Cadmium bromatum

Cadmium bromide · Mineral

Clarke

Cadmium Bromatum is indicated in severe acute gastric irritation with extreme burning pain, violent vomiting, and near-absent pulse. A notable aftermath is the development of cerebral symptoms threatening apoplexy, making it relevant in post-gastrointestinal-crisis neurological sequelae.

Key symptoms

  • Burning sensation in mouth, gullet, and stomach
  • Extreme pain and burning in stomach
  • Violent vomiting and purging lasting several hours
  • Pulse imperceptible during acute attack
  • Subsequent cerebral symptoms threatening apoplexy
  • Heartburn and indigestion

Better (amelioration)

  • After the acute phase resolves; symptoms improve and sleep follows
John Henry Clarke
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1900

Cadmium bromide. Cd Br2. Trituration or solution.

Clinical

Apoplexy. Heartburn. Indigestion.

Characteristics

Cad. br. must be compared with Cad. s. Three persons have experimented with it. It produced a burning sensation in mouth, gullet, and stomach. In two ladies there was extreme pain and burning in stomach, and vomiting and (in one case) purging also, for five hours, pulse imperceptible. After this the symptoms were better and sleep followed, but both were confined to bed for several days, and one of them (the one who had the diarrhœa) was afterwards subject to cerebral symptoms threatening apoplexy.

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