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Acidy, or Gastric Catarrh:
ОглавлениеSymptoms: Great thirst, occasional sickness, loss of condition, and the passing of a quantity of clear-coloured urine.
Treatment: For few days give following mixture:—
Recipe:
Bicarbonate Soda, | 1 scruple to 2 drachms. |
Tincture of Rhubarb, | 1 drachm to 4 drachms. |
Tincture Nux Vomica, | 12 minims to 1 drachm. |
Tincture of Gentian, | ½ drachm to 3 drachms. |
Liquor Bismuth, | 2 drachms to 1 ounce. |
Water to | 1½ ounces to 6 ounces. |
Dose: Half a teaspoonful to one tablespoonful[1] three or four times a day one hour before food.
Diet: Underdone mutton or veal mixed with Spratt’s charcoal biscuits, or stale bread or toast, broken up small, and mixed with a little soup. Avoid fatty or starchy food, and give no sugar.