The science and art of prescribing / by E.H. Colbeck and Arnold Chaplin.

  • Colbeck, Edmund Henry, 1865-1942.
Date:
1902
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    Tfc Potassii Citratis ... ... ... gr. xl. Tincturee Cardamomi Composite... titxx. Aqua; ad Si- Fiat Mistura. S. Two tablespoonfuls to be taken three times a day. Iodide of potassium, colchicum and sulphur are also of great use. T$ Potassii Iodidi ... ... ... gr. iii. Potassii Bicarbonatis ... ... gr. x. Tincturre Colchici ... ... ... m.v. Aqua: Cinnamomi ... ... ad si- Fiat Mistura. S. Two tablespoonfuls to be taken three times a day. Sulphur may be given in the form of the powder of guaiacum and sulphur described under the heading of constipation. Hematuria.—In the treatment of this condition the various styptics may'be administered, and the prescriptions containing them will be found in the sections dealing with haemoptysis and haemat- emesis, to which the reader is referred. Perchloride of iron is often prescribed with excellent effect :— ffc Tincturse Ferri Perchloridi ... nix. Glycerini ... ... ... ... 5i- Spiritus Chloroformi ... ... i'lx. Aqua? ... ... ... ad gi. Fiat Mistura. S. Two tablespoonfuls to be taken three times a day. Digitalis may also be mentioned as of value under these circumstances. Renal Colic.—The drug treatment of this condi- tion resolves itself into the removal of the pain by means of opium or morphia. When the sickness is not so great as to prevent