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2 the places occupied by vermin, is
3 said to produce immediate relief.
4 Cucum. sat., v. Mat. Med.
5 Daron., crabs, p.
6 Helleb. alb., phthiriasis. r.
7 Iod., phthiriasis.
8 Jugl. reg. (v. Mat. Med.)
9 Lentes (applied with the white of an
10 egg) destroys lice. Tohf.
11 Lepid. sat. sent, (applied with honey)
12 destroys lice. Tohf.
13 Mercurialia, application.
14 Mulged. rapunc., applied, is a remedy
15 used in Cashmere, to destroy lice.
16 Phosph., application (v. Mat. Med.)
17 Staphisagria is a well known remedy
18 for killing lice.
19 Vanill. ('K.) crabs. 4 times 28. Per-
20 haps it might also prove beneficial
21 applied locally ? (v. Worms.)
22 Vertigo, v. Giddiness.
23 Violence, external — consequences
24 OF, as: CORNS, FRACTURES, PAINS
25 {from blows, crushes or falls) ; extra-
26 vasations, DISLOCATIONS, INCISIONS,
27 CONTUSIONS, &C.
28 Absinth., (boiled with oil applied) vul-
29 nerary. R.
30 Acanth. Oo tun gun, wound upon the
31 nose, from a blow. m. and e.
32 Ajouain , dispersing blood congested
33 under the skin (Repellent). Tohf.
34 Alth. fol., fractures. Tohf.
35 Alth. rad., contusions and lacerations.
36 Tohf.
37 Amygd. d., loss of speech from a fall. R.
38 Amm. carb., pains in the wrist from a
39 previous sprain, r.
40 Amm. mur., chronic spinal pain from
41 a fall. m. 30. Sal ammoniac, dis-
42 solved in water, mixed with some
43 vinegar, serves as a cold fomentation
44 | and lotion, in recent external inju-
45 | ries. (v. Foment, fr.)
46 j Aranea diad., injury of internal blood-
47 vessels. ( v . Vol. I., page 85.)
48 j Araneum (applicat.) incised wounds, r.
49 i Argent, nitric. /., cauterization in hard,
50 thick skin (callosity) as corns.
51 I Am. (TC.) contusions, g. n.
52 ! Asa f, internal injuries, from external
53 i violence, r.
54 i
55 j Asph. Lah., Contusions, g. n.
56 Asphalt. Pers., wounds and fractures.
57 ( v . Vol. I., pages 38, 46, 66, 134.)
58 Bebeerine, ulceration of the soles, after
59 contusion.
60 Behen r., painful swelling of the knee,
61 after a blow.
62 Berber. Lye., dessicative. Tohf.
63 I Bolus Arm., expectoration of blood,
64 after external incised wounds.
65 Calamin. lap., dental fistula, after ex-
66 traction of a tooth.
67 Calc, chlor. sol., painful wounds and
68 contusions (applied with lint), r.
69 Calx v., applied as powder, is said to
70 have cured a chronic ulcer of the
71 toe, caused by a crush.
72 Canthar., sensation of soreness in
73 diseased parts, r. Cantharides,
74 either boiled in honey, or the
75 tincture mixed with clarified honey,
76 may be used in malignant wounds,
77 fistulous ulcers, &c. as a stimulant
78 (Application).
79 | Camiol. u., (application) as a styp-
80 tic. R.
81 Carpes. rac., in Cashmere, as a vulne-
82 rary. R.
83 Cass. Fist, pulpa , ulceration of the
84 toes, after a sword cut. Fistula of
85 the perimeum, sometimes bursting
86 (with swelling of the testicles) after
87 lithotomy.
88 Cass. Fist, son., sequela; of palsy, with
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