Evacuant medicationP. Blakiston, 1887 - 276 pages |
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Page 18
... follow purgative operation , should hardly be considered an intrinsic inconvenience ; for this annoyance should be anticipated and guarded against by thorough oiling of the part before the evacuation takes place . Contra - indications ...
... follow purgative operation , should hardly be considered an intrinsic inconvenience ; for this annoyance should be anticipated and guarded against by thorough oiling of the part before the evacuation takes place . Contra - indications ...
Page 20
... follows : Croton oil , two to three drops ; one yolk of egg ; hydrolate of mint , 125 grams ; simple syrup , 30 grams ; dose , one teaspoonful and upward . EXTERNAL USE OF CROTON OIL . Croton oil has a familiar external use , wholly ...
... follows : Croton oil , two to three drops ; one yolk of egg ; hydrolate of mint , 125 grams ; simple syrup , 30 grams ; dose , one teaspoonful and upward . EXTERNAL USE OF CROTON OIL . Croton oil has a familiar external use , wholly ...
Page 21
... follows , and this is most likely in subjects of fine and delicate skin . It ought to be regarded wholly inadmissible to apply Croton oil to the face or exposed parts of the body , particularly with the young and with female subjects ...
... follows , and this is most likely in subjects of fine and delicate skin . It ought to be regarded wholly inadmissible to apply Croton oil to the face or exposed parts of the body , particularly with the young and with female subjects ...
Page 23
... follows : one part , each , butter of cocoa and white wax , and two parts of the oil . Croton oil has also been introduced into liniments , with various formulæ , but is best used alone , as thus its influence can be better controlled ...
... follows : one part , each , butter of cocoa and white wax , and two parts of the oil . Croton oil has also been introduced into liniments , with various formulæ , but is best used alone , as thus its influence can be better controlled ...
Page 26
... follows : It is valuable ( 1 ) in the Puerperal State . The bowels should not be moved , or at least should not be solicited , for fully three days after the birth ; but a thorough evacuation by this time promotes both comfort and ...
... follows : It is valuable ( 1 ) in the Puerperal State . The bowels should not be moved , or at least should not be solicited , for fully three days after the birth ; but a thorough evacuation by this time promotes both comfort and ...
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