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Camphor High Confidence

For: Fever

Ingredients: Tincture, Syrup, Mixture

When the fever is subdued, and the patient appears low, give the following cordial: Carbonate of ammonia, $ diam; compound tincture of cinnamon, 3 drams; syrup of ginger, 6 drams; compound spirits of lavender, $ ounce; pure water, 3 ounces; camphor mixture, 8 ounces

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When the fever is subdued, and the patient appears low, give the following cordial: Carbonate of ammonia, $ diam; compound tincture of cinnamon, 3 dra...

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 183 1892

Then the doctor continues with small doses of calomel, opium, nitre and camphor, until the patient is fixed out with what is called the run of a fever

Thomsonian Manual, Or, Advocate Of The Principles Volume 1 1835 Page 33 1835

The next visit, he bleeds it to allay the fever, then gives it a fever powder, composed of nitre, opium and camphor, once in two hours

Boston Thomsonian Manual 1840

Perceval has spoken highly of a solution of the extract in a camphorated mixture in the advanced stages of typhus fever, and it has been © ClarkWardO...

Medical Botany 1828

Then Galatians, they were bewitched b}^, and ran the doctor continues with small doses of calomel, after, the name learning, and a learned doctor, opi...

Thomsonian Manual Or Advocate

Dropsy High Confidence

For: Dropsy, Fever

For the dropsy sometimes following an attack of Scarlet Fever, the treatment of Prof

Found in 4 sources

For the dropsy sometimes following an attack of Scarlet Fever, the treatment of Prof

Our Family Physician (1885) Page 46 1885

Valuable incardiac dropsy, and recommended favourably in intermittent and remittent fevers

Potter'S Cyclopaedia Of Botanical Drugs And Preparations 1915 Page 95 1915

For Wephritis and Dropsy, following scarlet fever, A7s

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 394 1892

Valuable in cardiac dropsy, and recommended favourably in intermittent and remittent fevers

Potters Cyclopaedia Of Botanic

Gentian High Confidence

For: Fever

Cullen thinks ‘it has been justly commended for every virtue that is competent to astringents,” and says: ‘I myself have had several instances of its yirtues in this respect’; and particu- larly Ihave found it, both by itself and a8 joined with gentian, cure intermittent fevers ; but i¢ must be give

Found in 3 sources

Cullen thinks ‘it has been justly commended for every virtue that is competent to astringents,” and says: ‘I myself have had several instances of its ...

A New Family Herbal Page 519 1810

THERE are feveral forts of thefe plants; and they are generally called autumn gentians

Culpepper's English Physician 1789

When the fever has subsided, take for a week or two the following pills Sulphate of quinine, two drams extract of gentian, three drams mix well divide...

The Cottage Physician 1892 1892

Balm Medium

For: Fever

Ingredients: Tincture, Tea, Dose

When the fever is high, and the symptoms severe, the compound Tincture of Virginia Snake Root may he given in doses of from ten to sixty drops-in warm catnip or balm tea, every two or four hours

Found in 2 sources

When the fever is high, and the symptoms severe, the compound Tincture of Virginia Snake Root may he given in doses of from ten to sixty drops-in warm...

Our Family Physician (1885) Page 32 1885

When the fever is high, and the symptoms severe, the compound Tincture of Virginia Snake Root may be given in doses of from ten to sixty drops in warm...

Our Family Physician 1885

Basil Medium

For: Fever

Ingredients: Ointment

If they should heal rather suddenly, and the child become restless or feverish, let a little blister ointment be rubbed behind the ears, till a discharge is produced, carefully keeping the blisters open, by dressing them with a little basilicon or savin ointment

Found in 2 sources

If they should heal rather suddenly, and the child become restless or feverish, let a little blister ointment be rubbed behind the ears, till a discha...

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 338 1892

If they should heal rather suddenly, and the child become restless or feverish, let a little blister ointment be rubbed behind the ears, till a discha...

