| Common Name : |
Spanish Fly |
| Part Used : |
The whole Dried Fly. |
| Physiological Actions : |
This agent when applied to the skin produces a burning pain, hyperemia; vesicles which tend to coalesce, and if the action is continued will terminate in sloughing and ulceration. When applied to the chest, the lungs beneath become pale and anaemic, |
| Therapeutic Use : |
The powerful drug produces a furious disturbance in the animal economy, attacking the urinary and sexual organs espically, preventing their function, and setting up violent inflammations and causing frenzies delirium simulating hydrophobia symptoms ( |
| Pricing Class : |
G |
| Dosage : |
It stimulates and excites sexual organs in both sexes when 5 drops of Q thrice daily is used. Stop medicines after a week. If taken regularly for a long time it causes impotency. |
| Group : |
Mother Tincture |
| Therapeutic Index : |
Sexual organ weakness |
| Strength : |
1:10 |
| Reference : |
EHP and Materia Medica |
