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Source: Observations, chemical and practical, on the Dublin Pharmacopoeia by Barker, F. n 89605289; Montgomery, Wm. F (1830), monograph-offset-849185-1.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- This combination: Paris, alfords one of the best examples of the power which one me¬ dicine possesses of so changing the action of another, as to produce a remedy of new properties ; in this powder the opium is so modified, that it may be given with per¬ fect safety and advantage in inflammatory affections ac¬ companied with increased vascular action : it would seem that whilst the opium increases the force of the circula¬ tion, the i
Method as extracted
- Grind according to the source passage: Paris, alfords one of the best examples of the power which one me¬ dicine possesses of so changing the action of another, as to produce a remedy of new properties ; in this powder the opium is so modified, that it may be given with per¬ fect safety and advantage in inflammatory affections ac¬ companied with increased vascular action : it would seem that whilst the opium increases the force of the circula¬ tion, the ipecacuan relaxes the exhalant vessels and causes a copious diaphoresis : the sulphate of potash is also an important ingredient, for experience has fully proved that ipecacuan and opium, in the same propor¬ tions, have not so powerful an effect without it ; yet its action seems to be purely mechanical, dividing and mix¬ ing the active particles more intimately ; and it appears that the success of the remedy depends very much upon its being very finely powdered.
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Toxic / do not self-use
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- Automated review flags: controlled or narcotic.
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Primary and supporting references
- Observations, chemical and practical, on the Dublin Pharmacopoeia — Observations, chemical and practical, on the Dublin PharmacopoeiaPrimary source for the extracted ingredients and method at monograph-offset-849185-1.