A Manual of practical therapeutics, considered with reference to articles of the materia medicaBlakiston, 1886 - 666 pages |
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... observes : " If aconite succeeds at all , it will succeed at once ; hence , if no relief is speedily obtained , it is useless to continue its employment . " According to Dr. H. M. Jones , ' the efficacy of aconite in neuralgia is ...
... observes : " If aconite succeeds at all , it will succeed at once ; hence , if no relief is speedily obtained , it is useless to continue its employment . " According to Dr. H. M. Jones , ' the efficacy of aconite in neuralgia is ...
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... observes Dr. Grant , suffer , especially during the rainy season , from attacks of Irregularity of the Bowels , periods of looseness alternating with others of constipation ; in such states of the system the sherbet acts admirably , in ...
... observes Dr. Grant , suffer , especially during the rainy season , from attacks of Irregularity of the Bowels , periods of looseness alternating with others of constipation ; in such states of the system the sherbet acts admirably , in ...
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... observes Dr. Morell Mackenzie ( p . 159 ) , in which systematic feeding does not constitute the most important part of the medical treat- ment . The administration of alcohol in small quantities , he continues , is almost always ...
... observes Dr. Morell Mackenzie ( p . 159 ) , in which systematic feeding does not constitute the most important part of the medical treat- ment . The administration of alcohol in small quantities , he continues , is almost always ...
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... observes that , after a preliminary purgative , he commences the use of this salt , and that , generally speaking , a large propor- tion of the cases recover . It is also strongly recommended by Mr. Wilkinson . 143. In Scarlet Fever ...
... observes that , after a preliminary purgative , he commences the use of this salt , and that , generally speaking , a large propor- tion of the cases recover . It is also strongly recommended by Mr. Wilkinson . 143. In Scarlet Fever ...
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... observes Dr. H. C. Wood ( p . 120 ) , cannot be regarded as a specific in snake poisoning , but as the injection can do no harm , it should be practiced , yet never to the exclusion of other measures . In Bites of Scorpions , Centipedes ...
... observes Dr. H. C. Wood ( p . 120 ) , cannot be regarded as a specific in snake poisoning , but as the injection can do no harm , it should be practiced , yet never to the exclusion of other measures . In Bites of Scorpions , Centipedes ...
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