Boletus Satanas
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General
Boletus Satanas.
N. O. Fungi. Trituration.
Clinical
Diarrhoea membranosa. Dysentery.
Characteristics
There are two fragmentary provings of this fungus, and observations on six persons poisoned. It produces gastro-enteric disturbances very similar to that of its two relatives.
Mind
Fear and restlessness.
Eyes
Sparks before eyes alternating with obscuration of vision.
8, 9.
Mouth and Throat
Troublesome dryness in mouth and throat
Violent burning and scraping in throat.
Stomach
Unquenchable thirst
Sudden desire to vomit; no nausea between attacks
Vomited twenty times in three hours
Frightful pain in stomach.
Abdomen
Abdomen sunken and frightfully painful.—Obstinate tension of abdomen.
Stool
A profuse diarrhoea of blood, and of the mucous lining of the intestines.—Watery evacuations.
Generalities
Sudden sensation through all his limbs as if he would be attacked with apoplexy.—Violent and extremely painful cramps in the muscles of the limbs and face.—Faintness while vomiting.—Limbs cold; cold sweat over whole body.