In this paper, we looked into the literature for data regarding delirium as a result of Atropa belladonna usage. We have found number clinical scenarios pretraining to psychiatry direct misuse AB.

(a) (Among) 213 Purpose.?The great majority of poisons were selfadministered. Only two cases of dhatura poisoning were administered by others for the purpose of robbery. (I.) Accident.?(a) Opium, alcohol, cocaine, ganja, bhang, and dhatura were in many cases taken in overdose by people addicted to them, causing symptoms of poisoning. (t) Mistake.?Liniments of camphor, belladonna, aconite, and i...

Atropa belladonna is a poisonous plant also called deadly nightshade. Its roots, leaves and fruits contain alkaloids: atropine, hyocyamine and scopolamine. The risk of poisoning in children is important because of possible confusion with other berries. Atropa belladonna acute intoxication is a severe condition, it's should be considered in the presence of anti-cholinergic toxidrome, the differe...

A lipoma is a benign tumor of fatty tissues. It usually harmless; however, may sometimes need laboratory examinations to confirm diagnosis. Conventional medicines are mostly ineffective in diminishing fat spar, therefore surgical removal preferred. This article report case studies two individuals fairly large lipoma, which were treated with ultra-diluted atropine belladonna. In both cases the w...

Recently, a patient, aged 35 years, attended the out-patients' department one morning for swelling and pain of the right side of the scrotum of a couple of days' duration. There was no history of any venereal disease. There was a history, however, of a similar previous enlargement, two or three times years ago. The patient kept up a slight temperature. Bowels?constipated. Urine?normal. Diagnosi...

Belladonna has a triple action on the intestines:? (1) It opens the gates, i.e., relaxes the sphincters; (2) it diminishes the spasmodic narrowingof the large intestines; and (3) it antagonises the vaso-constrictor action of the intestinal bacteria] toxins and thus acts as a physiological antidote to them. The drug should be pushed to its full physiological effects, the result being most satisf...