OXALICUM ACIDUM.
Oxalic acid, C2H2O4.
Preparation
, Triturations.
Authorities.
(Nos. 1 to 11,
and 14 to 16,
inclusive, from Hering, Amer. Arzneipf.). 1,
Koch, provings; 1a, same, subsequent proving; 2, same, proving on another; 3, same, proving on another; 4, same, proving on a woman; 5, Neidhard, proving with the 1st dec. trit.;
6, Dubbs, ibid.; 7, E. Smith, ibid.; 8,
Floto, ibid.; 9, Williamson, proving
with 1st dec. trit.; 10, Kitching,
ibid.; 11, C. Hering, 1st dec. trit.
and aqueous solution; 12, Reil, Hom.
Vjs., 2, 316, proving with a solution of 50 grains to 8 ounces,
dilutions made 1 to 8; took first day, 2d dil., 20 drops twice, second
day 30 drops twice, and so on, increasing doses daily to 100 drops the
seventh day, then took 1st dil. 20 to 100-drop doses, then began
tincture thirteenth day, 15 drops, and increased doses to a
dessertspoonful every two hours on eighteenth and nineteenth days; 13, same, proving, on a man, with 2d dil.; 13a,
same, with concentrated sol., 7 to 90 drops, three times a day; 14, Honigberger, from Hering; 15, Pehrson, from Hering; 16, Gasewich, from Hering; 16a,
Royston, London Med. Repos., 1814, vol. 1, p. 382, 1/2 ounce, in a
woman, death in forty minutes; 17,
Fraser, Edin. Med. and Surg. J., vol. 14, 1818, p. 607, effects of 1/2
ounce, in solution, in a man (death after two weeks); 18, Mollan, Dubl. Hosp. Rep., 1818, p. 329,
effects of 2 ounces, in a woman; 19,
Scott, Edin. Med. and Surg. J., 1825, vol. 24, p. 67, effects of about 2
drachms, in a girl, aged twelve; 20,
Lovegrove, Lancet, 1827, 2, p. 512, effects of about an ounce, in a man;
21, St. George’s Hosp. case, from
Lancet, 1827, 1, 447, effects of about an ounce, in a man; 22, Lond. Med. Gaz., 1827, 1, p. 137, effects
of an indefinite amount, in a girl, aged fifteen; 23, Tolefree, Bost. Med. and Surg. J., 1835,
p. 158, effects of 1/4 ounce, in a woman; 24,
Edward’s case, in Taylor on Poisons, p. 206; 25,
Taylor, Guy’s Hosp. Rep., 1838, p. 353, effects of several drachms, in a
man; 26, Semple, Lancet, 1840, 2,
187, effects of 1/4 ounce, in a girl, aged twenty-three; 27, Schreyer, Mitthl. d. Ver. f. Nat. und
Heilk. (Hygeia, 9, 121), 1840, effects of, in indefinite amount, in a
man; 28, Todd, Lancet, 1841, 2, 145,
effect of a pennyworth, in a young woman; 29,
Webber, Hufel. Journ., 1841, Hygeia, 17, 481, a girl took a solution for
suicide; 30, Tapson, Lond. Med.
Gaz., 1842, p. 491, effect of a pennyworth, in a woman, aged fifty; 31, Jackson, Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ.,
1844, 30, p. 17, effects of 1 ounce, in a man; 32,
Hazeltine, Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ., 31, p. 39, 1845, effects of 1/2
ounce, or more, eight days after childbirth; 33,
Ogilvy, Bost. Med. and Surg. J., 1845, p. 179, effects of between 1 and
2 ounces, in a woman; 34, O’Shea,
Lancet, 1845, 2, 293, effects of over 1 ounce, in a man; 35, Wady, Lancet, 1846, 2, 39, effects of 1
ounce, in a man; 36, Barham, Prov.
