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Mure - Materia Medica (Provings of Brazilian Poisons) · Benoit Jules Mure · 1,354 chars
General
C. ANG. CANNA GLAUCA. PORTUG. : IMBIRI.
THIS plant inhabits damp regions, or the borders of brooks. Its stem is erect, cylindrical, growing to a height of about six feet out of a rhizoma sending off numerous rootlets. It is provided with knots, whence arise large alternate clasping leaves, whose lanceolate limbs have strong midribs, sending off fine parallel transverse nerves. At its summit the stem bears the flower-bearing pedicels. Flowers alternate, on short peduncles, and accompanied by bracts. The corol has
BRAZILIAN PATHOGENESIS.
a double perianth, with three divisions adhering to the trian- gular, greenish arid glandular ovary ; the stamens present the changing characters so common in this family. We use the leaves.
An infusion of the leaves was recommended for the lepra ; but this empirical application of the drug has been abandoned.
Whitish Expectoration In The Morning
Numbness at the in- step.
He dreams about doctors, treatment.
Vertigo on waking.
Heat At The Anus
Lancinations at the feet, legs and hands.
Pain in the chest.
Swelling of theifingers.
Weakness of sight. 10- Itching of the skin.
Weariness in the chest.
Peeling off of the skin.
Roughness in the throat.
Excited sexual desire. 15.
Too sudden emission of the semen, and with- out thrill.
Heat at the ears.
Constipation.
HEDYSARUM ILDEFONSIANUM. (Nouis.)