Ucal medical guide : for the treatment of everyday complaints and other valuable information 1938.

  • United Chemists Association
Date:
1938
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Credit: Ucal medical guide : for the treatment of everyday complaints and other valuable information 1938. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    1D The effect of various climates on asthmatic patients differs consider- ably, and whilst in general dry climates are more Suitable to them, it is impossible to lay down = any definite rule. Backache. The most common type is due to Muscular Rheumatism, and is not, as is generally supposed, due to Kidney trouble. Massage with a good embrocation. Ucal World’s Embrocation is particularly suitable and is excellent as a local application, whilst internally, Ucal meee arent age Kidney eMixture, specially made from an excellent formula which has been tried and proved effective, is sure to give relief. Bad or Foul Breath is always an indication of some_ internal trouble, which is more often than not found to be chronic liver. Decayed teeth, Catarrh, or Indiges- tion, all give distinctive and offensive odour to the breath. A_ gargle with Ucal Compound Glycerine of Thymol will often remove the unpleasantness, but the cause of the trouble should be sought and the correct remedy applied. Baldness. May be caused tem- porarily by severe illness—in fact, a high fever is often accompanied by an apparent dearth of all life in the hair. In most cases this is curable. The most common type is that Which occurs with advancing years. Although this is commonly supposed to be incurable, much can be done by systematic care to stop or at any rate to delay its progress. The best application is Ucal Hair Tonic, which should be gently massaged night and morning into the roots. (See ‘“‘Hair, care of the’’.) Bed Sores. Ucal Antiseptic Dusting Powder, or, better still, Ucal Surgical Spirit, will be found most soothing and cooling; in addition it will prevent chafing from roughness of bed linen, etc. Bile or Biliousness. A popular term for Migraine (Megrim) Gastric Catarrh. Spots appear before the eyes, and are followed by severe headache, vomiting fre- quently occurs, |. and th epg patient gradu-| § ally reaches ai ® should belp = taken at once,! § and extra care taken with the dT ery hd ike accompanying headache will often be re- lieved by adose of Ucapyrin. ; NEANSES anoTON’s UVER ano KIDN an
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