The Cottage Physician 1892 1892

Catnip Medium

For: Fever

Ingredients: Tincture, Tea, Dose

When the fever is high, and the symptoms severe, the compound Tincture of Virginia Snake Root may he given in doses of from ten to sixty drops-in warm catnip or balm tea, every two or four hours

Found in 2 sources

When the fever is high, and the symptoms severe, the compound Tincture of Virginia Snake Root may he given in doses of from ten to sixty drops-in warm...

Our Family Physician (1885) Page 32 1885

When the fever is high, and the symptoms severe, the compound Tincture of Virginia Snake Root may be given in doses of from ten to sixty drops in warm...

Our Family Physician 1885

Dropsy Medium

For: Dropsy, Dysentery, Fever

Ingredients: Powder, Dose

Recommended in diarrhcea, dysentery, intermittent fevers, and dropsy, in doses varying from 5-15 grains of the powdered bark

Found in 2 sources

Recommended in diarrhcea, dysentery, intermittent fevers, and dropsy, in doses varying from 5-15 grains of the powdered bark

Potter'S Cyclopaedia Of Botanical Drugs And Preparations 1915 Page 53 1915

Hancock speaks in the highest terms of its efficacy in malignant fever, dysentery and dropsy, occurring in its native country, considering it far supe...

Medical Botany 1828

Ginger Medium

For: Fever

Sugar was never prescribed for me by any physician ; but being very thirsty, from the fever, I had a great inclination for spring water, which I was not permitted to have, by the affectionate relative who nursed me, without some mascovado sugar, a little ginger, and a piece of toasted bread in it

Found in 2 sources

Sugar was never prescribed for me by any physician ; but being very thirsty, from the fever, I had a great inclination for spring water, which I was n...

A New Family Herbal Page 72 1810

White poplar bark and bayberry, of each one ounce; ginger, six drams; cloves, cinnamon and golden seal, of each four drams; myrrh, two drams; cayenne,...

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 451 1892

Historical Remedy Found

For: the most prevalent of scarlet fever

the same, (Bell, drowsy and indifferent) skin dry and hot, great thirst, pulse full and rapid, a few doses of Aconite may be followed by free perspiration and mitigation of severe symptoms ; after whi...

Found in 1 source

the same, (Bell, drowsy and indifferent) skin dry and hot, great thirst, pulse full and rapid, a few doses of Aconite may be followed by free perspira...

A Practical Guide to Homeopathic Treatment

Historical Remedy Found

For: restless, feverish condition espe cially at anus, Aeon,A practical guide to homeopathic treatment designed and arranged for the use of

, so that an active saline cathartic re- peated several days in succession will help to accomplish the expulsion and destruction of the worms. Santonin given in the lower triturations, followed by an ...

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, so that an active saline cathartic re- peated several days in succession will help to accomplish the expulsion and destruction of the worms. Santoni...

A Practical Guide to Homeopathic Treatment

Bay Found

For: Fever

Ingredients: Powder, Tea

White poplar bark and bayberry, of each one ounce; ginger, six drams; cloves, cinnamon and golden seal, of each four drams; myrrh, two drams; cayenne, one dram—all finely powdered and well mixed, A teaspoonful taken four times a day—in peunyroyal, fever- few, tansey tea, or the like—in obstruction o

Found in 1 source

White poplar bark and bayberry, of each one ounce; ginger, six drams; cloves, cinnamon and golden seal, of each four drams; myrrh, two drams; cayenne,...

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 451 1892

Boneset Found

For: Cough, Fever, Inflammation

Ingredients: Decoction, Syrup

A syrup made of its decoction is useful for coughs; anda poul- tice, made by thickening the decoction with slippery elm, is useful in all kinds of inflammation, Boneset, Thoroughwort, Feverwort, or Indian Sage

Found in 1 source

A syrup made of its decoction is useful for coughs; anda poul- tice, made by thickening the decoction with slippery elm, is useful in all kinds of inf...