Journ., 1847, p. 544, effects of about 1 ounce, in a woman, aged
thirty-seven; 37, Cooke, effects of
1/2 ounce, in a man, Lancet, 1847, 2, p. 4; 38,
Clarke, Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ., 1848, vol. 38, p. 24, a man took
about 1 ounce, with senna; 39,
Bashaw, Trans. Am. Med. Assoc., 1849 (from Dubl. Med. Press, 1847),
effects of 1 ounce; 40, Bowne,
Lancet, 1841, effects of 3 drachms, in a woman; 41,
Deane, Prov. Journ., 1851, p. 344, effect of 3/4 ounce; 42, Didana, Am. J. Med. Sc., 1851, p. 532,
effects of an indefinite amount, in a woman; 43,
Buchner, Toxicology, effects of 1/2 ounce, in a woman; 44, Kuhn, Hom. Vjs., 2, 316, poisonous
effects, in a man; 45, Hildebrand,
Vjs. f. ger. Med., 3, 256, effects, taken in coffee, in a girl; 46, Wood, Month. Journ. Med. Sc., 1852, p.
227, effects of a large quantity; 47,
Barker, Assoc. Med. Journ., 1855, p. 1073, effects of 1/8 ounce, in a
boy of sixteen; 48, Oyez, Gaz. des
Hôp., 1858, effects of 1/2 ounce, in a woman; 49,
Thudichum, Med. Times and Gaz., 1860, p. 39, effects of 10 grains, taken
for purpose of experiment; 49a, same, effects of 10 grains; 49b,
same, repeated; 49c, same, repeated; 50, Christison, general effects; 51, Arrowsmith, from Christison; 52, Page, Lancet, 1860, p. 509, effects of 1
ounce; 53, Ikin, Lancet. 1860,
effects of 1 ounce; 54, Bradley,
Med. Times, 1850, vol. 22, p. 283, 2 drachms, in a man; 55, Cuff, Med. Times and Gaz., 1862, effect
of an indefinite amount; 56,
Woodman, Med. Times and Gaz., 1864, effects of about 1/2 ounce; 57, Ellis, Lancet, 1864, effects of 1 ounce,
in a woman; 58, Beale, Lancet, 1867,
a woman took 1/2 ounce; 59,
Herapath, Med. Times and Gaz., 1868, effects of 3/4 ounce, in some
limewater, death in a few minutes; 60,
Stewart, Glasgow Med. Journ., 1870, effects, 16 1/2 grams; 61, Finnell, Med. Rec., 6, 260, effects of
about 1 ounce; 62, Goodfellow, Brit.
Med. Journ., 1871, a man took about a teaspoonful; 63, Starr, Phil. Med. Times, 1871, a child,
aged one year, “swallowed a piece;” 64,
Dougall, Glasgow Med. Journ., 1872, a boy, aged three years, took about
4 grams; 65, omitted; 66, Sharp, Essays on Med., 1874, effects of
1/10th grain; 66a, same, effects of 1/20th grain; 66b,
same, effects of 1/100th grain twice; 67,
Jackson, Bost. Med. and Surg. Journ., 1875, effects of 2 tablespoonfuls
of a solution, death on third day; 68,
Med. Times, 1841, p. 15 (Woodman and Tidy, Forensic Med. and Tox., p.
431), effects of 1/2 ounce, in a girl of seventeen, recovery; 68a,
ibid., 1 ounce, in a man, death on fifth day.
MIND.
►
Emotional. ► Somewhat
delirious (second evening), [36]. ► Delirious, with paroxysms of violent
struggling (third day), [36]. ► He became delirious, and in his delirium
got out of bed alone (third day), [36].
► Delirious at times (sixth day), [31]. ►
Delirious, and soon after expired (eighth day), [21]. ►
Delirium (ninth and tenth days), [31].
► Appeared like an insane person, [37]. ►
Great cerebral excitement, with dry coldness of the surface, and an
imperceptible pulse, [40]. ► Nervous and vascular excitement, as from
alcohol, constituting a feeling of hilarity, and the pulse one-third
more frequent than usual, and tense, [10].
[10.] ►
General excitement, in the evening, [5].
► Hallucination (tenth night), [17]. ►
Starts violently when the door slams; rather external than internal
starting, [11]. ► Great cheerfulness of the mind; quicker
in thought and action, [5]. ► The whole forenoon unusual vivacity and
power of concentration, which is still more decided in the afternoon, [5]. ►
Great increase of animation through the day, with playfulness and
mirthfulness, which of late years has not been natural to him (first,
second, and third days), [6]. ► General exhilaration of the mind (third
day), [11]. ►
He feels more composed than usual, and very much exhilarated, [5]. ►
Hilarity and cheerfulness, [9]. ► Philoprogenitiveness, (?) greater love of
his children, in one in whom this feeling was always predominating; a
decidedly expressed and clearly distinguishable symptom, it being not
traceable to any other cause, [11].
