... debility, pale lips, trembling pulse, dilated pupils. The safety of treatment and its efficacy ... viii; Capsicum, q. s.—M. Thirty pills, three grains; one or ...

... administers 20 grains of it, in combination with capsicum, laudanum, ... is required to insure the safety of the patient than a few large doses ...

... of bowels (P). Collodion, as protective covering (P). Capsicum, a weak solution ... consistent with safety (B). Zinc Sulphate, dried, dusted over sores (R). ...

... of bowels (P). Collodion, as protective covering (P). Capsicum, a weak solution ... consistent with safety (B). Zinc Sulphate, dried, dusted over sores (R). ...

... of bowels (P). Collodion, as protective covering (P). Capsicum, a weak solution ... consistent with safety (B). Zinc Sulphate, dried, dusted over sores (R). ...

... Stimulants we find in Xanthoxylin, Macrotin, Oil of Capsicum, etc. Gelsemin and ... grains with safety and advantage. The frequency of repetition must be ...

... pp. 4°. Paris, 1836, No. 249, v. 301. Capsicum. See, also, Delirium tremens (Treatment of). Capsicum. Boston M. & S. J., 1838, xviii, 26-28.— Hereford (T. P.) On the virtues of capsicum, or Indian pepper, in chronic rheumatism, etc. Am. ...

... assume their bilious qualities and healthy consistence, the safety of the patient is not secured. Considerable delay in these changes taking place is always a bad omen. To facilitate them, small doses of calomel, with capsicum, may be tried and repeated a few times,* ...

... a tinc- ture, composed of concentrated tincture of capsicum, with twenty grains ... only be used with safety and benefit, when no ac- tive inflammation was ...

... by the mouth, combined with the tincture of capsicum and peppermint-water. As ... however, it may be handled with safety. The dose is from 34 to 1 grain ( ...