Materia Medica

Sulfonal

A Coal-tar Product

Vertigo of cerebral origin, cerebellar disease, ataxic symptoms, and chorea, present a field for the homceo- pathic employment of this drug. Profound weakness, gone, faint feeling, and despondency. Loss of control of sphincter. Muscular inco-ordination.

Mind

Mental confusion, incoherency, illusions; apathetic. Alternation of happy. hopeful states vith depression and weakness. Extreme irritabiliy.

Head

Dropsy, stupid; pain on attempting to raise Double vision; heavy look about eyes; tinnitus, aphasia; tongue as if paralyzed. Eyes bloodshot and Vertigo, unable to rise. Double vision; ptosis; tinnitus; dysphagia, difficult speech.

Urinary

Albuminuria, with casts. Scanty. Pink color. Constant desire to urinate; scanty, brownish red. Hematoporphyrinuria.

Respiratory

Congestion of lungs; stertorous breathing. Sighing dyspnoea.

Extremities

Ataxic movements, staggering gait; cold, weak, trembling; legs seem too heavy. Extreme restlessness; muscular twitchings. Knee-jerks disap- ear. Stiffness and paralysis of both legs. Anzsthesia of legs.

Skin

Itching, bluish purpura. Erythema.

Sleep

Fidgety, wakeful, drowsy.

Relationships

Trional (vertigo, loss of equilibrium, ataxia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhcea, stertorous breath- ing, cyanosis, tinnitus, hallucinations).

Dose

Third trituration. Non-Homocopathic Uses.— As a hypnotic. Dose, ten to thirty grains in hot water. Takes about two hours to act.

Source: Pocket Manual of Homoeopathic Materia Medica, 8th ed. by William Boericke (1922), p. 707. Public domain.

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