Kali Telluricum
Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. V, p. 387
Potassium telluriate, TeOJvj.
Authorities. Liebig and Wohler, Annals, 1853 (Z. f. H. Kl., 2, 189); 1, took .04 gramme daily for four days, then .05 gramme for two days, then .08 gramme one day; 2, another person took .04 gramme.
Mouth
Tongue coated white and somewhat swollen (seventh day)
Garlicky odor in the mouth
The most remarkable symptom was the garlicky odor of Tellurium in the breath ; this appeared very soon after the first dose, and was noticed for seven \weeks; it was so offensive to others that the experimenter was obliged to avoid society,’. \ ery copious secretion of saliva (seventh day)
Stomach p. 388
Increased appetite
The appetite seemed to be increased during the first three days, but afterwards became less and less,b
Loss ot appetite (seventh day),b
Inclination to vomit (seventh day),b
The gastric symptoms lasted for fourteen days,b
Heart p. 388
Oppression in the cardiac region (seventh day),b
Sleep p. 388
Sleepiness,^; during the first days