The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica: A Record of the Positive Effects of Drugs Upon the Healthy Human Organism, Bind 10Boericke & Tafel, 1879 |
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Side 1
... and anxiety ; the room seems too close , he is obliged to go into the open air , in the evening , when he feels better ( first day ) , " .- Extremely depressed after VOL . X. - 1 dinner ( second day ) , " .- Great depression.
... and anxiety ; the room seems too close , he is obliged to go into the open air , in the evening , when he feels better ( first day ) , " .- Extremely depressed after VOL . X. - 1 dinner ( second day ) , " .- Great depression.
Side 2
... dinner ( second day ) , " .- Great depression of spirits the whole forenoon ( third day ) , - [ 10 . ] Despondent ( first day ) , " .- Despondency after din- ner ( second day ) , " .- Depression of spirits , 3. - Dread of society ( sec ...
... dinner ( second day ) , " .- Great depression of spirits the whole forenoon ( third day ) , - [ 10 . ] Despondent ( first day ) , " .- Despondency after din- ner ( second day ) , " .- Depression of spirits , 3. - Dread of society ( sec ...
Side 3
... dinner ( first day ) , " .- [ 90 . ] Pressure in the occiput from within outward , at the mastoid process ( second day ) , " .- Broad pressure in the occiput , " .- Pressure and burrowing pain in the occiput , " .- Drawing pain in the ...
... dinner ( first day ) , " .- [ 90 . ] Pressure in the occiput from within outward , at the mastoid process ( second day ) , " .- Broad pressure in the occiput , " .- Pressure and burrowing pain in the occiput , " .- Drawing pain in the ...
Side 5
... dinner with hunger and good appetite , but was speedily satisfied ; after which , all his food nause- ated him ; even the least food caused great pressure in the stomach , " .- He went to dinner with great hunger , yet he did not have ...
... dinner with hunger and good appetite , but was speedily satisfied ; after which , all his food nause- ated him ; even the least food caused great pressure in the stomach , " .- He went to dinner with great hunger , yet he did not have ...
Side 6
... dinner , with nausea , increasing to efforts to vomit , lasting several days , .- Distress in the stomach , as if overloaded , .- Great faintness at the stomach ( first day ) , " .- A very faintlike pain in the ston- ach ( second day ) ...
... dinner , with nausea , increasing to efforts to vomit , lasting several days , .- Distress in the stomach , as if overloaded , .- Great faintness at the stomach ( first day ) , " .- A very faintlike pain in the ston- ach ( second day ) ...
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abdomen aching acid afterwards became bowels breathing burning chest cold cough diarrhoea dilated dinner drachms drops dull effects eighth epigastrium eructations eruption extending extremities eyes face fauces feeling felt fifth day fingers five minutes flatus followed forehead fourth day frequent frontal grains grams half an hour head headache heat hypochondrium increased itching Journ knee Lancet larynx left side legs limbs lower morning mouth mucous membrane mucus muscles nausea neck night ninth nose occiput oesophagus ounces pain in right patient perspiration pharynx pressure pulse pupils quantity rectum region respiration right side saliva scapula second day second dose sensation seventh skin sleep slight sore sternum stitches stomach stool swallowed swelling swollen symptoms taste tearing temples tenesmus thigh third day thirst three hours throat tincture tion tongue took upper urethra uric acid urine vertigo violent vomiting walking weak whole body
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Side 60 - Violent pressure in the forehead, followed in a few minutes by sticking in the forehead, and especially over the orbits.
Side 372 - The delirium was of a busy, restless, vivid character, but generally rather pleasing than otherwise. The patients appeared to think that they were pursuing their ordinary occupations. One boy appeared eager in flying a kite; another pulled tables and chairs about, thinking he was working in a coal-pit; while the woman, EW, appeared to be remarkably busy with her ordinary household duties.
Side 224 - In the first instance they will vary from the size of the head of a pin to that of a pea, while in the latter they appear as more or less undefined infiltrations, or irregular and tuberculated masses.
Side 526 - Some felt it over the whole head ; but by far the larger number said it was limited to the brows. Standing or walking made it much worse. When well marked, the patients staggered, and were afraid even to stand, much less walk. So giddy was one patient that he nearly fell off the form on which he was sitting. Some described their heads as going round and round. They felt and seemed drunk, though without any incoherence or mental excitement.
Side 342 - The first dose is always followed by slight symptoms of poisoning, such as burning pain in the stomach and sickness, but not very severe. Once begun it can only be left off by very gradually diminishing the daily dose, as a sudden cessation causes sickness, burning pains in the stomach, and other symptoms of poisoning, very speedily followed by death.
Side 342 - About an hour after taking my first dose (I took the same quantity daily for three months), there followed slight perspiration with griping pains in the bowels, and after three or four hours a loose evacuation ; this was followed by a keen appetite, and a feeling of excitement. With the exception of the pain, the same symptoms follow every increase of the dose. I subjoin as a caution that it is not advisable to begin arsenic eating before the age of twelve or after thirty years.
Side 58 - A general eruption similar to cow-pox, from which other children were successfully vaccinated,2. — Small pimples developed at the point of vaccination (ordinary vaccination, after six weeks, was unsuccessful),1. — Red pimples or blotches on various parts, most evident when warm (after two or three days),'.
Side 527 - One gas jet appears about six inches above the other, and there are six inches between them horizontally ; the upper one is to the left ; now the right is uppermost ; now the left slightly again ; going over to the right now again ; exactly over one another now, and quite close together ; now again separated, left the highest ; now over one another.
Side 342 - On the third day of the second week after leaving off the dose I was attacked with faintness, depression of spirits, mental weakness, and a total loss of the little appetite I still had ; sleep also entirely deserted me. On the fourth day I had violent palpitation of the heart, accompanied by profuse perspiration. Inflammation of the lungs followed, and I was laid up for nine weeks, the same as on the first occasion of leaving off the arsenic.
Side 102 - I went upstairs and sat down, thinking a cup of tea would set all right ; but the uneasy constriction of the stomach continuing, with a tendency to sickness, made me retire to the water-closet The sickness, once commencing, soon became alarmingly violent, with the most excruciating pain in the lower part of the stomach, the pain extending to about the size of my hand ; the feeling of the seat of the pain was, that all the warm tea, water, etc., that I took to provoke the vomiting, went under the...