Arsenicum iodatum
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 357
Authority. 3, Dr. A. T. Thompson, Lancet, 1838-9 (1), p. 176, experiments.
At first appetite is increased, but after taking it for ten or twelve days pain is felt at epigastrium, Avith thirst, dry state of throat, slight fever, and sometimes diarrhoea and tenesmus; the skin also becomes dry, and the urine is increased in quantity. If it is continued the nervous system becomes extremely irritable, and Avakefuluess supervenes,^