[20.] ►
Taciturn, [41]. ► Manner rapid and nervous, [52]. ►
Peculiar quickness of manner (after six hours), [17]. ►
Heaviness of manner (after seven days), [17].
► Occasional agitation of manner
(after three days), [17]. ► Violently agitated with fear, [23]. ►
(Remarkably ill-humored, in the afternoon and evening), [11]. ►
Anxiety and apprehension, with vertigo and headache (third and fourth
days), [4]. ►
Great distress and fear of death, [31].
► Distressed and anxious (fourth
day), [31]. [30.] ►
Moaning, [47]. ► Intellectual. ►
Unusual power of concentration of the mind, [9]. ► Greater
presence of mind; the relations of the world seem to be clearer to him, [5]. ►
Seems, in its primary action, to diminish the power of concentrating his
ideas, and afterwards to increase it, [5].
► The power of concentration of mind
disappears while reading; is obliged to read a sentence three or four
times before he can comprehend what he has read (after three hours), [1]. ►
In the morning, power of meditation very difficult and slow; is hardly
able to answer questions (second day), [11].
► Disinclined to work (fifth day), [12]. ►
Disinclination to work, irritable mood (second day), [1]. ►
Disinclination to conversation, [8].
► Aversion to talking, with a feeling
of fulness in the face and excitement (first day), [11]. [40.] ► Stupor (tenth day), [31]. ►
Patient, stupid, depressed, [29]. ► Fell to the floor and appeared stupid;
the other women lifted her on the bed; she seemed partly roused, and
tried to second their efforts; she then became insensible, and soon
died, [46]. ►
Stupefaction, [14]. ► Very little consciousness, [41]. ► Loss
of consciousness for eight hours (from 2 drachms), [50]. ►
Unconscious a few minutes before death, [61].
► Insensibility, [40], [47].
► Insensibility, and in less than an
hour after taking the draught death ensued, [56].
HEAD.
►
Vertigo. ► Vertigo, [44]. [50.]
► Vertigo, in the morning (fourth
day), [2]. ►
Vertigo, in the morning, with anxiety and headache (third day); still
worse (fourth day), [4]. ► Vertigo, in the morning, with weariness
and thirst (third day), [2]. ► Vertigo, as if he would fall down, when
looking out of the window, in the evening, [1]. ► On
lying down, vertigo, like a swimming, towards the left side, [11]. ►
A kind of vertigo always, on rising from a seat, without whirling, like
a vanishing of sense, in the upper and internal part of the head (second
to fourth days), [11]. ► Giddy directly, [58]; (after one hour), [30], [66];
the whole day, [5]. ► General Head. ►
Apoplexy, [14]. ► Head troubles him very much (eighth day),
[21]. ►
Headache (twenty-four hours after 2 scruples), [50]; (second day), [36]. [60.] ► Dull headache (next day, after 2d trit.),
[10]. ►
Violent pulsating headache, in the evening, after wine (fifth day), [2]. ►
Pain, pressing inwardly between the vertex and occiput, on a spot not
larger than a dollar, on the middle line (after a quarter of an hour), [11]. ►
Violent pain in head (third day), [21].
► Violent pain in the head,
especially in the forehead, with dulness, after exerting the mind
(seventh day), [1]. ► Pains in small spots in the head, very
violent and sensitive to touch, [15].
► Dulness of the head, with pressure,
as if the head were compressed from both sides, above and behind the
ears, by a screw, preceding and accompanying the stool (second day), [11]. ►
Emptiness in the head, sensation of faintness, as if all the blood had
left the brain, with anxiety, [8].
► A very peculiar lightness while
walking, like a flying forward, though dependent on weakness (first and
second days), [11]. ► Forehead. ►
Headache extending from the frontal eminence laterally towards the
temporal region; followed by closing of the eyes, so that she wished to
sleep (fourth and fifth days), [1].
[70.] ►
Intense frontal headache, [28]. ► Pressive headache in the forehead (third
day), [12]. ►
Pain in the forehead and eyes, as in the beginning of coryza (second and
third days), [12]. ► Woke in the morning with pain in the
frontal region, that disappeared after a copious stool, about 11 A.M.
