GLONOINE.
Nitroglycerin, C3H5(NO2)O3.
Preparation
, Dilutions with alcohol.
Authorities.
(Nos.
1 to
121, from
Hering’s revised Monograph in N. E. Med. Gaz., 1874 and 1875).
1, B., from Dudgeon’s provings, B.
J. of Hom., 11, p. 284, took tincture; 2,
Battman took 1st centesimal; 3,
Belding took 2 drops of 2d centes. dil., Hahn. M., 4, 120; 4, Benson, 1st dil. (probably), ibid.; 5, Berridge, effects of 20 drops of 1st
centes. dil.; 6, Brangwin (Dudgeon’s
provings) took 1 drop of 1/10th; 7,
Brink took 1/250th; 8, Bute, from
Hering; 9, S. B. (Lippe’s provings)
took the 1/50th; 10, Miss C.
(Dudgeon’s provings) took 3 globules of 1/10th every day for three days;
11, Castle took 1/100th, repeated in
twenty minutes; 12, D. J. Chaffee,
Hahn. M., 4, 120; 13, W. G. Chaffee,
ibid.; 14, P. Champion (from
Hering); 15, Cheveril, Chemistry
(Hering); 16, Colby, Am. Inst.
Proc., 17, took 1/100th; 17, Cutmore
(Dudgeon’s provings) took 1 drop of 1/10th; 18,
G. F. Davis took 1/100th, and after fifteen minutes the 1/50th; 19, Morris Davis, touched crude to the
tongue, and after some days took a drop of 1/10th; 20, Dr. Demme took 10 drops of a 1/10th
alcoholic solution; 21, Dr. R. E.
Dudgeon, provings, from B. J. of Hom., 11, 268; 22,
A. D. (Dudgeon’s provings) took 1/10th; 23,
Mrs. A. D., ibid., took 1/10th; 24,
J. J. D., ibid., took 3 pills of 1/10th; 25,
R. E. D., ibid., took tincture and 1/100th; 26,
W. D. (Okie’s provings) took 1/250th; 27,
Eichorn, Zeit. d. Ver. Hom. Aezt. Oest., 2, 18, took 3d dec. dil. (10
drops), after two days, the 2d dil., 5 to 30 drops, two days after last
dose, took 1st dil., 6 to 15 drops; 28,
Engall (Dudgeon’s provings) took 1 drop of 1/10th; 29, Epps, ibid., 2 globules of 1/10th; 30, Esry, symptoms only after 1/100th; 31, H. E. took 1/30th; 32, F. (Dudgeon’s provings) took 1 drop of
sat. sol.; 33, Fellger, preparation
not stated; 34, Field, Med. Times
and Gaz., 1858 and 1859, 2 drops of 1/10th and sat. sol.; 35, Fisher (Dudgeon’s provings) 1 drop of
1/10th; 36, Fiske, Hahn. M., 4, 119,
2 drops of 1st centes.; 37,
(omitted); 38, Fr. (Rau) took
1/200th; 39, J. Fr. took 1/20th; 40, Fuller, Med. Times and Gaz., 1858, took
1/6th of a drop, repeated till 1 drop was taken within an hour; 41, Gardiner took 1/250th, repeated in ten
minutes; 42, Geist, effects of
olfaction of crude oil; 43, Mrs.
Geist, effects of olfaction of 1/100th; 44,
Gellar (Dudgeon’s provings), 2 drops of 1/10th; 45,
H. G. took 1/30th; 46, Süss
Hahnneman (Dudgeon’s provings) took a small drop of sat. sol.; 47, Hardenstein, preparation not given; 48, Hauk took 1/10th, repeated after two
days; 49, W. A. Hawley (H. M., 4,
120), 2 drops of 1st centes. dil.; 50,
Dr. C. Hering, effects of olfaction and different dils., from 1/500th to
1/20th; 51, Hupfield, various
provers, dose never more than 1/1000th; 52,
Jackson took 1/3d of a drop three times, and after some days one whole
drop of sat. sol. at once; 53, Dr.
