Guarana
Allen, Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. X, p. 539
Authority. 5, V. France, Bayer. Intell. Blat., No. 17, Schmidt's, vol. cxv, p. 291 (Sydenham Yearbook, 1862, p. 459), effects of doses of 16 to 20 grains ; 6, German authority, quoted in Bost. Med. Journ. (New Remedies, vol. V, 1876, p. 339), a patient suffering from facial neuralgia, due to a central lesion, took Guarana ; 7, same, effects.
Giddiness
Tinnitus aurium
Dysuria is a frequent phenomenon
Redness of the face, staring eyes, slight irregularity of the pulse, moisture of the skin, delirium, dulness of hearing, and vesical and intestinal spasms
After its use in neuralgic headache, phenomena of its poisonous action may be observed from the appearance of a malaise, more distressing than the headache, which has disappeared under its remedial agency
Sensation of pricking and cold, extending to the whole cutaneous surface