TAXUS BACCATA.
Taxus baccata, Linn.
Natural order
, Coniferæ.
Common names
, Yew; (G.). Eibe; (Fr.),
L’If.
Authorities.
1,
Selle, from Gesner’s Sammlung, 1742 (Franck’s Mag., 4, p. 342), a boy,
æt. five years, was poisoned by the berries; 2,
Thomas Percival, M.D., Essays Med. Phil. and Exper., 1807. p. 180, death
of three children, æt. five, four and three years, from eating the
fresh leaves. (3 to 6, Dr. Gastier, Bibliotheq. Hom. de Geneva,
vol. 4 p. 193, 1835, provings on healthy persons.) 3, 3 or 4 drops of 2d dil. before breakfast
for three successive days; 4, 2
drops of mother tincture on two successive days; 5, half a cup of infusion of leaves two
successive mornings; 6, effects on
Gastier himself; 7, Samuel Hurt,
Lancet, 1836-7 (1), p. 394, a child, æt. three and a half years, ate
the berries. (8 to 13, Dr Roth, Journ. de la Soc. Gall. Mat.
Med. Pura, vol. 1, p. 501.) 8,
Gattereau, Ana. Journ. de Méd., vol. 81, p. 77; 9, Harmand, ibid., vol. 83, p. 210; 10, Percy, ibid., p. 226; 11, Hubner, Lethale taxi Venenum, example,
confirmation, Francofurt, 1805; 12,
Brande’s Blumenbach Med. Biblioth., vol. 3, p. 634; 13, Reddelin, Dissertatio de Tax. Baccata,
Jenæ, 1794; 14, Stapf, Archiv., 15
part 1, p. 187; 15, Vogt,
Pharmakodyn., 4th edition, vol. 2, p. 287, general effects of large
doses; 16, Jahn’s Mat. Med., 3d
edition, vol. 2, p. 1056, effects when given for suppressed
menstruation; 17, Fisher, ibid.,
effects; 18, Dr. Mullan, Dub. Hosp.
Gaz., May, 1845, p. 109 (Taylor on Poisons, 1845, p. 632), death of an
insane man in fourteen hours after eating the leaves; 19, James Taylor, M.D., Prov. Journ., 1848,
p. 708, death of a girl, æt. five years, in four hours after eating the
berries; 20, John Lloyd, ibid., p.
662, death of a boy, æt. four years, in nineteen days after eating the
berries and nuts. 21 to 26, Chevalier, Duchesne, and Reynel, Journ.
de la Soc. Gall., 1856 (Brit. Journ. of Hom., 14, 415); 21, Harmand de Montgarni, a man, æt. forty
years, drank an infusion of 1 ounce of bark in 1 pint of white wine for
quartan fever; 22, a woman passed a
night under one of the trees; 23, a
girl bruised the branches and drank the juice; 24,
one man ate a dozen berries, another ate twice as many; 25, Ray; 26,
same, a woman drank a decoction of the leaves; 27,
Schroff, A. H. Z. M. B., 1, 48, 1859, Drs. Heinrich and Billberger took
the alcoholic extract of the leaves in three doses of 1/20th, 1/10th,
and 1/5th drachms; 28, Brit. Med.
Journ., (Dublin Med. Press, new ser., 10, 1864, p. 476), a girl, æt.
three years, ate the berries; 29,
James Thompson, Lancet, 1868 (2), p. 530, a boy, æt. three years, ate
the berries, death in four hours; 30,
L’Imparziale of Florence (Pharm. Journ., 1870, p. 286), a girl took a
decoction of the leaves every morning for three days, and an increased
dose of 8 ounces on the fourth morning, death in eight hours; 31, A. H. Newth, Med. Times and Gaz., 1870
(2), p. 446, death of a man from the berries; 32,
Drs. Ridder, Virchow, and Hirsch, Jahrsbericht, 1874, part 1, p. 489,
poisoning of a girl of five months by the berries; 33, P.M. Deas, Brit. Med. Journ., 1876 (2);
p. 392, death of a woman, æt. forty-nine years, from the leaves; 34, Prof. Redwood, Pharm. Journ., November
1877, p. 361, death of a woman who took five or six doses of a decoction
of the leaves, and with the last dose some chopped unboiled leaves; 35, T. Whitehead Reid Brit. Med. Journ.,
September, 1877, p. 442, a woman, æt. twenty-four years, having gone
supperless to bed, chewed and swallowed three large mouthfuls (three
small sprigs), at 7 A.M., of “T. fastigiata” (the Irish
variety of Taxus baccata).
