Origin Mineral · Simple
ClarkePreparation Solution.
Sources 3 entries across 2 books: Clarke, T. F. Allen
Dose
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No dose stated in the library’s books
Reason for useClarke
Plat. mur. was experimented with by Hofer, of Pau, who applied locally a saturated solution and administered solutions internally. Fever, headache, constricting sensations and fibrillary twitchings were induced by internal doses; the local application produced acute irritation of the skin and glans penis, with an eruption on the latter like commencing chancre. Plat. mur. has been used in cases of caries (especially of nasal bones and bones of tarsus); of syphilitic caries; syphilitic rheumatism; chronic gonorrhoea; condylomata; gastric carcinoma; acne.
By regionClarke
Mind Thinks he has been poisoned.
Head Some headache, with slight acidity of stomach.—Severe headache, esp. in occiput, with fever.
Stomach Acidity of stomach with headache.—Warmth and heaviness in epigastrium.—Nausea and inclination to vomit.
Respiratory Organs Violent constriction of larynx, so that speech and swallowing were decidedly impeded.
Skin Skin discoloured yellow, becoming covered with rosy red eruption that disappears after a few minutes (from local application).
Fever Slight shuddering, pulse accelerated, warmth in epigastrium.
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