Kali Telluricum
Clarke - Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · John Henry Clarke · 870 chars · source ↗
General
Kali Telluricum.
Potassium tellurate. K2TeO45H2O. Trituration. Solution.
Clinical
Breath, offensive. Salivation. Tongue, swelling of.
Characteristics
A few symptoms of this salt have been observed, of which the garlicky odour of the breath was the most noticeable and persistent. The tongue was coated white and swollen, and there was salivation. The appetite was increased.
Relations
Compare: Tellur., Phos., and Kali phos. (garlicky odour).
Mouth
Tongue coated white and somewhat swollen
Garlicky odour in mouth (appeared soon after first dose, lasted seven weeks, was so offensive to others he was obliged to avoid society)
Copious secretion of saliva.
Stomach
Appetite increased at first; later diminished; finally lost.—Inclination to vomit.
Heart
Oppression in cardiac region (7th d).
Sleep
Sleepiness; during first days.