Picricum acidum
Picric acid) (trinitrophenol
Main symptoms
- Brainfag and sexual excitement.
- Acts upon the generative organs probably through the lumbar centers of the spinal cord; extreme weakness, weakness and pain of back, pins and needle sensation in extremities.
- Neurasthenia. Muscular debility.
- Heavy tired feeling.
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- Myelitis with spasms and extreme weakness.
- Writer's palsy.
- Progressive, pernicious anaemia.
- Uraemia with complete anuria.
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- Sallow complexion.
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- Lack of will-power; disinclined to work.
- Cerebral softening.
- Dementia with extreme weakness, sits still and listless.
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Symptoms by body part
Head
Head pains; relieved by bandaging tightly. Occipital pain; worse, slightest mental exertion. Dizziness and noises in ear. Boils within ears and back of neck. After prolonged mental strain, with anxiety and dread of failure at examination. Brain fag.
Eyes
Chronic with mucus conjunctivitis with copious, thick yellow discharge.
Stomach
Bitter taste. Aversion to food.
Urinary
Scanty; complete anuria. Dribbling micturition. Urine contains much indican, granular cylinders and fatty degenerated epithelium. Inflammation of kidneys with profound weakness, dark, bloody, scanty urine. Nightly urging.
Male
Emissions profuse, followed by great exhaustion, without sensual dreams. Priapism; satyriasis. Hard erections, with pain in testicles and up cord. Prostatic hypertrophy, especially in cases not too far advanced.
Female
Pain in left ovary and white vaginal discharge before menstruation. Itching vulvae.
Extremities
Burning along spine. Great weakness. Tired, heavy feeling all over body, especially limbs; worse, exertion. Feet cold. Cannot get warm.
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