A treatise on the scrofulous disease / by C.G. Hufeland ; translated from the French of M. Bousquet by Charles D. Meigs.

  • Hufeland, Christoph Wilhelm, 1762-1836.
Date:
1829
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Credit: A treatise on the scrofulous disease / by C.G. Hufeland ; translated from the French of M. Bousquet by Charles D. Meigs. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER II. Pharmaceutical treatment. 1. Emetics . 2. Purgatives and digestives 3. Antimony .... 4. Mercury . 5. Muriate of baryta 6. Muriate of lime . . . . 7. Bark and other astringent tonics 8. Acorn coffee . 9. Iron and ferruginous preparations 10. Aromatic and stimulating tonics 11. Narcotics . . Cicuta . Opium Hyosciamus Belladonna ... . Bitter sweet .... 12. Foxglove 13. Assafoetida • 14. Burnt sponge 15. Alkalies . 16. Absorbents . . 17. Lime water .... 18. Soap 19. Guaiacum • 20. Colt's foot . 21. Juices of herbs ... 22. Bitter extracts, and 23. Mineral waters, sea inspissated juices of plants water 24. Injections , . # 25. Issues . 26. Baths • • . Baths of malt ...