AGARICUS PANTHERINUS

AGARICUS PANTHERINUS

(Spotted Amanita)

PHARMACY -agar-pa. Agaricus pantherinus. Spotted amanita

N.0.Fungi.

Historical dose:All potencies.

CLINICAL - Coma. Convulsion. Delirium. Diarrhea. Fatigue. Mania. Spasms. Trembling. Twitching. Vertigo.

HOMEOPATHIC - Agaricus pantherinus is a brownish species (not reddish, like Agaricus Muscarius), found in woods or pastures in England and in the United States, not considered poisonous.

General overpowering sense of fatigue. Extreme lassitude and torpor. Problems coordinating muscular movements. Convulsive movements. Loss of power. Monosyllabic answers, with annoyance. Vertigo. Loss of consciousness. Violent general spasms. Violent convulsive twitching of the muscles of the face and limbs. Restless tossing about.

MIND- Delirium. Maniacal disposition to rave. State of consciousness resembling coma, loss of memory.

Eyes - Eyes partly open. Conjunctiva injected. Red eyes.

Face - Face congested.

Food - Some loss of appetite.

Head - Great heaviness of the head. Heat in the head.

Limbs - Trembling of the hands.

Lungs- Respiration stertorous and irregular. After a few deep inspirations the respirations became weaker and weaker, until at last they ceased entirely for about a quarter of a minute, then there were again deep inspirations.

Mouth - Lips tremble.

Rectum - Slight diarrhea.

Sleep - Invincible drowsiness. Stupor. During sleep, respiration embarrassed, face congested and of a livid hue, pulse rather slow.

Throat - Difficult swallowing.

RELATIONS - Compare: Agar. Agar-cpn., Agar-cps., Agar-em., Agar-ph., Agar-st., Amanita vernus.

REFERENCES - Allen.