Symptomatoiogy."
Head EN
Giddinefis.
Tinnitus aiirium.
Redness of face.
Staring eyes.
Slight irregularity of the pulse.
Moisture of tlie skin.
Delirium.
Dulness of hearing.
After its use in neuralgie headache phenomena of its poisonous action may be observed from the appearance of a malaise more distressing than the headache which has disappeared.
Sensation of pricking and cold, extending to the whole cutaneous surfaee.
Gayety.
Extravagant behavior.
Mental hypersesthesia.
Intel- lectual excitement.
Unusual humor for continued hard work.
Head confused from 9 p.m. until bedtime.
Awoke at midnight, and complained of a tightness across the fore- head ; fell asleep shortly, and had no return of pain in the head on waking the next morning.
Aggravation from large doses when taken for headache. The pain became almost unbearable, and nearly the whole night he suffered from delirium.
Persistent twitching of the eyelids.
Sleeplessness. " Sick-headache. ° Hemicrania.
Chest EN
Aggravation when taken for asthma.
The difficulty of breath- ing became so great that he was forced to grasp a support and struggle for breath.
The face was flushed with blood, then purple and livid, the eyes bright and staring at first, and the struggle for breath almost agonizing.
Heart and Pulse.
Diminution of the hear^beats.
General Symptoms.
Unsettled, restless.
Unable to work with vigor.
Distressing fulness and throbbing in the head, chiefly in the temporal re- gions, afternoon and evening,
° Rheumatic-neuralgic lumbago.
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698 HYDHOBROMIC ACID — HYDROPHYI.LU.M VIKGINIANUM.
HYDEOBROMIO AOID.
Sqcibb's pBEPABATion.^By Weight— Sulpli 11 ric acid, up. gr, 1.838, at 15.6° C!, parts 7, add to water pait 1, and allow lo cool.
Potassium bromide, parts 6; water, parte 6 ; dissolve the salt in the water and heat.
Add the acid (o the Pot.
Bromide solution siowly aud with constant stirring.
Set aside for twenty-tbur hours and allow the resulting salt to crystallize out {KBr + HiSOj = HKSOj + HBr).
Four the liquid off into a retort, break up the crystalline mass and wash with wafer, parts 2; add the washings to the liquid in the retort, and distil to dryness.
The residue is assayed with a solution of normal soda and diluted.
Pbepabation
In aqueous dilutions.
Head and Nervous Sphere. ° Sleeplessness from meotal or emotioual irritation. ° Cerebral irritation from overwork and business worry. ° Cerebral congestion. ° Nervousness from reflex irritation.
° Hebetude of mind, tendency to sleep.
Semi-stupor, with rest- lessness.
Eed tongue and great weakness. ° Nervous fretfulness of children, when teething or from heat, even when feverish, when Aconite and Coffea are not efficient. ° Hysterical erethism of nervous women, who suffer from the
effects of social dissipation. ^Tinnitus aurium.
"Surring" and throbbing in the ears.
Flushed face.
Heat and heaviness in the heads of plethoric people. ° Prevents and antidotes the cerebral effects of quinine.
Sexual Organs EN
° Headache of women with scanty menses. ° Plethora from celibacy, with repressed sexual functions.