Plain directions for the homoeopathic treatment of common complaints : augmented an newly arranged / Ashton & Parsons.

  • Ashton & Parsons.
Date:
[between 1890 and 1899]
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Credit: Plain directions for the homoeopathic treatment of common complaints : augmented an newly arranged / Ashton & Parsons. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    When the hoarseness comes on, or is worse in the evening, or after reading or singing, with almost complete loss of voice, take Carlo Veg.—pilules, tincture, or trituration— every four hours. Dose, see Carl. V., page 37. When the voice is weak and hoarse and there is wheezing, take Hepar Sulph.—pilules or tincture— every four hours. Dose, see Hep. S., page 48. Measles. A highly contagious, and frequently epidemic disease. The early symptoms are not unlike those f a common cold, with fever, watery eyes, running rom the nose, sneezing, &c.; in this, and during he whole feverish and inflammatory stage, Aconite s of the most signal service. During the inflam- atory stage, and when fever is high, give Aconite tincture—every one, two, or three hours, accord- ng to the severity of the symptoms. Dose, see Aeon., oage 30. When the fever is reduced, give Pulsatilla and Aconite—tinctures—every three hours alternately. ~ose, see Aeon., Puls., pages 30, 58. Pulsatilla, either alone, or alternately with or following Aconite, is usually sufficient to meet any uncomplicated case; but as there is frequently a re¬ currence of feverish symptoms, it is well not to iispense entirely with the use of Aconite until the disease is well under control. In severe or com¬ plicated cases medical aid should be sought, as it