Mercurius bromatus
Edwin M. Hale tarafından — Materia Medica and Special Therapeutics of the New Remedies
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Officinal Preparations. — Triturations.
Mouth.
Increased salivation. Very nauseous tastes. Very disgusting metallic taste.
Throat.
Disagreeable sensation in the pharynx. Very raw, scraping sensation in the pharynx, provoking cough.
Stomach.
Eructations. Nausea. Vomiting with painful effort and most violent griping pain in the abdomen. Violent efforts to vomit and obstinate vomiting of tenacious, and afterwards of bloody mucus. Burning pains in the stomach and pharynx. Pressure in the stomach.
Abdomen.
The abdomen is drawn back to the vertebral column, very sensitive to touch. Griping in the abdomen. Slight pressure and pains in the intestines. Colic-like pains. Most violent colic and painful tenesmus.
Stool.
Frequent stools, with colic and rumbling in the bowels. Thin stools, repeated four times in a few hours, quite watery. Pasty stools.
Urine.
Increased secretion of urine.
Chest.
Difficult respiration. Heaviness in the chest. Small, slow pulse. Great weakness.
Skin.
A large number of boils on various parts of the body, especially in the left axilla and left arm, where the drug had been rubbed in. They were very painful and would not heal. When one heals another appears in its place. Perspiration over the whole body, with great apprehensiveness during the violent pains.
° Diphtheritic sore throat. (Hale.)