Note.
-Cativolcus, rex dimidiæ partis
Eburonum… taxo, cujus magna in Gallia Germaniaque copia est, se
exanimavit. Cæsar. De bello Gallico. Liber VI, cap. 31.
MIND.
►
Died delirious, [30]. ► Remained imbecile during two months that
the skin was diseased (after one month), [21].
► She was as if intoxicated for two
days, [22]. ►
Anxiety, [15]. ► Impatient disposition, which scarcely
allows of the least intellectual contest (thirteenth day), [3]. ►
Oppression only in the daytime, especially when the stomach is empty or
full (first day), [4]. ► Disinclination to mental work, [27]. ►
Fell on the bed she was making, [23].
► Partial unconsciousness (after six
hours), [33]. [10.] ►
State of profound stupor and helplessness, [23]. ► There
was very marked improvement after the stomach was washed out, though
even then she was prone to relapse into her former lethargic condition,
and necessity arose for more active measures to keep her awake, though
these again were soon able to be discontinued (after seven hours and a
half), [35]. ►
The patient’s memory was a blank form 10 A.M. to 4 P.M.; she did not
even recollect the stomach-pump (after three hours), [35]. ►
Insensible, [19]. ► Coma, [20],
[29]; (after six hours), [35].
HEAD.
►
Vertigo. ► Vertigo, [15], [16],
etc. ► Momentary vertigo, [9]. ►
Giddiness, [18]. ► General Head. ►
Dulness of the head, [15], [27]. ►
Headache, [16], [17]; (after fourteen hours and a half), [35]. [20.]
► The gardeners at Pisa could not
remain more than half an hour at work trimming the trees without
suffering violent headache, [25]. ► Slight headache with vertigo, [12]. ►
Burning headache, [14]. ► Forehead. ►
Frontal headache, extending to the face, with tearing in the eyes and
slight lachrymation (third day), [5].
► Supraorbital and temporal headache
on the right side, with lachrymation on the same side (after two hours
and a half); aggravation at the slightest shaking from the cough (after
five, six, seven to ten hours), [3].
► Supraorbital headache, with
appearance of brilliant revolving circles constantly before the left eye
especially, together with a feeling of emptiness in the stomach at the
approach of mealtime, mostly ceasing after eating, [4]. ► Fine
sticking pain in the frontal region, [14].
► Headache under the left orbit
(after one hour and a half), with increased lachrymation some hours
later, [4]. ► Temples. ►
Pressure in the left temporal region, [14].
► Parietals. ► Twinging headache in both sides, [14]. [30.]
► The pain in the head passed from
the right to the left side in the same position and with the same
characteristics (second day), [3].
EYE.
►
Eyes shut, [33]. ► Orbit. ►
Pressive pain over the eyes, [13].
► Pressive pain in the orbital
region, [27]. ► Lids. ►
Eyelids fell, and turned of a very dark color, [7]. ►
Appearance of a small dry scab with red base, with very acute itching in
a space about three lines in diameter, towards the outer canthus of the
left eye (after eight hours), [4].
► Smarting itching in both eyelids,
relieved by rubbing (after one hour); this symptom occurred with all the
provers, without redness or signs of inflammation, [3]. ► Very
troublesome itching in the left outer canthus (first day), [4]. ►
Lachrymation. ► Copious
lachrymation on using the eyes in the least whether in the open air or
indoors, [3]. ► Lachrymation of the left eye without pain
(after one hour), [4]. ► Pupils. [40.]
► Pupils very dilated, [19]. ► Pupils
widely dilated, though they acted slightly to light (after six hours), [35]. ►
Dilated pupils, [7], [20], [29].
► Vision. ► Obscurity of vision, [23].
FACE.
►
Looked ill, [7]. ► Face puffy and pale, [1]. ►
Countenance pale, [19], [33]. ►
Countenance pale and depressed, [20].
► Pallor of face; lividity of lips
and eyelids (after six hours), [35].
