Vöslau

by Timothy F. AllenThe Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica

The mineral spring at Vöslau in Austria.

Analysis . 100 cubic inches of water contain 15.2 grs. solid constituents; 4.9 grs. carbonate of lime; 2.7 grs. sulphate of lime; 0.5 gr. chloride of lime; 2.7 grs. carbonate of magnesia; 1.8 grs. sulphate of magnesia; 0.4 gr. muriate of magnesia; 0.9 gr. sulphate of soda; 0.4 gr. muriate of soda; 0.4 gr. alumina and silica; 0.2 gr. carbonate of iron; 0.1 gr. gummy substance; 0.2 gr. loss.

Authority.

Dr. Rosenberg, Archiv. f. Hom., 20, 1, 162, effects on the healthy.

MIND

  • Mind restless and excited.
  • Irritability peevishness.

HEAD

  • Vertigo and whirling in the head.
  • Reeling and tottering of the whole body, two or three hours after a bath.
  • Congestion of the head and orgasm of blood.
  • Heaviness of the head.

STOMACH

  • (The appetite is increased after the first bath).
  • Heaviness and sensation of fulness in the stomach.
  • Sensitiveness and pressure in the stomach after eating.

ABDOMEN. [10.]

  • Pressure and tension in the hepatic region, extending to the right shoulder.

STOOL

  • Thin stools, increasing to diarrhœa, with a slight degree of tenesmus.

URINARY ORGANS

  • Increased secretion from the prostatic glands.
  • Frequent desire to urinate.
  • Frequent micturition.
  • Urine during the first days red, afterwards rather watery, and in large quantity.

SEXUAL ORGANS

  • Erections.
  • Rush of blood to the genitals.
  • Nocturnal emissions.
  • Many have increased secretions of mucus from the genitals (females). [20.]
  • Delayed menstruation.
  • Menses diminished in quantity, accompanied by numerous troubles.
  • Menses offensive.
  • Menstruation too frequent and copious.

RESPIRATORY ORGANS

  • Hoarseness and dryness in the throat; painful sensitiveness on swallowing warm food and drink.
  • Dry cough, with slight pains in the chest.

CHEST

  • Congestion to the chest and other organs.
  • Oppression of the chest; respiration difficult, rapid, and short.

GENERALITIES

  • Emaciation, in young people.
  • Uneasiness and unsteadiness at work. [30.]
  • Weakness and falling asleep of the limbs.
  • Increased sensitiveness, especially to the external air.

SKIN

  • Itching nettlerash over the whole body (after fourteen days of bathing), ending in desquamation (after two months).
  • Itching on the skin with heat and biting, especially towards midnight, previous to the outbreak of perspiration.

SLEEP

  • Overpowering sleepiness during the day.
  • Sleepiness, especially in the afternoon.

FEVER

  • Coldness and chilliness at times changing to heat, with increased thirst.
  • Flushes of heat, without thirst.
  • Perspiration in bed, towards morning.

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