The Practice of Dental Medicine
The Practice of Dental Medicine
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Sig. A half-teaspoonful in water every hour or two. If the stomach irritation is prominent, the above potassium salt may not be well borne, in which case minute doses of sodium bromid, one-half grain in a little water every h'fteen minutes, should be substituted. Chamomile is said to have a marked effect upon reflex excita- bility, and it may be administered in the form of an infusion of the flowers, one-half to one dram for a child less than one year old. Constipation may coexist with teething..., and when it does the treatment is quite as important a matter as in the opposite condi- tion of diarrhea. Suppositories of cacao butter or molasses candy may be used with good effect when it is desirable to avoid the stomach; otherwise castor-oil and simple syrup in equal parts, with the addition of a drop or two of the oil of gaultheria, is a good remedy. If the constipation is persistent, cod-liver oil may be ad- ministered, beginning with the ten-drop closes and increasing. If, on the other hand, it is temporary, calomel, in doses of one-tenth of a grain, will be effectual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sig. A half-teaspoonful in water every hour or two. If the stomach irritation is prominent, the above potassium salt may not be well borne, in which case minute doses of sodium bromid, one-half grain in a little water every h'fteen minutes, should be substituted. Chamomile is said to have a marked effect upon reflex excita- bility, and it may be administered in the form of an infusion of the flowers, one-half to one dram for a child less than one year old. Constipation may coexist with teething..., and when it does the treatment is quite as important a matter as in the opposite condi- tion of diarrhea. Suppositories of cacao butter or molasses candy may be used with good effect when it is desirable to avoid the stomach; otherwise castor-oil and simple syrup in equal parts, with the addition of a drop or two of the oil of gaultheria, is a good remedy. If the constipation is persistent, cod-liver oil may be ad- ministered, beginning with the ten-drop closes and increasing. If, on the other hand, it is temporary, calomel, in doses of one-tenth of a grain, will be effectual.
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