10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYDRAGOGUE»
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This is a very important purpose of Cathartics, and obviously one for which a
Hydragogue must bo selected, and also an Aden- agic. Hero an Antiphlogistic
and Neuragic Cathartic would clearly be contra-indicated, such as Bitartrate of
Potassa ...
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Eclectic Medical Journal
We have found this root to be a valuable emetic and hydragogue cathartic. In
doses of from fifteen to twenty grains, it will cause free and active vomiting, and
act moderately upon the bowels; in the dose of from eight to twelve grains, ...
3
The Medical Recorder: Of Original Papers and Intelligence in ...
The substance of the rhamus catharticus, or buckthorn, is a most excellent
hydragogue. Sydenham, in the commencement of his medical career, met with
such unhoped for success from the employment of this article, that he imagined
he had ...
Samuel Colhoun, James Webster, 1827
4
A Text Book of Homoeopathic Pharmacy
Colocynthis (Coloc) Centre of action : Cerebro-spinal and abdominal sympathetic
nervous system. Hydragogue cathartic. 1. Gastro-intestinal canal : Violent
hydragogue cathartic. 2. Mucous membranes (Intestines) : Violent inflammation.
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A Treatise on the Practice of Medicine
Dr. Ferriar asserts, that it surpasses all other articles of this kind in the removal of
dropsical accumulations; and it continues to be a favourite hydragogue with
many of the most eminent practitioners of the present day. Dr. Clutterbuck,
especially ...
6
The Cyclopædia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
Rharonus cuthitrtwus, or common buckthorn, is another hydragogue highly
praised by Sydenham, but which, like the elder bark, has gone out of fashion.
Sydenham employed it in syrup, and states that it removes the effusion without
disturbing ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1832
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The cyclopaedia of practical medicine: comprising treatises ...
Khamnus rflt/iur/°-!cs, or common buckthorn, is another hydragogue highly
praised by Sydenham, but which, like the elder bark, has gone out of fashion.
Sydenham employed it in syrup, and states that it removes the effusion without
disturbing ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1833
8
A dictionary of practical medicine
Thus, calomel and antimo- nials, subsequently to bloodletting, are most
appropriate to the inflammatory, the pulmonary, and cardiac complications ; the
hydragogue cathartics in ascites and anasarca; and the milder purgatives
associated with ...
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The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
Ithamnus cut hurt icus, or common buckthorn, is another hydragogue highly
praised by Sydenham, but which, like the elder bark, has gone out of fashion.
Sydenham employed it in syrup, and states that it removes the effusion without ...
10
The Principles and Pratice of Medicine
However, sometimes it does not ; and then it is well, when you give purgatives, to
exhibit those which are called hydragogue; which cause very watery stools. That,
in general, will answer every purpose. Purgatives are exceedingly beneficial, ...
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The powder is irritating to mucous membranes, strongly hydragogue, cathartic and is usually administered mixed with other drugs on account of ... «The Guardian, Nov 14»
