Argentum Cyanidum
Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. I, p. 436
Silver cyanide. AgCy.
Authority. Poison case, Hirschel's Zeit., 19, 128. Effect of inhaling fumes while silvering with "Argentine."
Vertigo
Violent headache in the vertex.
Itching in the nose, with profuse secretion of mucus.
Face very red.
Tongue very red.
Taste pungent, gaseous.
Scraping in the throat.
Throatache.
Sense of constriction and burning in the throat.
Violent pain in the suprasternal fossa, and under the manubrium sterni, every time she turned to one side.
Nausea, with such general discomfort that she had to lie down.
Vomiting, with retching.
Suffocating attack.
Respiration difficult and short.
Cough constant, dry, spasmodic, allowing her to articulate but one word at a time.
Pulse 90.
Painful cramps in the feet.
Great weakness.
Profuse sweating through the aight.
Slept scarcely any.