... xv.). The preparations are Abstract (AA- 387 Senega. Senna. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. stractum Senega, U. S. ... medicinal difference between them. Besides these two 389 Senna. Sensation. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. the Pharmacopoeia is ...

... relief obtained in constipation by the use of Senna, and in pain by that of Opium, is explicable by reference to the known physiological effects of these substances. ...

... these effects by their physiological action. Thus, in reference to the first method, senna, which is very much dis- posed to gripe, ... be most appropriately considered with the diuretics, in reference to this ... given for a dose. Added to senna tea, in the proportion of one or two ...

... relief obtained in constipation by the use of senna, and in pain by that of opium, is explicable by reference to the known physiological effects of these substances. ...

... relief obtained in constipation by the use of Senna, and in pain by that of Opium, is explicable by reference to the known physiological effects of these substances. ...

... variety /3 of Linnseus, which is the Italian senna, and since named Cassia Italica. The Phil. Pharm. 1830, gives the following names and references:—Cassia acutifolia, Delile: Flore d'Egypt, 75; et ...

... this variety. For price see page 41. 97. Senna pods. These have the same properties as the leaves, but are said to be slightly more active and less apt to gripe. For price of fluid extract see page 42. Notes of Reference. NOTES 237 98. Sierra Salvia, Mountain Sage. This ...

... charac- terize their action. The effects of Rhubarb, Senna, Saline Cathartics, and, indeed, those of most of the individual substances of this class, if examined with reference to this principle, will admit of a satisfactory ...

... old formula or to modify the new, with reference to this particular purpose. Fluid extract of pink root and senna, though made extemporaneously, is not materially different from ...

... aided by the use of saline purgatives with senna, has been admirably illustrated by Mr. Abernethy (On the Constitutional Origin of local Diseases) ; and more exclusively in reference to the disease now before us by Mr. ...