Hand Book of Materia Medica and Homœopathic Therapeutics

Thallium thal.

Allen (1889)In every bookSave

General

The pure metal is triturated.

Emaciation. ▶ Hyperæmia, agg. application to conjunctiva, with swelling and excessive secretion. ▶ Trembling; and chorea-like movements. ▶ Pains agg. lower limbs, with lassitude. ▶ Conjunctivitis, with much mucus (and perhaps disturbance of vision). ▶ Ptyalism. ▶ Appetite lost. ▶ Nausea. ▶ Vomiting. ▶ Lancinations following each other with the rapidity of electric shocks, in stomach and bowels. ▶ Abdomen retracted. ▶ Pain in intestinal canal. ▶ Diarrhœa and even bloody stools. ▶ Constipating. ▶ Respiration slow and difficult. ▶ Pulse slow. ▶ Paralysis of lower limbs. ▶ (Compare Plumbum, to which it is closely allied physically.).

Clinical

It has relieved the violent pains of locomotor ataxia.