Kali Picricum
Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. V, p. 386
Potassium picrate (or picro-nitrate), CgH2K(N0,^)30.
Authority. Wolf and Gouzee, Zeit. f. Horn. Kl., 1, No. 7, constant pathogenetic effects when administered for intermittent fever.
Icterus; diarrhoea; pain in the pit of the stomach; violent eructations; colic; urine clear, brownish-red, not containing any coloring matter from the bile, but large quantities of urate of ammonia.