► Facial muscles convulsed, chiefly
on the left side, the head itself being drawn to that side; the eyes
were thrown up and the pupils contracted; the arms were also drawn up
and there was great restlessness; the facial convulsions were similar to
those in an epileptic fit, and ended in a few minutes in frothing at the
mouth and stertorous breathing, [33].
[50.] ►
Purplish lips, [7]. ► Lips, especially the upper, blackish
brown, [1].
MOUTH.
►
Teeth. ► Coldness in the
upper incisors, [14]. ► Tongue. ►
Tongue coated, [27]. ► Tongue excoriated, [20]. ► Tongue
moist and tremulous, stained of a uniform brown color (after six hours);
the staining lasted four days, [35].
► Biting heat of the tongue at the
part in contact with the substance (immediately), [3]. ► General
Mouth. ► Dry mouth with
the fever (after twenty-four hours, [5].
► Saliva. ► Secretion of saliva increased, and
afterwards, especially from large doses, diminished, [27]. ►
Increased secretion of saliva, he spits a great deal more than usual,
and the saliva is extremely viscid, [8].
[60.] ►
Thick saliva, salter than usual, [9].
► Saliva sometimes so acrid as to
make the mouth smart, [9]. ► Copious secretion of hot saliva, with the
sickness at the stomach (third day), [5].
► Taste. ►
Bitter taste like that of Quinine, but much less persistent (first day),
[4].
STOMACH.
►
Appetite. ► Two hours
after breakfast unwonted hunger, which, when satisfied, returns in an
hour and a half (after five hours); this symptom, accompanied by general
weakness and by uneasiness, with great weakness of sinking feeling in
the region of the stomach, was especially troublesome during the two
last days, [3]. ► Loss of appetite. ► Thirst. ►
Intense thirst (after eleven hours), [35].
► Nausea and Vomiting. ► Nausea, followed sometimes by mucous and
saburral vomiting, rarely mingled with bile, [9]. ► Nausea
and efforts to vomit, [27]. ► Retching, and complained of feeling ill, [34]. [70.]
► Sickness at the stomach, with
copious secretion of hot saliva (third day), [5]. ► Began
to feel sick (after one hour); vomited for the first time (after one
hour and a half); vomited three or four times between 9 and 10 A.M.,
(after two hours); vomiting from time to time (after six hours); 9.30
P.M. the vomited matter had become duodenal in character, being more
tenacious, and containing bile and food as well as leaves, the sharp
points of which were well imbedded in mucus; she had vomited four times
since 6 P.M. (after fourteenth hours and a half); the vomited matter was
neutral to test-paper, [35]. ► Vomiting, [7],
[18], etc. ►
The oldest vomited a little, [2]. ► Vomiting, which ended in death, [26]. ►
Vomiting, purging, and tenesmus, [13].
► Vomiting of mucus and of curdled
grease, [11]. ► Stomach. ►
Greater activity of the digestive functions, and, in consequence,
frequent need of eating, [4]. ► Feeling of emptiness in the stomach
without hunger (after about an hour, second day), [4]. ► Pain in
epigastrium, [31]. [80.] ►
Pain in the pit of the stomach felt only on pressure (but that pressure
the very slightest), which increases the oppression and excites a little
short cough without expectoration (second day), [4]. ► Very
distressing dull sensation in the stomach and abdomen, lasting several
hours, with rumbling, [27]. ► Pinching and burning pressure in the
epigastric region, [14].
ABDOMEN.
►
Borborygmi when fasting, and sometimes rumblings rising from the
hypogastrium to the umbilicus (thirteenth day), [3]. ► Slight
dull pain in the umbilicus (after one hour and a half), [4]. ►
Pressure above the umbilicus, [14].
► Uncomfortable distension as from
eating too much, [14]. ► Rumbling in the abdomen, with dull pain,
followed by an evacuation quite unusual at this hour (after half an
hour, second day), [4]. ► Twinging and tension across the abdomen, [14]. ►
Gripings in the belly of the oldest, [2].
STOOL.
[90.]
► Purging, [20]. ► Diarrhœa,
which is usually rather small in quantity, and often accompanied with
tenesmus, [9]. ► Slight diarrhœa without colic (from
eating the berries of the yew), [10].
► Looseness of the bowels, with
tenesmus and insupportable smarting, during, and after each stool or
attempt at one (thirteenth day), [3].
► Slight purging, [8], [24]. ► Increased stools, [15]. ► Two
stools (first day), [21]. ► Soft stool at a very unaccustomed hour
(after a quarter of an hour), [4].
