1 Si/icen (1.) Abscesses. Incipient nasal polype, with
2 nasal obstruction. Lachrymal mid nasal fistula.
3 Patdies wirh burning und liUicinating- pain. Saliva¬
4 tion with epiphora, burning heat, pricking, etc..
5 Suppuration of every kind. Spitting or expectora¬
6 tion of blood. Swellings of the lips. Syphilis.
7 Siu<itJ.». }ino-r-r,A, v. Volichott prurient,'.
8 SiplciuA iiaoi.su, v, Prostopk ■sph'Ujvm.
9 Siacakuba am a h. v • —is unknown to the native donors.
10 '•*Sinam 3 At. ba— is not cultivated at Lahore; probably in
11 Afghanistan^ as the Afghans recommend a compound made, of
12 white mustard and barley-meal, of each two ounces, and black
13 pepper half an ounce, powdered together and mixed with water,
14 to form a bolus. Such a ball should be given every morning
15 •and evening to horses, which suffer from cutaneous affections,
16 as itch, etc. This remedy, it is stated, strengthens horses,, makes,
17 them fat, and produces a smooth coat.
18 *Si&vm xTciiA. Sinapia ramom —is cultivated in Lahore;
19 the oil from its seeds is burned in lamps, and as it is acrid, it
20 is used in medicine externally. Volatile oil of mustard, alone
21 or with an equal portion of alcohol, when applied to the skin,
22 acts as a powerful vesicatory, useful in cholera, etc. I used in¬
23 fernally an Essence from the cake left after the oil is expressed.
24 ’Hack mustard is said to curt oedema, following ague.
25 Sinup. n, p'iacetd. fin ct nr a (I.)
26 Sibicm jiVJtriFor.iOM, v. Santnlum album.
27 ‘S-rspv Am Mr, v. A jo twin.
28 *$x$YMjmtm I Rio. Sinapis pnsUlu? — is cultivated in
29 Lahore for its seeds, which are used medicinally.
30 Sitsymbr. Monk semina (1.) Expectoration or spitting
31 of blood with fever. Gastralgia. Pain with fever.
32 *SrsYMiii him Nasttxrtutm. Nasturtium aquaiicum —its
33 seeds are officinal. The Hakims administer them in affections
34 of the mucous membrane, flatulency and enlargement of spleen
35 and liver.
36 Sisi/mbr. Nasturt. semina (I.)
37 8 o "&