This section is from the book "Dental Medicine. A Manual Of Dental Materia Medica And Therapeutics", by Ferdinand J. S. Gorgas. Also available from Amazon: Dental Medicine.
Burning pain in throat, oesophagus and stomach ; vomiting of a dark green or black fluid, composed of altered mucus and blood.
Chalk; magnesia; plaster from wall in emergency; lime, not potash or soda; emetics; stomach-pump.
Burning pain along alimentary tract; corrosion of tissues; vomiting of mucus and blood; diarrhoea.
Sulphate of copper ; emetics and purgatives.
Sharp, burning pain of the mouth, throat, oesophagus and stomach; corrosion; vomiting of blood and mucus.
Dilute acetic acid; citric acid; lemon juice; fixed oils; demulcents; vinegar.
(See Belladonna).
Spasmodic action of muscles (twitching); jerking of limbs; tetanic spasms; dyspnoea; death.
Chloroform; belladonna; tincture of aconite; morphine; 8 grs. morphine antidote to 1 gr. strychnia; extract of conium; also same as nux vomica.
Nausea ; vomiting ; violent retching. Antidotes. - Emetics; stimulants, both external and internal; strychnia ; external heat.
A burning sensation in stomach; nausea; vomiting; anxious countenance; difficult breathing; small, quick pulse; cold perspiration; syncope; convulsions; death.
Carbonate of soda; emetics; warm demulcent drinks.
 
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