Bondonneau

από Timothy F. AllenThe Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica

Bondonneau Mineral Water. (Saintes-fontaines).

Chemical Analysis.

In one litre, there was contained: Free Sulphuric Acid, a trace, but it is very perceptible at the spring.

Free Carbonic-acid, 2/3 the volume of water.

Bicarbonate of [Lime, Magnesia] 0.390 grammes.

Bicarbonate of Soda, 0.006 grammes.

Potash, salts, a trace.

Sulphates (probably anhydrous) of [Soda, Lime, Magnesia] 0.043 grammes.

Chloride of Sodium, 0.030.

Alkaline, Iodides and Bromides, 0.008.

Arseniates, a trace.

Sesquioxide of Iron with Manganese, 0.002.

Silica and Alumina, 0.128.

Earthy Phosphates, a trace.

Nitrogenized organic matters, an uncertain amount.

Authority.

Dr. Espanet, Journ. de la Soc. Gallicane, 2d Series, vol. 4, p. 65.

MIND

  • Gloomy thoughts; painful anxiety.
  • Irritability, bad humor (from the first).

HEAD

  • Slight vertigo, sometimes followed by obnubilation (during the first days).
  • Dulness, heaviness and uneasiness in the head, with bad humor.
  • Compressive headache (continuing after leaving off the water).
  • The head seems too full, with internal pulsation at the base of the brain, nearly all the time in the evening.
  • Throbbing in the head, with pricking in the throat.
  • On moving the head, bruised pain internally, with vertigo (at the beginning).
  • Feeling of constriction at the forehead, with irascibility. [10.]
  • Swelling of the temporal veins and of the hands, with throbbing, but without redness (after fifteen days).
  • Slight lancinating pain, with heat, at the temples.
  • Drawing and itching in the hairy scalp.

EYES

  • Lancinations in the orbits and in the head, with evening chilliness.
  • Red, painless swelling of the puncta lachrymalia (in an old man).
  • A succession of sties for a month after leaving off the water.
  • The lids feel swollen and tense, especially in the morning.
  • Drawing in the eyelids from time to time; they are opened with difficulty during the first fortnight.
  • Itching of the lids and sensitiveness of the eyes to light (after one month).
  • Yellow tinge of the albuginea, with paleness of the conjunctiva and of the mucous membrane of the palate and lips (after five weeks). [20.]
  • Redness of the conjunctiva, without pain (after three weeks).
  • The eyeball feels as if compressed, during the first week.
  • Sparks before the eyes (during the first fortnight, in a patient laboring under hepatic obstruction).

EARS

  • Increased discharge of a clearer mucus (after three weeks).
  • Dryness with heat in the ears (in the beginning).
  • Heat and throbbing in the ears (at the beginning).
  • Sensation of fulness in the ears, with deafness.

NOSE

  • In the morning, several times, a slight discharge of black blood from the nose (after fifteen days).
  • Chronic stoppage of the nose, in a gouty subject.
  • Repeated, short-lasting stoppage of the nose. [30.]
  • Dryness of the nose, with pricking.
  • Throbbing at the root of the nose, with redness of the nose (after two weeks).

FACE

  • Paleness and varying color of the face, towards evening.
  • Chapping of the lips, as from winter weather (just before leaving off the water).

MOUTH

  • Discolored and denuded teeth, with small ulcers on the gums.
  • Grinding of the teeth at night (at the close of the season).
  • Several molar teeth feel too long, and are painful every night.
  • Tongue pointed, yellow, with bright-red tip.
  • Tongue coated white, with red papillæ.
  • Clammy mouth, with sour taste (at the last). [40.]
  • Dry mouth without thirst (unusual).
  • Sensation of heat and swelling in the mouth (after a repetition of the water).
  • Abundant saliva (after one month).

THROAT

  • The bottom of the throat is bright-red.
  • Dryness of the throat.
  • Heat with pricking and lancinations in the tonsils (the first days).
  • Uneasy feeling, as if from congestion of the tonsils (after three weeks).

STOMACH

  • Great and continual hunger (while taking the waters, and afterwards).
  • Thirst during the first days; afterwards, entire absence of thirst.
  • Insipid, mucous eructations, after taking the water. [50.]
  • Epigastric swelling, with habitual heat.
  • Liquid gurgling in the stomach when lying down in the evening (at the last).
  • Burning heat, with uneasiness at the stomach after a meal (after two weeks).
  • Painful heat at the epigastrium, as from flatulence. It shifts about, often becoming seated at the hypochondria, towards the last.
  • Sensation of fulness, which takes away the appetite (at first).
  • The epigastrium and hypochondria are sensitive to touch, after the first week.

ABDOMEN

  • Inflation of the abdomen.
  • Sensation of heaviness in the abdomen.
  • Tension and heat of the abdomen (towards the last).
  • Colic, followed by a diarrhœic stool, with tenesmus, after the first days. [60.]
  • Lancinating pains here and there in the abdomen.

RECTUM AND ANUS

  • Protrusion of the anus, after every stool, in a child troubled with worms. In a week, this symptom disappeared permanently.
  • Heat and pricking at the anus (after one month).
  • Itching at the anus (after fifteen days).
  • Profuse sweat of the perineum (after the season).

