Tradescantia
Allen, The Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1874, Vol. X, p. 21
Tradescantia diuretic, Mart.
Natural order, Commelynese (Liliaceae).
Preparation, Tincture of the leaves.
Aidhority. Mure, Pathogenesis Bresil.
Head
Vertigo.
Stool
Diarrhoea.
Urinary Organs
Whitish discharge from the urethra.
Pain when urinating.
Thin stream of urine.
The urine has an acrid smell (second day).
Yellowish, copious urine, depositing at the bottom of the vessel an ash-colored, copious sediment (second day).
Sexual luflaramation of the scrotum, which is painful aud very red (second day ).
The inflammation of the scrotum decreases since the twelfth day.
The testicles return by the inguinal ring.
Respiratory Organs p. 22
'^\\Q breathing isvery painful.
The breathing is embarrassed, as when one is affected with catarrh (first day). Difficult breathing, sighing, as from want of air (second day).
Chest p. 22
Pain in the left side of the chest (first day).
Generalities p. 22
The symptoms continue from the third to the fifteenth day.