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Source: The domestic medical guide : in two parts. Part I, The family dispensatory ; or a complete companion to the family medicine chest, &c. Part II. The modern domestic medicine ... by Reece, Richard, 1775-1831. nr 93032726 (1805), narrative-offset-520493.
Ingredients or materials as extracted
- Red Rose: Treatment. — If the patient be of a plethoric habit of body, the loss of eight or ten ounces of blood from the arm will be necessary, after which, three table-spoonfuls of the following mixture should be taken every four hours. Take of Spermaceti Powder, three drachms, White Sugar, two ditto, Hub them well together with the yolk of an egg, and add by degrees Infusion of Red Rose Leaves, half an ounce, Acid Elixir of
Method as extracted
- Macerate according to the source passage: Treatment. — If the patient be of a plethoric habit of body, the loss of eight or ten ounces of blood from the arm will be necessary, after which, three table-spoonfuls of the following mixture should be taken every four hours. Take of Spermaceti Powder, three drachms, White Sugar, two ditto, Hub them well together with the yolk of an egg, and add by degrees Infusion of Red Rose Leaves, half an ounce, Acid Elixir of Vitriol, thirty drops, Tincture of Catechu, half an ounce, Mix. It will likewise be proper to produce a deter- mination of blood to the skin, by small doses of ipecacuanha, combined with opium, as two grains of the former, with about eight drops oi laudanum, or half a grain of opium.
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Primary and supporting references
- The domestic medical guide : in two parts. Part I, The family dispensatory ; or a complete companion to the family medicine chest, &c. Part II. The modern domestic medicine ... — The domestic medical guide : in two parts. Part I, The family dispensatory ; or a complete companion to the family medicine chest, &c. Part II. The modern domestic medicine ...Primary source for the extracted ingredients and method at narrative-offset-520493.