Antipyrinum

antip

Dose: Second decimal potency.

Antipyrine is one of the drugs that induce leucocytosis, similar to ergotin, salicylates, and tuberculin. Acts especially on the vaso-motor centers, causing dilation of capillaries of skin and consequent circumscribed patches of hyperæmia and swelling. In large doses causes profuse perspiration, dizziness, cyanosis, and somnolence, albumen and blood in urine. Acute erythema multiforme.

Antipyrinum — Materia Medica

Antipyrinum — mind · William Boericke

Fear of becoming insane; nervous anxiety; hallucinations of sight and hearing.

Antipyrinum — head · William Boericke

Throbbing headache; sensation of constriction. Flashes of heat. Headache under ears with earache.

Antipyrinum — face · William Boericke

Œdema and puffiness. Red and swollen.

Antipyrinum — eyes · William Boericke

Puffiness of lids. Conjunctiva red and œdematous, with lachrymation. Red spots (Apis).

Antipyrinum — ears · William Boericke

Pains and buzzing. Tinnitus.

Antipyrinum — mouth · William Boericke

Swelling of lips. Burning of mouth and gums. Ulceration of lips and tongue; vesicles and bullæ. Small lump in cheek. Tongue swollen. Bloody saliva. Toothache along lower jaw.

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