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Fowler's solutionFowler's solution is a solution containing potassium arsenite that once was prescribed as a remedy or a tonic. A Dr. Fowler of Stafford, England proposed its use in 1786 as a substitute for a patented medicine, "tasteless ague drop". It was prescribed in the United States until the late 1950's for a range of ailments including malaria, chorea, and syphilis. Additional recommended knowledgeFowler's solution, also known as "Liquor Potassii Arenitis", Kali Arsenicosum or Kali arseniatum, is a 1% solution of potassium arsenite, KH2AsO3. Because of the poisonous and carcinogenic nature of arsenic compounds, Fowler's solution is dangerous. Documented "side effects" of treatment with Fowler's solution are :
Categories: Withdrawn drugs | Arsenic compounds | Potassium compounds | Solutions |
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