Lobelinum
de Richard Hughes & Jabez P. Dake — A Cyclopaedia of Drug Pathogenesy
Historical reference for practitioners and students.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.
Volume IV — Appendix
LOBELINUM.
Alkaloid obtained from Lobelia iuflata.
- I. Dr. Ott took TTipfTj- of acetate at 2.25, a.56 and 3.10 p.m. Oeforc experiment, pulse was 74, rcsp. 17, temp, (in mouth) 99°. At 2 ra. there was tickling and dryness in throat ; pulse was 73, resp. 19. ^At 7 m. pulse 70, resp. 17, temp, unchanged. At 13 m., pulse 69,
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resp, 17, temp. 99'5°. At 17 m^ pupils dil; ing in stomach -, pulse 68, resp. 18. At 22 At 30 m., pulse 72; resp. r8; temp. 99^". ing and vomiting. At 38 m., pulse 74 ; resp. resp. 18. At 47 m., pulse 77. At 54 At 6t m., pulse 70, resp. 18 ; temp, (hithi 99°. At 78 m,, pulse 65 ; resp. 19 ; temp, pulse 68, resp. 18; temp. same. At 106 prostration, and disposition to sleep. {ChUt Nervous Dis., xi, 68.)
III. I. Same, in experimenting on the fn a progressive pralysis which finally stopped nected with, if not wholly due to, paralysis 01 were found insensitive to stimuli. {Ikid.)