(tenth day), [12]. ► Headache in the left frontal region, in
the morning, on waking (fourteenth day), [12].
► Sharp pains in the forehead and
vertex, with a feeling of lightness; the pain is most acute over the
left eye and in the left temple (soon), [6].
► Continual dull pain in the forehead
and vertex, [6]. ► Dull pains, with occasional sharp pains
in the forehead, [6]. ► (Removes immediately a dulness in the forehead,
to which he was frequently subject in the morning), [5]. ►
Pressure in the forehead, in the forenoon, on rising (third day), [3]. [80.]
► Heaviness in the forehead and
vertex (in the morning, after taking the acid in the evening), [7]. ►
Fulness in the forehead, above the eyes, [5].
► Throbbing pain in the forehead
(after two, and three hours), [1].
► Temple and Vertex. ► Painful pressure in the right temple
(confined to a small spot); the pain is also jerking, sliding; soon
after the same sensation in the hollow of the left knee, [11]. ► Pains
in the temples, [14]. ► Pain in the left temple, extending as far
as the lower jaw (after one hour and a half), [5]. ► Jerking
in the left temple, [5]. ► Dull headache in the vertex, [5]; (from one-tenth), [7]; Pain in the vertex, very soon, [8]. ►
Parietals and Occiput. ►
One-sided headache, a cutting from the right side of the forehead,
behind the ear, down to the insertion of the sterno-cleido-mastoid
muscle (third day), [4]. [90.] ►
Pain along the base of the occipital bone, returning several times,
during the first two days, [9].
EYE.
►
Eyes sunken, surrounded by blue rings, in the forenoon; succeeding a
violent diarrhœa, in the morning (third day), [1]. ► Sunken
eyes (after one hour), [58]. ► Eyes glassy, [60]. ►
Presses the eyelids together (fourth day), [4]. ►
Corrugated eyebrows, [40]. ► Very violent pain within the left eye, in
a short narrow streak (after a few hours), [11]. ►
Violent gnawing pain and sensation of soreness in the eyes and orbital
regions, with dull headache, [1]. ► Sensation as if sand were in the left
eye, without inflammation, in the evening (second day), [1]. ►
Pressure in the upper part of the eyes, during walking, [8], [11]. [100.] ►
Eyes weak, with general sick feeling (second day), [1]. ► Lid.
► Dry mucus in the margins of the
lids, in the morning, which could be removed only in small granules
(seventh day), [1]. ► Eyelids closed (after one hour and a
quarter), [26]. ► Biting in the left inner canthus (seventh
day), [1]. ► Conjunctiva. ►
Conjunctivæ dusky; distinct arcus senilis at the upper part of both
eyes, [52]. ► Ball. ►
Pain in both eyeballs, but worse in the left one, [9]. ►
Eyeballs prominent, [37]. ► Pupils. ►
Pupils very much contracted; insensible, [60].
► Pupils greatly contracted, [60]. ►
Vision. ► Small objects at
a short distance seem larger than natural, as at the first look he
thought they were at a greater distance than they really were; lines and
hairs a few inches from the eyes seemed as large as straws (in a myopic
person), [11].
EAR.
[110.]
► Pressure behind the ears, preceding
and accompanying the stool (second day), [11].
► Fine stitches in the left ear, in
the evening, [1]. ► In the afternoon, occasionally a pain in
the depth of the ear, as if in the Eustachian tube, near the throat;
worse on the right side, [11]. ► A kind of slight blowing noise in the
left ear, [5].
NOSE.
►
Dilated alæ nasi, [40]. ► A vesicle in the right nostril, in the
morning on rising, with stitches and pain on touch; the wings of the
nose are swollen, at times more on the right side, at other times more
on the left, every two or three days for two weeks, [1a]. ►
Sneezing, with chilliness, in the evening after tea, [5]. ► Watery
running from the nose, with sneezing, [8].
► Stoppage of the nose, [14]. ►
Pain in the nose (second day), [11].
[120.] ►
The nose is very painful, in the evening, extending from the tip towards
the right side; a sticking-burning pain, with swelling and shiny redness
(eleventh day); still swollen, but not so painful (twelfth day); less
(thirteenth day), [1a]. ► Lancinating stitches through the right
nostril, on inspiring through the nose (eleventh day), [1].
FACE.
