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Source: Home doctoring : a guide to domestic medicine and surgery by Kesteven, W. B. (William Bedford), 1812-1891 (1889), narrative-offset-256275.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- senna: of Acetate of ammonia (Minder- erus’ spirit), 2 oz
Method as extracted
- Infuse according to the source passage: Infusion of senna, 2 oz. After these have freely purged (and if they do not they should be repeated at the end of six hours), the effect of the calomel should be kept up by doses of one or two grains given every six hours, at the same time that the activity of the circu- lation is moderated by the following saline mixture : — Take of Acetate of ammonia (Minder- erus’ spirit), 2 oz.
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- Home doctoring : a guide to domestic medicine and surgery — Home doctoring : a guide to domestic medicine and surgeryPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-256275.