1016 (after nine days). Urine dark, containing bile-pigment (third day). Urine contained bile-pigment (after eight days).
Urine contains bile, but no albumen (seventh day); red and turbid, sp. gr. 1023 (eighth day); 1021 (ninth day); very profuse, 1017, and with a very copious sediment (tenth day); 1020, containing no bile, but a large amount of creatin (in twenty-four hours from 8 to 10 grams), (eleventh day). Urine brown, and containing bile and albumen (third day). The urine gave a reaction of bile-pigment, with some albumen; sp. gr. 1026; the coloring-matters of the bile gradually increased, but the albumen was not constant; there were at times copious dejections of water; on the fourth day a copious secretion of urine commenced; the urine was greenish-yellow, sp. gr. 1009, decided bile-pigment, decided albumen; on the twentieth day the urine became clearer, with less bile; there seemed to be no relation between the amount of bile in the urine and the paroxysms of fever. Urine contained bile (fourth day). The little urine passed on the second day was loaded with salts, contained some bile and albumen (the albumen appeared forty-eight hours after the poisoning). Urine dark-colored, containing bile coloring-matters (third day). Urine contained bile-pigment, some exudative casts with epithelial cells (sixth day). Urine scanty, dark-colored, containing bile-pigment, but no albumen, sp. gr. 1020 (third day). Urine dark-colored. Urine white, of a strong odor. Urine pale (first day). Much watery colorless urine, during the attacks of pain. Urine scanty, orange-colored, thick. Urine scanty, deep- yellow, smelling like garlic. The urine, that was golden-yellow when passed, soon deposited a whitish sediment (after thirty hours). Urine evacuated by a catheter yellow, turbid, depositing a light flocculent sediment, sp. gr. 1013, acid, containing bile and a little albumen (fourth day). Urine red, scanty (four three days and a half). Urine dark-red, containing many free phosphates, exhibiting a yellowish-green froth when shaken, free from albumen (fifth day); containing albumen (seventh day); urine reddish-brown, very turbid, containing albumen and some bile (eighth and ninth days). Urine acid, dark-brown, specific gravity 1020, depositing a flocculent sediment, containing granulated casts with fatty epithelium and some albumen, and a large amount of bile-pigment. Urine as brown as beer, sp. gr. 1021, acid, with copious sediment; urophan diminished, uroxanthin increased, urea diminished, uric acid increased, no chlorides, phosphates increased, sulphates increased; with much albumen, many urates, bile coloring-matters (sixth day). The urine has the odor of violets. Turbid, offensive urine, smelling of violet root. Urine very offensive, for several days. Urine dark, turbid, almost black, after previous suppression of the urine, for twenty-six hours. Urine scanty, high-colored, and odorous. Urine highly colored, and of a very disagreeable smell (eighth day). Urine very red, smelling of sulphur; after standing two hours it deposits a thick, copious, white, slimy sediment. The urine has a strong ammoniacal odor, becomes turbid, and deposits a whitish- yellow sediment (after six days). Urine scanty and of a dark color (third day). Urine as clear as water. Urine dark-yellow, clear, frothy; nitric acid caused a sediment that formed slowly (tenth day). Urine pale-yellow, soon exhibiting a cloud (after three days). The urine becomes soon turbid, and deposits a brick- red sediment. Urine at one time dark, at another light, often turbid, frequently depositing a mucous sediment that disappeared on heating, at times acid, at other times neutral. Urine when passed clear, but became turbid and cloudy on standing. Urine dark-red, depositing a bright-red sediment. Urine turbid and high-colored. Urine became rather thick. Urine red, depositing a sediment (fifth day). The pale urine forms a white line around the side of the vessel. Whitish deposit from the urine. The urine deposits a white cloudy sediment. Yellow sediment in the urine.
Urine thick and red (fourth day). Urine yellow, with copious sediment (thirst day). Urine with a dark-colored sediment (eighth day). Urine brown, with red sandy sediment. Iridescent fatty membrane upon the urine.
Sexual organs
Male. Swelling of the spermatic cord, that, together with the testicle, is painful (during a soft stool). Great relaxation of the genitals; erections were weak. An ulcer on the prepuce (that soon heals). Slight pain in the prepuce, while urinating, for several days. Drawing-tensive pain in the spermatic cords. Penis.
