Cold-catching, cold-preventing, cold-curing / John Henry Clarke.

  • Clarke, John H. (John Henry), 1852-1931.
Date:
1888
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Credit: Cold-catching, cold-preventing, cold-curing / John Henry Clarke. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Nat. mur.—Acute and chronic colds. Liability to cold. Syniptoins. — Fluent coryza; weight in forehead on rising in the morning; vesicles on lips ; chills along the back ; constipation; sadness, depression, inclination to weep; aggravation of symptoms in the morning and periodically; chilly subjects; unclear com- plexion ; after malarial fevers or abuse of quinine; anaemia. Dose: For colds, No. 6, two drops or pilules every two hours. For liabiility to cold. No. 12, two drops or pilules three times a day. Nux Vomica.—Acute colds. Symptotns.— Y^xy coryza, with blocking of the nose ; or dry coryza in the morning and fluent in evening and night; heaviness of forehead; angry and quarrelsome humour; constipation. . Aggravation from mental exertion; in the morning; after eating, especially after dinner; from motion; from slight touch; in open air; in dry weather.