►
Objective. ► Twitching of
muscles of face, [40]. ► Face, lips, throat, and tongue swollen
and livid, [31]. ► Face sunken (eighth day); hippocratic
(ninth day), [31]. ► Countenance hippocratic, [43]. ► Red
face, with shaking chill, in the evening, [4].
► The face is redder than usual, [11]. ►
Face flushed (third day), [36]. ► Countenance gradually assumed a darker
tinge, [41]. [130.] ►
Face pale, lips blue, [63]. ► Face and lips blue (second day), [36]. ►
Look yellow, pale, eyes sunken (fifth day), [2]. ► Pale
look and no appetite, at noon (fourth day), [2]. ►
Expression pale, eyes sunken, with nausea (fourth day), [2]. ► Face
pale, [64]. ► *Face pale and livid, [60]. ► Pallid
countenance (after one hour), [58].
► Face extremely pallid (after four
hours), [36]. ► Countenance pale and haggard, [41]. [140.]
► Face tumid and of a livid
complexion (second day), [31]. ► Lividity of the face, [52]. ► Look
stupid, [41]. ► Face appeared dull and heavy (after one
hour and a quarter), [26]. ► The countenance indicated the most
pressing danger (after half an hour), [16a].
► Features anxious and pallid, [54]. ►
Expression of the face anxious, [60];
(eighth day), [31]; (after
fourteen hours), [34], etc. ► Very desponding look (twelfth day), [36]. ►
Subjective. ► Sensation of
fulness in the face, and excitement, with disinclination to conversation
(first day), [11]. ► Sensation of fulness in the face, [11]. [150.]
► An internal sensation of heat,
particularly in the face, for several hours, during the
forenoon, [11]. ► Drawing pain, with rigidity, near the
angle of the lower jaw, first in the left, then in the right side, but
longer in the left, [3]. ► Lips and Jaw. ►
Puffiness of the lips (second day), [32].
► Lips shrivelled, and sore (after
nine hours), [30]. ► Upper lip trembling; lower jaw relaxed, [41]. ►
Lower jaw spasmodically closed, [47].
MOUTH.
►
Teeth. ► Teeth covered
with sordes, similar in appearance to that observed in cases of low
fever (eleventh day), [17]. ► Dull pain in the first molar tooth of the
right upper jaw, which is very distressing (after fifteen minutes), [6]. ►
Dull aching pains of the molar teeth of the right and left upper jaw;
worse in the right jaw (lasted nearly all day, but passed away towards
evening), [6]. ► Cutting pains in the hollow back teeth,
at noon (seventh day), [1]. [160.] ►
Pain in a hollow back tooth, in the evening (eighth day), [1]. ► A cold
jerking sensation in a left upper incisor, [11]. ► A pain
in a hollow tooth, in the evening (third day), [3]. ► Teeth
seem on edge (first day), [12]. ► Set the teeth on edge, immediately (one
tablespoonful); the roughness of the teeth persisted a long time, [49]. ►
Teeth not only rough when ground upon each other, but they were painful
when the air passed in a rush through the open mouth, as is the case
during the deep inspiration of yawning; every voluntary deep inspiration
produced such an amount of this painful tenderness in my teeth that a
so-called gooseskin (spasm of the cutis and erection of the papillæ)
was produced; this hyperæsthesia of the teeth persisted through the
following day, although in a less degree, [49b].
► Gums. ►
Bleeding of the gums during friction of them; has had the same
occasionally before, but it was this time unexpectedly soon, and much
more copious, [11]. ► The gum is painful in several places, as
if there were blisters upon it (eighth day), [1]. ► Burning
pain in the gum of a left lower incisor, with pustules, surrounded by
bright-red areola and swelling (ninth to thirteenth day), [1]. ► Tongue.
► Tongue swollen, and covered with a
thick white coat, as if it had been scalded (soon); natural towards
edges, elsewhere coated (after ten hours and a half); clean and moist at
edges, centre as yesterday (second day); covered with a white crust
(third day); can best be likened to the dry coating of sugar on
sweetmeats, interspersed with red patches (seventh day); covered with
thick white dry coat (eighth day); in patches, with some desquamation
(tenth day); reddish-brown and parched (eleventh day), [17]. ► Tongue
and throat red and sore (after six hours); remained about the same for
three days, when the redness of the tongue was replaced by a slight
yellow coating, [38]. [170.] ►
Tongue and throat were redder than usual, soon; paler, had a dingy
whiteness about them; were hot and dry to touch, in the evening, [41]. ►
Tongue and fauces very red, [42]. ► Tongue large, œdematous, and covered
with thick woolly fur (soon); red at sides and aphthous (second day);
much more healthy and cleaning (third day), [52]. ► Tongue
and pharynx covered with red and white spots, swollen and painful;
swallowing was very difficult, [60].
