Trachinus
Clarke - Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · John Henry Clarke · 1,175 χαρακτήρες · πηγή ↗
General EN
Trachinus.
Trachinus draco and T. vipera. The Great and Lesser Weever, Sting-bull and Sting-fish. Trituration of the poisonous fins.
Clinical EN
Asthma. Blood-poisoning. Neuralgia. Ulcers.
Characteristics EN
Some very serious effects have been recorded from wounds inflicted with the fins of Trachinus. Intolerable pains, swelling of the part, and in some cases gangrene, fever, delirium, and symptoms of hydrophobia have been observed. It should be indicated in cases of acute blood-poisoning with intense pains.
Mind EN
Raving
Hydrophobia
Anxiety
Fear of death.
Head EN
Vertigo.—Violent headache.
Stomach EN
Violent thirst
Nausea
Green, bilious vomiting.
Respiratory Organs EN
Paroxysms of suffocation.
Heart EN
Palpitation.
Generalities EN
Swelling: of whole body; of wounded arm then of head and chest.—Stinging, burning, throbbing pain increasing to unendurable intensity lasting an hour and then decreasing.—Violent burning pain extending from wound to chest.
Skin EN
Skin of whole body became yellowish green.—Gangrenous blisters on arms.
Sleep EN
Sleeplessness.
Fever EN
Constant fever with irregular pulse.—Cold, clammy sweat.