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Robert Kemp Philp
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621.
Influenza.
No
4
as
an
aperient
and
diaphoretic.
No.
14
to
allay
fever
and
cough.
No.
27
as
a
tonic,
when
weakness
only
remains.
Avoid
cold
and
damp,
use
clothing
suited
to
the
change
of
temperature.
622.
Intermittent
Fever,
or
Ague.
Take
No.
13
during
the
intermission
of
the
paroxysm
of
the
fever;
keeping
the
bowels
free
with
a
wine-glass
of
No.
7.
Avoid
bad
air,
stagnant
pools,
&c.
623.
Itch.
The
ointment
of
No.
28,
or
lotion
No.
29.
624.
Jaundice.
The
pills
No.
1,
afterwards
the
mixture
No.
7,
drinking
freely
of
dandelion
tea.
625.
Looseness
of
the
Bowels
(English
Cholera).
One
pill
No.
19,
repeated
if
necessary;
afterwards
the
mixture
No.
21.
Avoid
unripe
fruits,
acid
drinks,
ginger
beer;
wrap
flannel
around
the
abdomen.
626.
Measles.
A
well-ventilated
room,
aperients
No.
4,
with
No.
14
to
allay
the
cough
and
fever.
627.
Menstruation
(Excessive).
No.
40
during
the
attack,
with
rest
in
the
recumbent
position;
in
the
intervals,
No.
39.
628.
Menstruation
(Scanty).
In
Strong
patients,
cupping
the
loins,
exercise
in
the
open
air,
No.
40,
the
feet
in
warm
water
before
the
expected
period,
the
pills
No.
38;
in
weak
subjects,
No.
39.
Gentle
and
regular
exercise.
Avoid
hot
rooms,
and
too
much
sleep.
In
cases
of
this
description
it
is
desirable
to
apply
to
a
medical
man
for
advice.
It
may
be
useful
to
many
to
point
out
that
pennyroyal
tea
is
a
simple
and
useful
medicine
for
inducing
the
desired
result.
629.
Menstruation
(Painful).
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
