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Robert Kemp Philp
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Medicines.
Aconitum
napellus,
especially
when
the
abdomen
is
tender
to
the
touch,
and
the
patient
is
feverish;
Belladonna
for
severe
griping
and
spasmodic
pains;
Bryonia
for
bilious
colic
and
diarrhoea;
Chamomilla
for
children.
940.
Constipation.
Women
are
more
subject
than
men
to
this
confined
state
of
the
bowels,
which
will,
in
many
cases
yield
to
exercise,
plain
nutritious
diet,
with
vegetables
and
cooked
fruit,
and
but
little
bread,
and
an
enema
of
milk
and
water,
or
thin
gruel
if
it
is
some
time
since
there
has
been
any
action
of
the
bowels.
Medicines.
Bryonia,
especially
for
rheumatic
patients,
and
disturbed
state
of
the
stomach;
Nux
vomica,
for
persons
of
sedentary
habits,
especially
males;
Pulsatilla,
for
women;
Sulphur,
for
constipation
that
is
habitual
or
of
long
continuance.
941.
Convulsions.
For
convulsions
arising
from
whatever
cause,
a
warm
bath
is
desirable,
and
a
milk
and
water
enema,
if
the
child's
bowels
are
confined.
Medicines.
Belladonna
and
Chamomilla,
if
the
convulsions
are
caused
by
teething,
with
Aconitum
napellus
if
the
little
patient
be
feverish;
Aconitum
napellus,
Cina,
and
Belladonna,
for
convulsions
caused
by
worms;
Aconite
and
Coffoea,
when
they
arise
from
fright;
Ipecacuanha
and
Nux
vomica,
when
they
have
been
caused
by
repletion,
or
food
that
is
difficult
of
digestion.
942.
Cough.
For
this
disorder,
a
light
farinaceous
diet
is
desirable,
with
plenty
of
out-door
exercise
and
constant
use
of
the
sponging-bath.
Medicines.
Aconitum
napellus,
for
a
hard,
dry,
hacking
cough;
Antimonium,
for
cough
with
wheezing
and
difficulty
of
expectoration;
Belladonna,
for
spasmodic
cough,
with
tickling
in
the
throat,
or
sore
throat;
Bryonia,
for
hard,
dry
cough,
with
expectorations
streaked
with
blood;
ipecacuanha,
for
children.
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