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Erythrophleum judiciale

3-644.56.08
644.54.08 Erythrophleum judicialeNames: Erythrophleum judiciale is an unresolved name.
English: Casca Bark.
Source: Lauder Brunton.
Content: alkaloid erythrophoeline.
Use: ordeal poison.
MindPleasant lassitude, a desire for quiet.
Indisposition for mental or physical exertion.
BodyNervous: general relaxation, immovable; convulsions.
Vertigo: dizzy.
Head: headache, distress about the forehead and eyes; brain congested.
Face: flushed.
Nose: violent, persistent sneezing.
Mouth: tongue numbness, tingling.
Eyes: contracted pupils, sudden dilation.
Heart: mitral disease; pulse slow, irregular, weak, accelerated; contraction of the blood vessels; blood pressure high, oscillating.
Lungs: breathing quick, laboured.
Stomach: nausea; vomiting.
Abdomen: griping.
Rectum: constipation; stool loose.

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