Calcarea Chlorata
Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. II, p. 392
Calcium chloride, CaCl. Preparation, Solution of the freshly prepared substance, at first in water, afterward in alcohol.
Authority. Cattell, B. J. of Horn., vol. 11, 168.
Glandular swellings; faintness, anxiety, and weakness; trembling and giddiness ; [glandular indurations and swellings soften and disappear] ; scrofula. The respiration quick, snoring ; increased secretion of mucus, perspiration, and urine ; nausea and vomiting ; diarrhoea ; pryecordium tender; pulse accelerated. Failure and trembling of the limbs; giddiness; pulse small and contracted; cold sweats, convulsions, paralysis, and insensibility.
(Vogt, Pharmak. ; Bedsores, Daneau's Annals, 1 ; Med. Gaz., 35, 64.)