Characteristic indications of prominent remedies : for the use of students of materia medica and therapeutics / by W.J. Hawkes, M.D.

  • Hawkes, William James
Date:
1898
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Credit: Characteristic indications of prominent remedies : for the use of students of materia medica and therapeutics / by W.J. Hawkes, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    IPECACUANHA— Continued. Stools as if fermented, as green as grass, with nausea and colic. Stooping causes patient to vomit. During hemorrhage from the womb, patient breathes heavily. Backache; short chill; long fever; mostly heat with thirst, headache, nausea, cough and sweat last. With every movement a cutting pain, almost con- stantly running from left to right. Vomiting, thirst, sweating, with bad breath. NAUSEA. JALAPA. Jalap Root. So. America. Tincture. Painful and liquid stools of children. Child good all day; screaming, restless and very troublesome at night. [Frequently verified.] KALI BICHROMICUM. Bichromate of Potash. Trituration. Diphtheria; tough, stringy, ropy mucus; patches dotted here and there on tonsils; pains shooting up into the ear. Headache in frontal sinuses; biting pain on bridge of nose; better from pressure, in nasal catarrh. Bladder-like appearance of the uvula, with much swelling, hut very little redness. Leucorrhcea, stringy, ropy. All secrations from mucus membranes are ropy and tough; whooping cough, with tough expectora- tion.
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