... when an enlarged abdomen suggests great accumulations of mucus, is cowhage. Among the older remedies were pink root and ...

... having its legumes covered with stinging hairs, called cowhage, or cow- itch, employed as an anthelmintic. MUCUS (pv$a, the mucus of the nos- trils). ...

... pruri'ta, see Dolichos pruriens. M. u'rens, cowhage; possesses same virtues as Mucuna pruriens. Mucus, mu'kus. Animal mucus, Animal mucilage. Substance analogous ...

... like the hairs of the pods of the cowhage, and when swallowed are apt to occasion gastric uneasiness, vomiting, and pruritus about the anus; whence one of the French ...

... W.) Practical treatise on the superior efficacy and safety of Dolichos pru- riens, or cowhage, internally administered in diseases occasioned by worms; wherein ...

... stomach. Among other familiar remedies I may mention cowhage, calomel, powder of tin, etc. Turpentine may be given to children with perfect safety in the dose of a dessert-spoonful along ...

... nomine proprio, mark it with its proper direction. Pruritus, an itching. Pruriens, itching. Dolichos pruriens, cowhage. Psora, the itch. Pulvis, a powder. Pulveres, powders. ...

... nomine proprio, mark it with its proper direction. Pruritus, an itching. Pruriens, itching. Dolichos pruriens, cowhage. Psora, the itch. Pulvis, a powder. Pulveres, powders. ...

... nomine proprio, mark it with its proper direction. Pruritus, an itching. Pruriens, itching. Dolichos pruriens, cowhage. Psora, the itch. Pulvis, a powder. Pulveres, powders. ...

... like the hairs of the pods of the cowhage, and when swallowed are apt to occasion gastric uneasiness, vomiting, and pruritus about the anus. Composition.—The pulp contains citric ...