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Plumbum Chromicum

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General EN

Plumbum Chromicum.

Chromate of Lead. Chrome Yellow. PbCrO4. Trituration.

Clinical EN

Colic. Convulsions. Cramps. Diarrhoea. Dysphagia. Erythema. Screaming. Tenesmus.

Characteristics EN

Several cases of poisoning by Chrome Yellow have been observed. The symptoms present the cardinal features of lead poisoning-cramps, convulsions, retracted abdomen. Characteristic features were a violent diarrhoea of yellow colour. Yellow stools with constipation. Convulsions with terrible pains. Erythematous redness of chest and abdomen. Pupils enormously dilated. The face was red and hot, and there was heat of the body generally. The symptoms were < towards evening. > By drinking warm milk.

Mind EN

Apathetic, but when questioned knew what was going on around.—Apathetic, almost soporous.

Head EN

Headache with ringing in ears, pains in chest, loss of appetite, inclination to vomit.

Eyes EN

Pupils enormously dilated.—Eyeballs fixed, staring.

Ears EN

Ringing in ears with headache.

Face EN

Face pale

Face red and hot

Face livid during convulsions

Expression of most profound prostration

Lips violet

Lips dry

Jaws firmly closed.

Mouth EN

Tongue coated yellow

Point of tongue red

Bad odour from mouth.

Throat EN

Swallowed with difficulty; shortly before death.

Stomach EN

Appetite lost

Great thirst

Nausea and vomiting

Softening of coats of stomach

Pain in epigastric region.

Abdomen EN

Abdomen hard and forcibly retracted

Pain in umbilical region

Violent cramps in abdomen with constipation.

Stool And Anus EN

Violent diarrhoea

Yellow diarrhoea

Constipation with yellow faeces

Constipation.

Respiratory Organs EN

Respiration short; laboured.

Chest EN

Pain in chest.—Redness of chest and abdomen.

Heart EN

Pulse tumultuous.—Pulse irregular and intermittent.

Back EN

Pain in spine.

Generalities EN

Frequent convulsions, during which face becomes livid.—Frequent screaming.—Convulsions with terrible pains.—Prostration.—Restlessness.

Skin EN

Skin of chest and abdomen remarkably erythematous.

Sleep EN

Sleeplessness.

Fever EN

Whole body hot.