► Soft stool (after half an hour), [6]. ►
Stools partly pasty, partly liquid, usually painful, [27]. [100.] ► Natural stool, but at a very unaccustomed
hour (after four hours), [2]. ► Hard and scanty stools all the time the
remedy was acting (after eight hours), [4].
► Hard difficult evacuation, [14].
URINARY ORGANS.
►
Cutting pain at the base of the kidneys, which allows him neither to sit
still nor stand up, and even prevents him from turning himself in bed;
it lasted thus two days, ceasing by degrees in about five days (after
one hour), [6]. ► In the evening, and especially the next
day, tenesmus of the bladder, with slightly smarting pain in the line of
the frænum, in the urethra (second day), [3].
► Frequent urging to urinate, the
urine being emitted with difficulty in very feeble jets, though natural
in color (fifteenth day), [3]. ► Difficult urination, frequently
alternating with limpid urine, [9].
► Great increase of urine, [15]. ►
Increases secretion of urine, with increased desire to urinate, [27]. ►
Strangury, urine red, [17]. [110.] ►
She held her urine all day and until 6 the next morning; the urine,
which measured 4 pints in the twenty-four hours on the fourth day,
varied in specific gravity from 1011 to 1017, contained uric acid in
abundance, with large crystals resembling cystin in appearance, as well
as lozenge and halbert-shaped ones of all sizes; there were variable
amounts of albumen and phosphates during the eight days it was examined,
[35].
SEXUAL ORGANS.
►
Increased discharge from the genitals, [15].
► Extreme excitement during an
embrace, without stronger desire or any repetition of the act (fifteenth
day), [3].
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
►
Cough excited by a deep respiration, with slight oppression, soon after
dinner (after ten hours), [3]. ► Violent fatiguing cough, [14]. ►
Increased expectoration from the bronchi, [15].
► Respiration frequent, [20]. ►
Breathing very hard, [34]. ► Breathing laborious and frequent, [19]. ►
Breathing difficult, [29]. [120.] ►
Respirations shallow, irregular, often sighing (after six hours), [35].
CHEST.
►
Lungs engorged, [20]. ► Increased oppression and cough, which is
accompanied at first by a pain under the xiphoid cartilage, aggravated
by the least pressure on the latter; this symptom was never felt at all
during the night, nor when there was any expectoration with the cough;
it was more painful both before and after a meal (second day), [2]. ►
Chest full and hot, [1]. ► Stitches in the left side, [14].
HEART AND PULSE.
►
Irregular action of the heart, [16].
► Rapid pulse, [16]. ► Pulse
at first increased in frequency, afterwards sank below the normal; after
three or four hours rose somewhat above the normal, [27]. ► Slow
pulse, [32]. ►
Pulse feeble, [19]. [130.] ►
Pulse small and wiry, [20]. ► Pulse almost imperceptible, [33]. ►
Very marked irregularity and depression of the heart’s action with a
small thready pulse, at times imperceptible, at times frequent, of short
duration, small volume, and diminished power; the heart’s action was
very feeble and undulating, its sounds indistinct, yet the ventricular
systole not interrupted enough to cause a dicrotous pulse (after six
hours); pulse regular as to rhythm, though not to frequency, beats
varying between 80 and 96 (after fourteen hours and a half), [35]. ►
The pulse remained very irregular in frequency (accompanied by
sensations of “heart-stopping”) for three days, varying
between 55 and 92; its rise was quick and volume diminished, [35].
NECK AND BACK.
►
Drawing in the left cervical muscles, [14].
► Pain which is neither continuous
nor severe, in the upper part of the back (soon); pain increased (second
day), [5]. ►
Pain under the left scapula (immediately), [4]. ► The
pain under the scapula passes behind the kidneys (after one hour), [4]. ►
Cutting pain in the sacral region, which obliged him to support the
kidneys, when walking (thirteenth day), [3].
EXTREMITIES.
►
Numbness of the limbs and paralysis, [15].
[140.] ►
A numbness, with a kind of immobility, in the extremities, especially
after several sweats, [9]. ► Pretty sharp, transient, wandering pains
in the extremities, [9].
SUPERIOR EXTREMITIES.
