Anthemis Nobilis
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 300
Authority. 2, J. C. Burnett, M.D., Month. Horn. Rev., 1877, p. 408, a lady, aged twenty-five years, drank the dregs of some tea.
Pain in belly from side to side just above navel, corresponding to the transverse colon, commencing on the right side and going over to the left ; then the bowels became relaxed, the stools were at first white, then puttylike; then pretty severe vomiting with griping, and great ineffectual desire for stool. Feeling of griping, and coldness and chilliness in the inside of abdomen, passing downwards into the legs as far as the knees. Tongue coated white, with islands on it. An intense headache on the top of the bead, as from pressure from within, and feeling as if the top of her head were blown off^''.