Cervus
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General
Cervus.
Cervus campestris. Cervus brasilicus. Brazilian deer. Triturations of the fresh hide covered with hair.
Clinical
Sciatica. Taste, altered. Tongue, painful.
Characteristics
Mure proved this substance, and one symptom appears to be peculiar: "Taste of doughy bread in the mouth."
Relations
Compare:—Carb. an. (charred ox-hide).
Eyes
Sensitive to light, esp. sunlight.
Face
Face mottled.
Mouth
Taste of doughy bread.—Coppery taste with heat in throat when taking the drug.
Abdomen
Pricking in navel when lying.—Needle-like pain, intermitting in r. groin, in direction of joint, after walking.
Upper Limbs
Numbness of arm on which he lies; of hand and legs.
Lower Limbs
Frequent pain, now in l. buttock now in thigh.
Sleep
Drowsiness and yawning.