Jeanes took about the 30th part of a drop; 54,
Johns, effects of olfaction during preparation; 55,
Junod (Dudgeon’s provings), 6 pills of 1/10th; 56,
S. J., 1/30th of a drop; 57, K.,
1/50th; 58, N. Koller (Hering),
1/12th; 59, W. K. took 1/10th; 60, L. took 1/100th; 61,
Leadham (Dudgeon’s provings) took 1 drop of sat. sol.; 62, Lembke, Zeit. f. H. Kl., 2, 122, took 10
drops of a sol. of 3 grains in 1 drachm of alcohol (=1/6th of Glonoine);
63, Liebe, effects of preparation,
Ann. Ch. Pharm., 109, p. 122 (Hering), 1/100th, 1/250th; 64, A. Lippe, provings, 1/500th, 1/250th,
1/100th; 65, Dr. Little, general
provings with 1/250th; 66, M. L.
(Lippe’s provings) took 1/50th; 67,
omitted; 68, Mrs. M. (Hering); 69, N. took 1/200th; 70,
Neidhard took 1/50th; 71,
“O.” took 1/250th; 72 and 73, Dr. Okie took 1/100th; 74, “P.” took 1/25th; 75, E. P. took 1/20th; 76, omitted; 77,
Pelouse, Chem. (Hering); 78, Dr.
Phearson (Hering), preparation not stated; 79,
“R.” took 1/50th; 80, M.
R. took 1/250th; 81, Raue took
1/250th; 82, same took 1/50th; 83 to 86,
Reil and three colleagues (Reil touched tongue to finger wet with pure
oil, “A.” took 1/100th twice and 1 drop pure, “B.”
took 1 drop pure, “C.” took 1/100th twice and 4 drops pure); 87, Rhees took 1/125th, 1/60th, 1/50th, and
afterwards 1/250th and 1/125th; 88,
Riehle took 1/10th, afterwards 1/50th; 89,
Robertson (Dudgeon’s proving), 1 globule of 1/10th; 90, Roth (Dudgeon), 2 globules of 1/10th; 91, Roussell (Emma) took 1/10th; 92, Rr. took 1/500th, 1/250th, and 1/150th; 93, “S.” (Dudgeon) took 1 drop sat.
sol.; 94, S. and F. (Hering); 95, Dr. S. proving, 1/20th; 96, C. G. S. took 1/100th, 1/200th; 97, E. S. (Dudgeon), 1 drop of 1/10th; 98, J. R. S. took 1/100th and 1/200th; 99, Mrs. St., 1/200th and afterwards 1/250th;
100, Dr. Schiek took 1/100th and
1/250th; 100b,
a man of 40 took 1/100th; 100c, a girl of 20 took 1/250th; 100d, a
man of 33, 1/250th and 1/100th; 100e, a woman of 48 took 1/160th; 100f, a
man of 26 took 1/130th; 101,
Schuchardt, action of, Chem. Centralbl., 1866, No. 31; 102, Small, effects on self and others with
sixth centes. dil., 1/200th and 1/300th; 103,
(omitted); 104, Dr. E. Smith took
1/500th, 1/250th, 1/200th, and 1/150th; 105,
Sobrero, from Hering; 106, T. Dwight
Stow, provings with 1st dil., Hahn. Month., 4, p. 117; 106a,
Mrs. M. M., ibid., took 1st centes.; 107,
Streintz, from Hering; 108, Tafel,
ibid.; 109, Waage, 1/300th, one
dose; 110, Dr. A. E. Wallace, 1st
dil., H. M., 4, 119; 111, J. W. took
1/250th; 112, J. Wh., 1/50th; 113, W. P. W., 1/300th; 114, Dr. Wg. took 1/200th; 115, Dr. Whitey, 1/20th; 116, Dr. Williamson, 1/30th, 1/150th; 117, Dr. J. G. Wood, Am. Inst. Trans.,
1/30th; 118, Dr. Wyld (Dudgeon’s
provings), 1/10th; 119 and 120, Zumbrock, effects of olfaction and of
different preparations; 1/30th to 1/300th; 121,
Vinal, 1/300th; 122, (omitted); 123,
B. J. of Hom., 18, p. 139, effects on a woman of one globule of
Glonoine, 1st.; 124, Brady, Med.
