Heracl. div., oppression & hypoch. P. Holarrh. pub., intoxication. P., and removed chronic periodical stupor with headache. Jasm. A., apoplexy. Тонг. Jatr. Curc., delirium with insensibility. P. Kali hydrocyan., intoxication. p. G. Lim. Laur., disorders of the brain and the nervous functions. TонF. Lup. fel, stupor, P., which only vinegar can remove. TонF. Lupul. Hum., faintings. Macis, stupor. P. Male. mont., stupor. P. Mandrag., stupor. P. Maranth. fæc., stupefaction. P. Mind. spir., in doses of from half an ounce to an ounce, to relieve drunkenness (surfeit.) R. Morph. ac., disorders of the nervous functions. Mosch. nux, oppression, intoxication, and heaviness of the head. P. Moschus, cordial. Toнг. Myrob. Embl., cordial. Tour. Nard., strengthening the brain and nerves (nervinum). Toнr. Nel. spec., cordial. Toиv. Ner. Odor. rad. mont., stupefaction. P. Ocim. pil., oppression. Ocim, sanct. sem., strengthening the nerves, brain and heart. Tонг. Op. pur., stupefying. Apoplexy. TонF. (v. Mental disorders.) Opop., impaired sensibility. Or.ac., stupor. Apoplexy. Fainting. P. Phas, acon., stupor and oppression with fever. 12 times. (v. In Vol. I. of this work, page 130, the applica Sahansebed, anxiety, with febrile excitement. Salep, anxiety and oppression at noontime with subsultus of the stomach, after an old bite from a serpent. Salv. off., tonic. Santal. a., cordial. ToнF. Saphirus, faintings. R. (v. Mat. Med.) Sapind. em., intoxication. P. Sel., relieves injurious effects of spirituous liquors. Sep. succ., faintings with ague. pression and exhaustion from the Sil., languor with pricking pains. Spig. anth. hb., stupefacient. Violent and visible pulsations of the heart. R. Staph., apoplexy. Stoech. Arab., disorders of the nervous functions, and of the brain. ToгH. Stront. n., faintings. Strychnine, giddiness, with headache, after immoderate drinking of spirits. Strych. f. St. Ign., oppression, fainting, and insensibility after stupefying poisons. Strych. nux vom., oppression, with cough and asthma. Ill effects from spirituous liquors. Stupor, like that of intoxication. P. Strych. pot., stupor and fever. P. Suber (Querc.) intoxication. P. Succin.. cordial. Tонг. Tabacc., delirium tremens. P. Stabbing pains extending from the region of the heart to the spine. Tabashir, cordial. TоFH. Tarax. rad., oppression. Thym. v., headache, with stupor and intoxication after immoderate drinking. Oppression. P. Turpet. R., languor and vomiting. P. Ultram., oppression with hypochondriasis and indigestion. Umb. But azeri, affections of the brain and the nervous functions. R. Worn as an amulet is a Cashmerean remedy. Urtic. dioic. f., delirium. P. Uva. passa maj., oppression, with exhaustion. Val. sylv., excessive sensibility of the nerves. BREAST (FEMALE), v. Females, diseases of, BREATH-OFFENSIVE. Ajouain Areca. Cat. nux Acac. succ., burning in the chest. P. Astrag. Drab, internal burning. r. Cera citr., burning in the chest. r. (v. Skin diseases.) Chelid. maj., internal burning. P. G. (v. Skin diseases.) Mango, excessive use of; universal burning sensations. P. Mango nucl., burning during the day, with chilliness by night. P. Serp. exuv. (v. Skin diseases.) Solan. Jacqu. fr., internal burning. P. BURNS, SCALDS, AND CHILBLAINS, Althea, with olive oil, applied in burns. R. Aqua phagad., lint dipped in and sprinkled with powdered rhubarb as an application in suppurating burns. R. Arg. nitric.fus., marks from scalds, and white scars. M. 40. Touching with lunar caustic or its solution (half a drachm or one drachm to one ounce of distilled water) in burns. R. Arsen., burns. Butyr. rec., or cream applied on fresh scalds, and licked immediately by a dog. This process repeated at short intervals, was, in Lahore, the mode of cure adopted by the workmen at the gunpowder manufactory, a proceeding which brought to my mind the history of Lazarus, whose ulcers on the feet, are said to have been healed by the licking of dogs. Calcis chlorat. sol., application with lint in