Violent erections, in the morning (after six days). Frequent erections, at night (after four days). Painful erections twice during the night, without dreams. Frequent and painful erections, which awoke me several times. In one case (age fifty, dose one- twentieth of a grain, thrice-daily), morning erections became more frequent. Erections, in the morning, after waking. Erections day and night. Erection, without desire, in the evening. In an old man an occasional vigorous erection the first seven days, then none at all for twenty-two days, but from the twenty-ninth to the forty-third again, all the more vigorous. Ineffectual erections during coition, which was seldom; he had never suffered from this before this proving. No erections (after seventeen days).
Constant sticking pain in the whole penis, especially in the urethra. Peculiar sensation in the mons veneris, as though a testicle had slipped up there. Pain in the tip of the glans penis. Sticking pain in the forepart of the penis, after urinating. Biting pain in the glans penis, at the close of micturition and afterwards (after thirty-two hours). A stitch in the glans penis, in the region of the frenum. Pruritus of the glans penis, in the evening. Scrotum and Testicles. Pain in the scrotum. Sensation as though one testicle were pushed upward and compressed. Violent drawing in the testicles. Pain in the testicles for several days. Desires. Extreme irresistible desire for coition. Strong desire for coition, with feeble erections.
Excessive sexual desire. At first he has tormented by great desire for sexual intercourse; this, however, disappeared at a later period, and for the last six months all erectile power had left him. Almost unrestrainable desire for coition on the following days. Sexual desire increased. Much internal sexual irritability, in the forenoon. Well-marked venereal desires (first evening). (There was no sexual excitement, except in dreams, during the proving, but a slight exaltation of that function has been noticeable even since (after three months); in that respect I am quiet sure that the Phosphorus had exerted a curative power). Sexual desire disappears during the first days.
Diminished sexual desire, with too sudden ejaculations of semen during coition, lasting for about four months after the proving, and gradually disappearing. The proving of the drug had a depressing influence upon the sexual organs for several months.
Sexual desire, that has been very active for ten days previous to the proving, becomes suddenly diminished (first day). Diminished sexual desire, and a sensation as though erections would be incomplete (fifth day). Aversion to coition (in a man), (after twenty-five days). Complete impotency; no longer erections.
Profuse emissions two or three nights in succession every week.
(* This was very remarkable, since formerly emissions were very infrequent and slight. *) Seminal emissions nearly every other night. Two emissions in one night. Nocturnal emissions, with dreams. Emission in the night (third and sixth days). Unusual emissions, with confused dreams, two nights in succession (ninth and tenth days). Emissions, without dreams. Emission during restless sleep, about midnight, after which the sleep was better.
Emission soon after coition. Emissions, without excitement of fancy (after eight days). Emissions, at night, without lascivious dreams (after eight and ten days). Emissions, at night, with erections and pleasant sensation. Female. Hemorrhages from the genital organs (seventh day). Hemorrhage from the vagina (menstruation?). Discharge of blood from the uterus, for two days, during the interval between the menses (after nine days).
Reddish discharge from the vagina, in an old woman. Scanty bloody discharge from the genitals (the menses had been suppressed for five weeks), (third day). Fetid bloody discharge from the vagina (after death the patient was found to be pregnant, and the foetus had become putrid). A whitish discharge from the vagina, with considerable fever, in the evening (fifth day). Profuse leucorrhoea, lasting seven days (after nine days). Burning excoriating leucorrhoea, succeeding menstruation. Slimy leucorrhoea, in the morning, while walking. Milky leucorrhoea.
Tenacious leucorrhoea instead of the menses (after twenty days).
Acrid leucorrhoea, causing soreness (after five days). When in a women the poisoning occurs just before the menstrual period, hyperaemia of the sexual organs obtains; the parietes of the vessels are lowered in their power of resistance by the fatty metamorphosis, and the hemorrhages become more severe, often so severe the general anaemia is a consequence. Edema of the labiae, first of the left, afterwards of both, followed by gangrenous slough and hemorrhages. Unusual irritation of the genitals.
Born in 1837in Westminster, Vermont. . He was an orthodox doctor who converted to homeopathy
Dr. Allen compiled the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica over the course of 10 years.
In 1881 Allen published A Critical Revision of the Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica.