Fragaria

Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. IV, p. 365

Fragaria vesca, Linn.

Natural order, Rosacejs. Common names, Strawberry; (Germ) Erdbeere ; (Fr.) Le fraser.

Preparation, Tincture of the ripe fruit.

Authorities. 1, Schneider, effects of eating the berries, Frank’s iVIag 4 888 (from Allg. Med. Ann., 1819); 2, Grundel, Eph. Nat. Cur. Ann., b, Obs. 214, p. 439 (from Wibmer); 3, Liunifius, Diss. de Fragaria, 1757 (AVibiner); 4, Gruner, Progr. de Feb. Urtic. a Cancer. Fluv. et Fragaria£e, etc., 1774 (Wibmer); 5, Viride, Bon Chyle, p. 141 (Wibmer): 6, Hildanus. Cent., 5, Obs. 38 (Wibmer). '

Face

Face reddish blue,b

Amelioration

Tongue swollen so that it hung from the mouth,b

Stomach. Vomiting, followed by relief,b

Stomach and abdomen distended,b

Stomach

Violent colic,b

Respiratory Organs

Attacks of suffocation like apoplexy

Keck

Neck very much distended, with fine veins,b

Generalities

Swelling of the whole body,b

Swelling of the whole body, with faintness

Skin. Petechial eruption on the skin

Erysipelatous eruption on the skin

Urticaria-like eruption on the skin,b

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