► Pain during exercise as well as rest, but
more severe during exercise, seeming to occupy the olecranon process,
and sometimes to leave this part for other portions of the same bone,
always in the direction of its humeral extremity; this pain, although
not very deepseated, evidently affects the bone, and seems to occupy the
periosteum (first day), [4]. ► Pain felt both on movement and during
rest, but worse on movement, appearing to occupy the olecranon process,
and sometimes to leave this part of the elbow for other portions of the
same bone, always tending, towards its humeral extremity; this pain,
although not very deepseated, evidently affects the bone, and seems to
occupy the periosteum, [8]. ► Unpleasant dryness of the palms, which
are also very warm (fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth days), [3]. ►
Immediately, or in a few minutes, pain in the joint of the first and
second phalanges of the left middle finger (second day), [4]. ► Dull
pains in the phalangeal joints of the right hand (second day), [3]. ►
Rheumatic pain in the right forefinger, in the phalangeal articulations
(third day); this pain lasted until the eighth day, not continuously,
but returning often, and especially when the affected part was brought
into the slightest contact with even warm
liquid, [3].
INFERIOR EXTREMITIES.
► Hip. ►
Pain in the left hip, with internal feeling of heat, and, externally, of
tearing and great coldness (fourteenth and fifteenth days), [3]. ►
Moderate and superficial pain in the right hip and in the knee of the
same side, felt more deeply, but not more severely, in the thigh, as a
tearing, with coldness; it ceased in the night (after seven hours), [3]. ►
Knee. [150.] ► Pain of the same nature as at the base of
the kidneys, but more violent, in both knees, especially in the left,
ceasing at night, and passing then into the ankle-joint, [4]. ► Pain
about the right knee-pan (after one hour); pain in the left knee like
that in the right, where it had ceased (after two hours and a half);
these symptoms reappeared with an intensity which even disabled me from
walking, the pain in the knee returning by starts, and impressing on the
joint a feeling of extreme weakness, and sometimes of being suddenly
bruised, with a cutting pain, which rendered locomotion quite impossible
(thirteenth day), [3]. ► Crawling sensation in the right leg,
extending to the sole of the foot, where it felt as though one were
walking on a net, [14]. ► Sharp pinching, with circumscribed
itching, in the middle of the left calf (after nine hours), [3]. ►
Sudden shooting, almost as quick as lightning, close to and almost upon
the phalangeal joint of the first metatarsus of the right side (first
day), [4]. ►
Crawling sensation in the whole left foot, [14].
GENERALITIES.
►
All the hairy parts became denuded (after a month), [31]. ►
Secretions increased, [15]. ► Twice a slight tremor came over her frame
(after six hours), [35]. ► Trembling, as at the approach of a fever,
with dry mouth, without thirst, and general uneasiness, all of which
lasts a quarter of an hour (after twenty-four hours), [5]. [160.] ► Convulsions, [18], [19],
[26], [29]. ►
Convulsions and death, [7]. ► Great uneasiness, [23]. ►
Restless at times, turning from side to side, in bed (after six hours), [35]. ►
Restlessness, [15]. ► Unsteadiness when at rest or sitting, and
especially when standing quietly (thirteenth day), [3]. ► General
feeling of uneasiness (thirteenth day), [3].
► Uneasy (after two hours), [2]. ►
Extreme exhaustion, [1]. ► Great prostration, [27]. [170.] ► Prostration and distension of the
abdomen, [32]. ► Sudden prostration of strength, [128]. ►
Prostration, with great oppression, after an embrace, the whole without
pain or anxiety; this symptom, the last produced, after having resisted
several attempts to remove it, yielded completely to the exhibition of
Staphisagria, taken with this object (sixteenth day), [3]. ►
Faintness, [33]. ► A kind of faintness, soon; a small
quantity of brandy and other restoratives seemed to recover her, and she
was then put to bed, a dose of castor oil being administered; she,
however, relapsed into her former alarming state and death ensued, [28]. ►
Fainted, became insensible, and was found on the floor in a state of
collapse (after two hours), [35]. ► Symptoms of syncope (after six hours), [35].
SKIN.