► Tongue swollen and red; very firm
and tender on pressure (second day), [22].
► The tongue was red, swollen, tense,
and tender (second day), [50]. ► Tongue dry, sore, and excoriated; worse
towards the point; continued all day and evening, [6]. ► Tongue
livid and swollen, so that he could with difficulty project the tip of
it beyond the teeth (second day); tongue has a thin brown coat and red
dry tip (fourth and fifth days); covered with a bright yellow coat
(sixth day); brown (eighth day); dry, has a brown coat, and red dry tip
(ninth day), [31]. ► Tongue white (second and fourth days), [21]. [180.]
► Tongue and fauces whitened, as if
they had been boiled (after one hour), [56].
► Tongue white and dry (third day), [21]. ►
Tongue covered with a coarse white fur, with red interspaces (second
day), [30]. ►
Tongue coated (after fourteen hours), [34].
► Tongue, which he protruded slowly
when asked to, was slightly coated (second day), [67]. ► Tongue
brown and dry (after four hours), [36].
► Tongue and lips unusually pale, [47]. ►
Tongue of a pale-gray color, [62].
► Tongue rather cold than hot, [27]. ►
A few mouthfuls made the tongue rough and the teeth worse, [49a]. [190.]
► Roughened the tongue (one
tablespoonful), [49]. ► Burning, as from pepper, on the left half
of the tongue (after forty-five minutes), [1].
► Tongue and mouth occasionally
become inflamed, [56]. ► General Mouth. ►
Forcible closure of the mouth and drawing down of its angles, [40]. ►
Palate vesicated (after fourteen hours), [34].
► Buccal cavity inflamed (fifth day),
[2]. ►
Acrid burning sensation in mouth, gullet, and stomach, [39]. ►
Burning sensation in the mouth, throat, and œsophagus, immediately, [52]. ►
Severe burning sensation in the mouth and throat, [54]. ►
Burning sensation in mouth and throat for several days, [35]. [200.] ► Soreness of mouth and tongue (second
day), [22]. ►
Mouth sore all over (after nine hours), [30].
► Considerable soreness of mouth and
posterior nares (second day), [32].
► Dryness of mouth, [62]. ►
Dryness in the mouth, with ulcers in it, [14].
► Disagreeable sensation of the soft
palate and uvula (after 1 pint of gruel), [49b].
► Saliva. ► *Profuse secretion of saliva, immediately
(after one tablespoonful), [49]. ► *Increased flow of saliva, [49b]. ►
Mucus in the mouth and expectoration, with clean tongue (third day), [3]. ►
*Accumulation of water in the mouth, after yawning (fourth
day), [4]. [210.] ►
Much mucus in the mouth (ninth day), [1].
► Taste. ►
Strong acid taste, immediately, [31].
► Intensely acid and astringent
taste, [49]. ►
Taste quite acid, [66a]. ► Taste strongly acid, [60], [66b].
► The sour taste increased with every
mouthful, [49c]. ► Sour taste while taking the drug, lasting
about ten minutes, and leaving a scraping sensation in the fauces, that
obliges hawking (first day), [12].
► Sour taste in the whole mouth, in
the morning, as if the drug were still in the mouth (third and fourth
days), [3]. ►
Sour taste in the mouth, during a nap, in the forenoon (second day,
after thirty-six hours), [11]. ► In rinsing the mouth, a sour taste in it (first day), [11]. [220.] ► Very sour taste, [30]. ► *Sour
taste, [64]. ► Dry and burning taste in mouth and fauces
(after twenty minutes), [20]. ► Taste highly disagreeable, acid, and
astringent, [49b]. ► Water has a sweet taste, [16]. ► No
taste to food, with nausea and a coated tongue (fourth day), [4]. ►
Taste of the drug in the mouth, in the evening (third day), [1]. ►
Speech. ► Speech labored,
but a word or two being articulated at a time (second day), [67].® 2000
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