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 447 1892

Camomile Found

For: Fever, Worm

1 Take a handeach of the following herbs, Balm, Sage, Southernwood, Rosemary, Wood Be tony, Camomile, Lavender, Feverfew, Red rosebuds and Wormwood

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1 Take a handeach of the following herbs, Balm, Sage, Southernwood, Rosemary, Wood Be tony, Camomile, Lavender, Feverfew, Red rosebuds and Wormwood

A Garden of Herbs 1922

Cayenne Found

For: Fever

Ingredients: Powder, Tea

White poplar bark and bayberry, of each one ounce; ginger, six drams; cloves, cinnamon and golden seal, of each four drams; myrrh, two drams; cayenne, one dram—all finely powdered and well mixed, A teaspoonful taken four times a day—in peunyroyal, fever- few, tansey tea, or the like—in obstruction o

Found in 1 source

White poplar bark and bayberry, of each one ounce; ginger, six drams; cloves, cinnamon and golden seal, of each four drams; myrrh, two drams; cayenne,...

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 451 1892

Centaury Found

For: Fever

The fmallcr kind groweth up with feveral ftalks, not quite a foot high, parted into many branches, whereon grow two or three fmall leaves together, not unlike thofe of the fmaller centaury, oi a whitifh green colour ; on the top of the {talks grow divers perfcd blue flowers, ftanding in long hufks,

Found in 1 source

The fmallcr kind groweth up with feveral ftalks, not quite a foot high, parted into many branches, whereon grow two or three fmall leaves together, no...

Culpepper's English Physician 1789

Chamomile Found

For: Fever

Ingredients: Infusion

When the fever is on, give ireely to drink, a warm infusion of Catnip, Balm, or Elder flower When the fever is off, give the following: Chamomile

Found in 1 source

When the fever is on, give ireely to drink, a warm infusion of Catnip, Balm, or Elder flower When the fever is off, give the following: Chamomile

Our Family Physician (1885) Page 440 1885

Cinnamon Found

For: Fever, Vomit

Ingredients: Powder

Bergius mentions that ten grains of the powder mixed with five of gentian root, in some cinnamon water, given every two hours, until it vomited or purged, or both, was of great service in bilious autumnal or putrid fevers ; and there is no doubt, by thus evacuating the prime vie, this success was no

Found in 1 source

Bergius mentions that ten grains of the powder mixed with five of gentian root, in some cinnamon water, given every two hours, until it vomited or pur...

A New Family Herbal Page 40 1810

Cinnamon Found

For: Fever

Ingredients: Powder, Tea

White poplar bark and bayberry, of each one ounce; ginger, six drams; cloves, cinnamon and golden seal, of each four drams; myrrh, two drams; cayenne, one dram—all finely powdered and well mixed, A teaspoonful taken four times a day—in peunyroyal, fever- few, tansey tea, or the like—in obstruction o

Found in 1 source

White poplar bark and bayberry, of each one ounce; ginger, six drams; cloves, cinnamon and golden seal, of each four drams; myrrh, two drams; cayenne,...

The Cottage Physician (1892) Page 451 1892

Cohosh Found

For: Fever

Ingredients: Tincture

If the primary or secondary fever is very severe, give fifteen or twenty drops of the tincture of Black Cohosh, every two or three hours

Found in 1 source

If the primary or secondary fever is very severe, give fifteen or twenty drops of the tincture of Black Cohosh, every two or three hours

Our Family Physician (1885) Page 52 1885

Comfrey Found

For: Ague, Fever, Plague, Venom

bottle or corn-flower is given with good fuccefs to thofe that are bruifed by a fall, or have broken a vein inwardly, and void much blood at the mouth ; being taken in the water of plantane, horfetail, or the greater comfrey, the poifon of the fcorpion, and refifteth all it is venoms and poif

Found in 1 source

bottle or corn-flower is given with good fuccefs to thofe that are bruifed by a fall, or have broken a vein inwardly, and void much blood at the mou...

Culpepper's English Physician 1789

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