Ammonium Muriaticum
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 289
Authority. 12, Dr. C. Brown, Lancet, 1868 (1), p. 720, H. W., set. twentyfive years, subject to mania, ate a quantity of Ammonium chloride.
Delirious, fancying that enemies were hiding under his bed, and accosting him; that a sword was hanging over his head ; and that flames were surrounding his head,'''.—Insensibility as if dead,'''.—Giddiness,"*.—Dazzling before eyes,'^—Tremulousness of the eyelids,'l—Singing in ears,'*.—Sickness and pain in bowels,'*.—Sobbing respiration, as of hysteria,'*.—Pulse feeble, 100,'*.—[610.] Extremities of a bluish tinge,'*.—Convulsive paroxysms, which in a few minutes passed off, leaving only firm flexure of the hands and forearms,'*.—Skin cold and moist,'*.