Manganum Muriaticum
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General
Manganum Muriaticum.
Chloride of Manganese. MnCl2. Solution in water.
Clinical
Ankles, painful; weak. Bone pains. Borborygmus. Constipation. Eructations. Rheumatism.
Characteristics
Mang. mur. was proved by Lembke. The few symptoms obtained were manifested chiefly in the cranial bones, stomach, left shoulder, right knee, and ankles. The stomach pains were < by external pressure.
Head
Vertigo and reeling when walking in open air, < looking down, on descending or stooping (an old symptom revived).—Boring in r. cranial bones; tearing in r, occipital bone.
Face
Pressive pain in r. jaw-joint.
Stomach
Eructations of air (sour).—Pressure in stomach < by external pressure.
Abdomen
Frequent rumbling.
Stool
Stool harder and scantier than usual.
Upper Limbs
Violent pain in front part of l. shoulder-joint, < by pressure, rolling arm about its axis, and by any motion of arm.—Pain in articulation of l. thumb.
Lower Limbs
Drawing pain with weary feeling in r. thigh while sitting
Violent drawing pain inner side r. knee
Pressure in r. knee extending into leg; a bruised sensation remains in ankles; afterwards same pain in l. ankle
Pressure and drawing in ankle and ankle bones
Pressure in l. foot.