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Arsenicum Hydrogenisatum

ARSENICUM HYDROGENISATUM

  Arseniuretted Hydrogen
The general action of Arsenic more accentuated. Anæmia. Anxiety; despair. Hœmaturia, with general blood disorganization. Hæmorrhages from mucous membranes. Urine suppressed, followed by vomiting. Prepuce and glans covered with pustules and round superficial ulcers. Collapse. Coldness; prostration. Sudden weakness and nausea. Skin becomes dark brown.
Head
Violent vertigo on going upstairs. Eyes sunken; broad, blue circles around. Violent sneezing. Nose cold. Must be wrapped up with warm cloths.
Mouth
Tongue enlarged; deep, irregular ulcer; nodular swelling. Mouth hot and dry; little thirst.
Dose
Third potency.

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