►
Two attacks of black jaundice very difficult to remove, [21]. ► The
hue of the skin remains of a dirty leaden gray, [21]. ►
Redness of the skin, [15]. [180.] ►
Eruption of large and slightly prominent pimples, rather like plates, of
a vivid red color, occupying the posterior and upper portions of both
arms, with very acute itching (after one hour); eruption increased
(second day), [5]. ► Body covered with pustules (after a
month), [21]. ► When she awoke, next morning, her body
was covered with a copious miliary eruption, on the third day the rash
disappeared, and there was an abscess formed at the right knee, which
broke on the eleventh day, and was followed by death on the fourteenth, [22]. ►
The day following the first dose, and a few hours after the second,
uneasiness towards the nose, on whose tip there appeared a large, round,
and brownish-red spot, without pain or itching, only sensitive to
pressure towards its centre, slightly prominent by reason of a small
pimple which projected at this point, where next day, without pain or
irritation, desquamation began, which by slow degrees, extended over all
the violet-covered surface, and was completed in five or six days;
finally, towards the evening of this same day, that is, about twelve
hours after the second dose taken in infusion, a burning itching was
felt in the inferior dorsal region of the right forearm, over a surface
about an inch in diameter, and corresponding precisely to the outer part
of the radio-carpal joint. This surface was rather redder and rougher
than in the normal state, and the itching, of which it was the seat,
alternated with a similar irritation, but much less severe, in the same
portion of the left forearm. The next morning, in the same region,
appeared on the right side a crowded mass of hard, round, and red
pimples, whose branlike desquamation proceeded during next day and the
day after, accompanied by very acute itching, while around this surface,
where the skin had resumed its normal appearance and vitality, other
similar pimples, but less numerous, arose and disappeared in like
manner, with very acute itching, in the morning especially, and not at
night, and were succeeded, in their turn, by another circle of similar
pimples, reaching thus the dorsal region principally and the upper part
of the right forearm. On the left side, three pimples of the same nature
as the preceding, but whose desquamation was not followed by the
production of other pimples, sufficed to keep up in this part for more
than fifteen days, the itching of which it was the seat. To-day, even
after lasting a month, the eruption on the right side still remains as
troublesome as ever, [6]. ► A large suggilation in the sole of the
left foot, with pain on walking, followed by dark petechiæ over nearly
the whole body; the face became puffy and pale, the chest full and hot,
with great weakness, and after a few days, fever, with great swelling of
the face and lips, which became blackish-brown, especially the upper
lip, with extreme exhaustion, followed by death, [1].
SLEEP.
►
Yawning without sleepiness, [14]. ► Yawned much (after two hours), [2]. ►
Drowsiness for some hours, [9]. ► Seemed as if going to sleep, [7]. ►
Deep sleep, [13]. [190.] ►
Complete insomnia (thirteenth day), [3].
► Sleep restless, [27].
FEVER.
►
Chilliness. ► General
coldness for some minutes, at 2 A.M., followed by dry heat in the hands,
and especially in the feet, with general malaise; dry mouth without
thirst, and then copious sweat on the forehead, which, in three hours,
ended the symptoms (after twenty-one hours), [6]. ► Chilly
and listless (after two hours), [2].
► Coldness of the surface, [18], [19].
► Skin cold and clammy, [29]. ►
Skin cold and bathed in perspiration (after six hours), [35]. ►
Shivering over the whole body, [27].
► Extremities cold, [20]. ►
Unpleasant coldness of the skin of the thighs, especially in front, all
day (fifteenth day), [2]. [200.] ►
Temperature 98.3° (after fourteen hours and a half); never exceeded
99.9° for three days, [35]. ► Heat. ►
Fever, [1], [15]. ► Dry
heat with thirst, [13]. ► Heat in the forehead, [14]. ► Sweat.
► Offensive viscid sweats, with smart
itching and redness in the glandular parts at the surface of the body, [9]. ►
Perspiration of a peculiarly offensive odor, with itching of the skin
and eruption of vesicles, [15]. ► Sweating after the least exercise, with
great weakness (thirteenth day), [3].
► Profuse nightsweats, [14].
CONDITIONS.
►
Aggravation. ► (Before and after each meal), Oppression and
cough. ► (Pressure),
Pain in pit of stomach. ► (Pressure on xiphoid cartilage), Oppression
and cough. ► (Deep respiration), Cough. ► (Shaking from
cough), Headache. ► (When standing quietly), Unsteadiness. ► (Warm liquids),
Pain in right forefinger. ► Amelioration.
► (Rubbing),
Itching of eyelids.® 2000
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