Antimonium Arsenitum
Hering, The Guiding Symptoms of our Materia Medica, 1879, Vol. I, p. 315
Arsenite of Antimony. {Sh^O^ As O^ + Sj^.c.
Prepared first by Papilland and Mourner and introduced in the Old School practice under the name of antimonial granulations.
Proved by Isnard and used by Par in emphysema.
Inner Head
Rush of blood to the head.
Pain in forehead.
Pressure in temples.
Nerves
Pain in the orbits.
││ Inflammation of eyes.
^ Face. (Edema of the face.
Appetite
Loss of appetite.
Nausea
Nausea.
Stool
Slight diarrhoea, without pain in abdomen.
Relations
: Excessive dyspnoea, θ Emphysema.
Pulse
Pulse ninety.
Lower Limbs
Wandering pains along the sciatic nerves.
Nerves
General sick feeling.
Sense of weakness.
Relations
Similar to : other antimony salts ; Amnion, carb. ; Arsen. ; Aurum ; Laches. ; Merc, suljjh. ; Phosphor. ; Puis at. ; (ischias, wandering pains); Sulphur.