Times and Gaz., 1859, Mar., a chemist took 1 drop of a 5 per cent. sol.
for faceache; 125, V. A. Pierce, W.
Hom. Obs., 3, p. 130, took 1 drop first day, 24 drops between 10 A.M.
and 1 and 2 P.M., fourth day, 150 drops between 12 M. and 2.30 P.M.,
fifth day; 126, ibid., T. M. P. took
6 drops of 1st dec. in evening; 127,
ibid., H. W. W. took 3 drops of 1st centes. dil. (repeated in five
minutes); 128, Dr. Bayes, M. Hom.
Rev., 10, p. 107, effects of inserting a bit of cotton soaked in
Glonoine 1st, in an aching tooth; 129,
J. M. Merrick, Jr., Am. J. of Sc. and Arts, v, 36, No. 107, effects of
vapor and of “minute quantities;” 130,
E. Mystroem, Upsala Lükareförmengs Forhandlinger, ii, p. 232 (Syd.
Soc. Year-book, 1867-8), effects of a little; 131,
ibid., a railway workman drank a quantity by mistake; 132, Honert, Deut. Klin., 1867, p. 83,
effects of a few drops for a furuncle; 133,
Holst. Prag. Vierteljhrschft, 1873, a railway laborer swallowed a few
mouthfuls from a flask; 134, Dr.
Thorowgood, Med. Times and Gaz., 1858, p. 331, effects of less than 1
drop of 1st dil.
MIND.
►
Emotional. ► Unusually
animated and talkative; great flow of thought and inclination to jest;
for four hours, [121]. ► Great mental agitation, [117]. ►
Delirious and insensible, and speedily became comatose, [131]. ► Great
depression, [123]. ► Anxiety (after seven minutes), [57]. ►
Anxiety and inclination to run away, [119].
► Anxiety, with headache, [119]. ►
Feeling of impending misfortune, with the sensations in the chest, [99]. ►
Fear and terror, [111]. [10.] ►
Great fear, with a sensation as if the chest were screwed together, [65]. ►
Great fear, with a feeling as if the throat was swollen, [36]. ► Though
naturally cheerful she became apprehensive of her approaching death, [91]. ►
When asked, a day or two after, how she felt, she said, that at one time
she was frightened for fear she had been poisoned, and that no one would
catch her taking any more, [106a].
► Recalls old grievances (second
day); he was constantly thinking of persons who had offended him, with
determination to justify his own conduct, [116].
► Intellectual. ► My intellect returned almost immediately,
and I remember saying, “This has nothing to do with homœopathy,
but with a very powerful poison,” [34].
► Though still greatly confused, scarcely
knowing where he was or what he was about, yet, when his
attention was fixed by any effort of the will, remembered his patients
perfectly, all their symptoms, and medicines prescribed, without once
mistaking, [117]. ► Cannot collect my thoughts, [12]. ►
Immediate, effect, confusion of ideas and loss of strength, [16]; with diminished power of tongue, [117]. ►
*Confusion of ideas so great that he could not tell where he was,
[117]. ►
A kind of transient bewilderment, followed by a kind of blindness, [50b]. [20.]
► When the effect (in head and arms),
which she exactly described, ceased after five minutes, it seemed to her
as if she awoke from a dream; she moved her arms like one awaking from a
dream, [50]. ► *As he returned home through the streets, after
the headache, everything seemed strange to him, not as familiar as
usual; he was obliged to look about him every few moments to convince
himself of being in the right street; it seemed to him as if the houses
were not in their right places, on the same route that he had passed
over at least four times a day for years, [19]. ►
Difficult recollection of phrenological terms, with which he is very
familiar, [116]. ► A half unconscious state followed, with a
most violent beating headache, with a trembling of the whole body, [101]. ►
*Loss of consciousness, [132]. ► *Falling down senseless, with convulsions and
frothing at the mouth, after alternation of palpitation of the heart and
congestion to the head, [73].
► *Falling down, with loss of
consciousness, congestion to the head or heart; face
sometimes pale, sometimes red, [73].
► Stupor, weakness of mind and body, [58], [44].® 2000
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