STOOL

  • Towards the last, the evacuations become easier and more regular.
  • Watery and mucous stools (in the beginning).
  • Stools yellow, afterwards green (in a patient who had had jaundice).
  • Hard, curled, dark-green evacuations (after one month).
  • In the beginning, difficult stools at long intervals (in a cachectic patient, previously dyspeptic).

URINARY ORGANS. [70.]

  • A former discharge from the urethra reappears at the end of the season.
  • Pricking in the urethra.
  • Frequent and abundant discharge of urine, which becomes turbid after passing.
  • The urine is very abundant and clear (in the beginning).
  • In the beginning, reddish urine, having a strong odor.

SEXUAL ORGANS

  • Mucous discharge from the prepuce, with itching.
  • More frequent erections in the morning.
  • Dry heat of the vagina (in the first fortnight).
  • Mucous or serous discharge (after three weeks).
  • The menses appear for the first time (after three weeks). [80.]
  • Regular return of the menses after a five months' suppression.
  • Menses too early (in a very lymphatic young woman).
  • The menses, usually regular, are retarded for one week (after fifteen days).

RESPIRATORY APPARATUS

  • Constant snorting, as if there was a foreign body in the larynx.
  • In the beginning, irritation and dry cough, with headache.
  • From time to time, short-lasting hoarseness (towards the end).
  • Slight dry cough (in a patient with gastritis).
  • Blood-streaked expectoration (in chronic bronchitis).

CHEST

  • Paroxysm of spasmodic oppression, with hiccough.
  • Habitual oppression, with sensation of heat under the sternum, after the first days. [90.]
  • Sensation of heat, fulness and oppression of the chest (towards the last).
  • Stitchlike pain in the right lower portion of the chest.

HEART

  • Palpitation, the first days.
  • Tumultuous action of the heart after a meal (after three weeks).
  • Sense of tension and fulness at the region of the heart (after one month).

NECK AND BACK

  • Drawing and stiffness in the cervical muscles.
  • Slight pain in the back, shifting about rapidly.
  • Pains in the kidneys, extending towards the bladder, after every meal.
  • Slight lancinations, with heat, in the region of the kidneys (after one month).
  • Compressive pain in the loins (at the last).

EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL. [100.]

  • The veins on the limbs are more prominent (after the season).
  • Heaviness of the limbs, with difficulty in moving them (after the season).
  • Nervous tension and greater agility in the limbs (after one week).

UPPER EXTREMITIES

  • Extreme sensitiveness, with scarcely any swelling, of the axillary glands.
  • A previous induration of a mammary gland continues.
  • Constant heat in the palms of the hands.
  • Stiffness and sensitiveness of the finger-joints.

LOWER EXTREMITIES

  • Dull and deepseated pain in the inside of the thighs (at the last).
  • Pains, when in bed, in the long bones of the lower extremities.

GENERALITIES

  • Increased sensitiveness of the whole cutaneous surface (in the first fortnight).
  • Cachexia, the results of antisyphilitic and febrifuge treatment. [110.]
  • Convalescences which left the patients in a confirmed cachectic condition.
  • Various symptoms of former syphilis.

SKIN

  • Mottled skin, as in cold weather.
  • Sensitive, colorless pimples, like tubercles, appear in succession, on the scalp, for several days (after six weeks).
  • Eruption, here and there, of large, red and very sensitive pimples (after the first week).
  • Small, red, acuminated pimples on the face (after six weeks).
  • A very itching kind of eruption, like nettle-rash, appears, on the same patient, every time after leaving off the water.
  • General eruption of furfuraceous blotches (after the fifth day and fifth bath, and lasting until a week after leaving off the water).
  • A furfuraceous tetter on the nose extends to the external ear, and causes a discharge from the fold of the latter, which disappears with the eruption, in fifteen days, and after taking the water for six weeks.
  • Eruption of very painful boils, which succeed each other for five weeks. [120.]
  • Ulcers cease suppurating while taking the waters and for a long while after, with general improvement of the health.
  • A profusely suppurating fistulous ulcer on the tibia leaves off suppurating.
  • General itching, especially troublesome over the more muscular portions of the limbs.
  • Itching of the wings of the nose and of the eyes followed by redness and very small pimples (after one month).

SLEEP AND DREAMS

  • Frequent yawning with shivering (after fifteen days).
  • Drowsiness in daytime (after four weeks).
  • Light sleep, frequently interrupted (unusual).
  • Habitual sleeplessness, with starting when on the point of falling asleep.
  • Dreams which interrupt sleep (in the beginning).

FEVER

  • Shivering all over the body (at the beginning). [130.]
  • Internal heat, with flushes of heat in the chest (after the season).
  • Sensation of external cold, with transient shivering followed by heat and by pricking on the skin.
  • Easy sweat (from the beginning).
  • The least exertion brings on a profuse sweat (at the last).

CONDITIONS

  • Aggravation.
  • ( Morning ), Eyelids feel swollen, etc.; bleeding at the nose; more frequent erections.
  • ( Towards evening ), Paleness, etc.
  • ( Evening ), Head feels too full; chilliness; when lying down, gurgling in stomach.
  • ( Night ), Teeth feel too long, etc.
  • ( After a meal ), Burning heat at stomach; tumultuous action of heart; pains in kidneys.

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