Cuprum Sulphuricum

Sulphate of Copper is a well-known emetic and caustic. It causes forcible

vomiting and much nausea. Paleness of face; or jaundiced appearance; pale skin generally; a

• ▸peculiar diarrhea; enlarged liver.
• ▸J.
• ▸D.
• ▸Tyrrell (Med.
• ▸Adv.
• ▸, xix.
• ▸14) mentions the case of a lady

who could not use Cupr. sul. for "stamping" fancywork, because it "made her face hurt and swell

so she could scarcely see, and her lips became everted, "turned inside out," she said." It is a well-

known application in allopathic practice for stimulating flabby granulations, and it has cured

itching eruptions, and manifestations of syphilis. Rest > pains.

Anxiety; or great apathy —Remarkable disturbance of mind, every utterance distorted.

Lips pale, bluish, at corners and internal edges. —Face painful and swollen so she can

scarcely see; lips turned inside out.

Tongue cold; coated, bluish.—Greenish tint along free border of gums.—Burning in

mouth and cesophagus in morning.

Excessive nausea; forcible vomiting returning from time to time; vomits

greenish-brown mucus.—Violent pain in stomach followed by faintness.

Tearing pains in hypochondria, on inspiration, painful to touch as if

bruised.—Liver enlarged.—Abdomen drawn in.

Four pultaceous greenish-yellow stools, without the least trace of blood.—Stool

pultaceous, brown-red, with streaks of blood and tenesmus during stool.—Constipation.

Hacking cough which impedes respiration.—Croupy cough with very

tenacious mucus.

Feeling as of a throbbing lump in heart internally, beating of heart seems louder;

lasted five minutes and went away gradually.

• ▸Pale, colourless.
• ▸—Icterus.
• ▸—Itching nodules on shoulders.
• ▸—Itchiness; a kind of dry

itch.

• ▸Alopecia.
• ▸Diarrhoea.
• ▸Dysentery.
• ▸Eyes, granular lids; catarrhal and purulent

• ▸conjunctivitis.
• ▸Itch.
• ▸Syphilis.
• ▸Trachoma.

It is antidoted by: Milk; eggs; pure yellow prussiate of potash. Compare: Kali bich.

(cough) and Merc.

Limbs cold, nearly cyanotic.—Dull aching soreness in middle of tibia, when

walking; > at rest; tenderness on pressure.