Natrum Bromatum

Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. VI, p. 498

Sodium bromide, NaBr.

Preparation, Triturations or solutions in distilled water.

A authority. Dr. Labored, Archiv de Physiol., 1869 (A. H. Z., 87, p. 46), effects of a dose of 16 grammes.

Melancholy

Loss of will power.

Mental indolence.

Stupor on waking.

Vertigo; the ground seems to waver under his feet.

Lachrymation.

Sneezing.

Face pale.

Salivation.

Salty taste.

Loss of sensibility in the throat.

Thirst.

Cough.

Pulse small, rapid.

Slow pulse.

Ataxia.

Suppression of reflex sensibility.

Great desire to sleep.

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