Platinum muriaticum natronatum

Sodium platinic chloride (sodium chloroplatinate) · Mineral

Clarke

Platinum Muriaticum Natronatum is indicated where increased glandular secretion — particularly of urine and saliva — accompanies gastric heaviness and flatulence. It closely resembles Platinum Muriaticum but is distinguished by its prominent polyuria and salivation.

Key symptoms

  • Decidedly increased secretion of urine — polyuria
  • Marked increase in saliva
  • Feeling of warmth and heaviness in stomach
  • Eructation of gas with nausea and inclination to vomit
  • Rumbling in abdomen with transient colic
  • Emission of flatus
John Henry Clarke
A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica · 1900

Chloroplatinate of Sodium. PtCl42NaCl. Solution.

Clinical

Flatulence. Polyuria. Salivation.

Characteristics

Hofer experimented with Plat. m. n. on the same man who took Plat. mur. The chief additional symptom was decided by increased secretion of urine and saliva.

2. Head

Slight headache.

8. Mouth

Decided increase in saliva.

11. Stomach

Feeling of warmth and heaviness in stomach.─Eructation of gas.─Nausea and inclination to vomit.

12. Abdomen

Rumbling in abdomen.─Transient colic.

13. Stool

Emission of flatus.

14. Urinary Organs

Decidedly increased secretion of urine.

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