Kalium chlorosum
by Timothy F. Allen — The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica
Historical reference for practitioners and students. The statements below reflect the named author’s homeopathic teaching and do not establish treatment effectiveness. This text is not medical advice and must not replace appropriate diagnosis or care.
Potassium hypochlorite (formula variable, probably consisting of Potassium hypochlorite, Chloride, and some Carbonate).
Common names , Javelle Water, Bleaching Fluid, etc.
Preparation , solutions in water.
Authorities.
1 , Simonson, from Wibmer, a child took a teaspoonful by accident; 2 , Devergie, Méd. Légale, 3, p. 322, from Orfila, a girl aged 17 took a beerglassful for suicide; 3 , Barbette, Jour. de Méd. de Bordeaux, 1843 (A. H. Z., 28, 154), a girl aged 25 drank, probably, 700 grammes; 4 , Annal. de Hyg., 1876 (S. J., 171, p. 139), a woman drank two-thirds of a glass.
MIND
- Complete loss of consciousness for many hours, 2.
HEAD
- Slight headache, 2.
EYES
- Eyes watery, 3.
FACE
MOUTH
THROAT
- Feeling of constriction in the throat and œsophagus, 3.
- Violent pains, and a feeling of great heat in the pharynx and œsophagus, 2. [10.]
- Swallowing difficult and painful, 2.
STOMACH
ABDOMEN
- Distension of the abdomen, 1.
- Abdomen painful, 1.
- Intolerable pain in the upper abdominal region; on putting the hand on the stomach or throat, most violently convulsive contractions in the stomach, 3.
- Violent colic pains, 4.
STOOL
- Copious watery diarrhœa smelling of the Chlorine, 1.
RESPIRATORY ORGANS
- The larynx and whole anterior cervical region are painful to pressure, 2.
- Voice hoarse, 1. [20.]
- Paroxysms of cough from time to time, 1.
- Incessant cough, with difficult respiration, 4.
CHEST
- Chest pressed together, and watery froth exuding from the mouth, 3.