Morphinum Sulphuricum.

Sulphate of Morphia. C17 H19 N O3.

No provings. Experimental and toxicological effects are numerous (Allen's Encyclopaedia, vol. 6, p. 378).

- Vomiting, Hall, Organon, vol. 2, p. 247; Nervous spasms, Young, Hom. Phys., vol. 5, p. 166; Thickness of speech in chorea, Underwood, U. S. M. J, 1871, p. 282; Antidote to poisonous effects of atropia and Extr. Bellad., R. K., Raue's Rec., 1870, p. 90.

Vertigo.

Double vision and disturbance of accommodation often accompanied by lachrymation.
Weakness of vision.
Sight impaired and feeble.
Vision at times seemed obscured by a fog.
Conjunctiva injected.
The look becomes unsteady.
Paresis of recti interni.
Diverging strabismus of both eyes.
Slight ptosis.

Thickening of tongue and inability to talk distinctly. ~ Chorea.

Vomiting.

Inspiration accompanied by sharp pain in abdomen and along spine.
Tympanitis.

Diarrhea.
Horrid tenesmus, straining.

Great jactitation; impossibility of sleeping from dyspnea and extension of disease; hyperesthesia of nerves; changing pulse. ~ Inflammation of diaphragm.

Weakness.
Trembling before and during a thunder storm (occasioned by the electrical state of the atmosphere).
After being struck by lightning; any exposure to heat set her into spasms, nervous, so that she had to go into a cool place.

Any exposure to heat sets her into spasms, she had to go to a cool place; after being struck by lightning.

Vision as if impaired by fog.
Pains so violent as to threaten convulsions, or cause twitching or jerking of limbs.
Sharp pain: in abdomen and along spine.
Trembling: before and during thunder storm.
Itching: on face, neck, loins and genitals.

Extreme susceptibility to pain; pains so violent as to threaten convulsions, or cause twitching and jerking of limbs. ~ Cancer.

After being struck by lightning; any exposure to heat sets her into spasms.

Itching, particularly on face, neck, loins and genitals.
Conical blotches either red or skin color, more easily felt than seen.

Young lady, after being struck by lightning; nervous spasms.

Antidoted by: Acon., Atrop., Bellad., strong infusion of coffee, Ipec., the first and last being especially useful to remove secondary effects.