Dr. B. Mure's materia medica : $b or, provings of the principal animal and vegetable poisons of the Brazilian Empire, and their application in the treatment of diseaseMure, Benoît
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Dr. B. Mure's materia medica : $b or, provings of the principal animal and vegetable poisons of the Brazilian Empire, and their application in the treatment of disease
Mure, Benoît
Homeopathy; Materia medica, Vegetable
in the direction of the navel. The abdomen is exceedingly sensitive.
80. Great desire for food, suddenly passing off at the sight of the
latter. Loathing of meat. Yellow rings around the eyes. Discharge of an
albuminous substance from the rectum, preceded by tenesmus and urging.
Falling of the rectum for ten minutes. 85. Pain in the hollow of the hand.
_Third day._—Pain in the chest which reaches as far as the back.
Sensation as of an opening in the pit of the stomach through which air
passes. Sleeplessness with agitations. Headache as if the forehead would
split. 90. Headache, nosebleed, and excited feeling in consequence of
having been roused from sleep suddenly. Drawing-up of the lower limb from
the hip to the foot, with crampy pain. Leucorrhœa. Small pimples on the
hairy scalp. The toes remain bent. 95. The nails are red. Sensation as
of water in the chest, with efforts to throw it up, and sensation as if
the heart were floating in a liquid. Constant yawning. Itching of the
tongue. Smarting at the tips of the fingers. 100. Sensation as of dust
in the throat. The pimples at first look like flea-bites, after which
they become elevated like little cones and constitute the centres of an
exfoliation less extensive than that caused by the elaps coralinus, with
a little black speck remaining in the middle. Itching in the canthus of
the eye. Acute sensation of burning and redness of the skin which is
perceptibly sunken in at the opening of the right nostril. The prover
imagines he hears some one moan. 105. The thorax and head feel as if
pressed upon by an iron armor. Sensation as of bands round the abdomen.
Pain in the elbows. Pain in the jugular veins when moving the neck.
Abundant discharge of nasal mucus, at night. 110. Foul taste, or taste
as of onions in the mouth until it is rinsed. Burning and prickling at
the tip of the tongue. Swoon which passes off in the open air. Anorexia
all day, and a good deal of appetite in the evening. Pain above the right
breast. 115. The soup falls into the stomach quite suddenly, and lies
there like a stone, with pain in the back. Stitch in the left side when
drawing breath after drinking. Lancinations in the side.
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