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2 Baron ., scorpion stings. Tohf.
3 Dat. Slram., in large doses, against
4 hydrophobia, b.
5 Delphin. paucijl., serpent bites.
6 Electricitas, v. Galvanism.
7 Embryopt. glut ., a quarter of the fruit
8 is said to have cured hydrophobia.
9 Eaph. gummi, application. Tohf.
10 Exsuccio. In my first volume, the
11 sucking of poison from wounds has
12 been already mentioned as a cure ;
13 I have only to add, that such suck-
14 ing may prove dangerous if the
15 lips or mouth are sore.
16 Fil. mas, serpent bites, r.
17 Foenic. sem., Tohf.
18 Galvanism., animal venom can, in my
19 opinion, be destroyed by galvanism ;
20 thus, if one plate is applied on the
21 scarified wound, and the other on
22 a second slightly scarified part at
23 some distance from the wound.
24 According to this view, perhaps
25 hydrophobia might be cured by
26 galvanic baths, (v. Cholera morbus :
27 Galvan.)
28 Gent, rad., venomous bites. Tohf.
29 Geran. nod., diarrhoea proceeding from
30 a serpent’s bite.
31 Guil. Bond., with honey, removed an
32 inflammation in the mouth and
33 throat, with chronic bleeding of the
34 gums, proceeding from serpent bites.
35 Guil. Bond, rad., is applied against
36 pains from scorpion stings, inter-
37 nally and externally, r.
38 Hell, n., hydrophobia, r.
39 I pom. dasysp., hydrophobia, r.
40 Laws, inerm., applied against pains
41 from scorpion stings, r.
42 Lepor. sang., dimness of sight, with
43 swelling of the feet, proceeding
44 from serpent bites. Venomous
45 bites, r.
46 Mali fol., applied, when bruised, to
47 poisoned wounds, r.
48 Malva, stings of bees, wasps and scor-
49 pions. Tohf.
50 Mandrag ., hydrophobia. Tohf.
51 Mant. ov. mass., internal burning,
52 dysury, and night-blindness, pro-
53 ceeding from serpent bites. The
54 green ones, especially, applied
55 against serpent bites, r.
56 Meloes Tel. IT, a smarting wound from
57 the bite of a dog (said not to be
58 mad). After having been scarified,
59 and the remedy applied, the pain
60 was immediately removed, because
61 the Meloe contains more cantha-
62 ridine than the blistering-fly itself.
63 Menisp. glabr. fore., expectoration of
64 mucus, itching, and impotence ; pro-
65 ceeding from a dog’s bite.
66 Mentha, serpent bites. Tohf.
67 Mesua ferr., serpent bites. Pain in
68 the left side ; caused by a serpent’s
69 bite on the foot.
70 Mut. Antig., (applied) with Abr. prec.
71 and Crot. Tigl. in solution, for viper
72 bites, r. With nux vom., internally
73 and externally (applied) in hydro-
74 phobia. R.
75 Ner. ant., indigestion and griping,
76 proceeding from a serpent’s bite.
77 Nicot. V. Tobacco.
78 Nig. sat., as a fumigation, said to drive
79 off insects ; administered with olive-
80 oil, is said to cure bites of mad
81 dogs. Tohf.
82 Nitro-mur. ac ., hydrophobia, r.
83 Oliv. ol., used separately or combined
84 with Calc., Canth ., Crot. T., Euph.
85 gummi, Nicot., Nigella , Opop ., Scorp.,
86 and Tamar, gallce. r.
87 Ophioriza Mungo is said to be the only
88 remedy against the venom of the
89 rattlesnake.