burns. R. Carbones, burns. Collod., application in scalds. R. Creos. liniment. (five to ten drops to one ounce of olive-oil), in burns and chilblains. R. Datur. Stram., ointment from the leaves, in scalds. R. Dolich. prur. (?) Gossyp., raw cotton after the application of flour, gypsum, rhubarb, &c., to burns. R. Lawson. inerm., applied with water in chilblains. (v. Vol. I. p. 4.) Malva, burns. Toгн. CACHEXY (disordered habit of body), AND UNNATURAL LONGINGS. (Pica). Ajuga. dec., desire for extraordinary things; as lime, coals, earth, &c. Ars. sod., cachexy. Belemn., desire for earth, &c. Chin. cort., cachexy (after pulsatilla Ferr. sulph. v. Kali carb. and Myrobal. Kali. carb., with sulphate of iron and mucilage of gum arabic (in the form of pills) is administered by English physicians in Cachexy. Kali sulph., desire for clay-earth. M. Lim. Laur., cachexy. Melandr. triste, cachexy. Mimos Pud. sem., cachexy. Myrob. Beller., Myrob. Embl., each one ounce; Pip. longi, Pip. n., each half an ounce; powdered, and Mart. alcoh. 4 ounces, are triturated in an iron vessel with 18 ounces of curdled milk, for three days, and afterwards made into 5 grain pills. The dose is two pills every morning; milk should be drunk afterwards; and oily food must be avoided during this treatment. This is the mode of cure used by the astrologer of the late Court of Lahore, Pundet Radakishen, who pretended to have cured by it many cases of cachexy in both sexes, infants and adults (the cure being effected in about six weeks). Myrob., v. Vit. Neg.. Polyp. Sekour, cachexy. Rosmarinus, cachexy. Vitex Neg., young sprouts are bruised and boiled, then strained, and evaporated to the consistence of a syrup; an equal quantity of honey being then added, they are again boiled and strained; and afterwards as much Myrob. Beller., and Embl., are mixed with them as is necessary to form a convenient electuary. This was for some time a nostrum of a faqueer in Lahore, who is Isaid to have healed many persons by it in a very short time. According to the constitution of the patient, he ordered from half a drachm to a drachm of it, to be taken twice or thrice a day. Cassia Kharn. N., coryza. Cass. Tora, coryza with sneezing and headache. Cataract., catarrh with confused sight. M. 80. Cetac, ol., catarrh. P. G. Soap prepared from this oil in coryza and chronic catarrh of the lungs. Chenop. a. sem., catarrh with ophthal mia and pain in the temples. Con. extr., chronic catarrh of an opiumeater. M. and E. 60. Cop. bals., chronic catarrh. Creos., chronic catarrh. Coryza with sneezing. Influenza. Croc. sat., mucous pectoral catarrh. Curc. longa, catarrh with pains of the calves. Datisc. Cannab. sem., coryza. Dat. Stram., v. Pip, long. Deals. Root for fistula, pulmonary mucous catarrh with rheumatic pains and burning of the palms. Delphin. paucif., coryza. Catarrh. P. Drac. sangu., catarrh. Dulc., influenza. (A. Ars., glanders in horses. M. and E.) Eug. Jambol., catarrhs. Eug. Jambol. cort. succ. (R.) pect. mucous catarrh with rheumatic pains. Euph. gummi, catarrh with pain of the chest. Euph, thymifol., mucous pect. catarrh. Euphras., mucous pectoral catarrh. Evolv., coryza. Gard, dumet., coryza. Glin. dictamn., catarrh. P. G. Harm. Ruta, coryza with running of the eyes. Heracl.diversifol., mucous pect. catarrh. Hollow. pill. sol., mucous pect. catarrh. Hyosc. n. extr., v. Plumb. ac. VOL. II. Hyosc. n. fol., catarrh with hæmorrhoids. Indig., catarrh and coryza. Jasm. f., mucous pectoral catarrh. Jatropha Curc., coryza with sneezing. Kino gummi, catarrh & ophthalmia. P. Lamin. sacch., pectoral catarrh. P. Lent. sat., pectoral catarrh. Lini sem., catarrh with fever and rheumatic pains. Influenza. R. Magn. carb., catarrhal affections of the eyes, and toothache. Magnet. lap., catarrh. Malvac. Todrec, coryza with dry throat. Manna Hed. Alh., coryza. P. the bladder. Mastix, catarrhs. Melia semp. sem., pect. mucous catarrh. Myrob. compositio, (called Trifel Oryza rubra, catarrhal cough, with Pastinaca Seca cul, coryza and catarrhs. P. G. G |