Cuprum Ammonio-sulphuricum

Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. IV, p. 28

Ammonio-sulphate of copper, Ens0^+H3N,H20 (Berzelius). Dark-blue crystals.

Preparation, Triturations.

Authorities. 1, Heysham, Edin. Med. Comm., VII, from Hahnemann’s Cuprum ; 2, Hundel, Hufel. Journ., H, 274, from Cup. ammon. in epilepsy, from Hahnemann,

Mind

Exalted, ecstatic condition of mind

Head

Vertigo

Swelling of head, with very red face

Eyes

Obscuration of vision

Stomach

Nausea

Qualmishness, with spasmodic pains in abdomen

Frequent vomiting of only bile (after a quarter of an hour)

Pain in stomach

Urinary Organs

Copious flow of urine

Frequent discharge of offensive tenacious urine, without sediment

Sexual Organs

Rapid pulse

Soft, slow pulse

Pulse full, of a normal rate

Fever

Flushes of heat,'.t

Moist skin

Sweat for nearly an hour,'.]

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