(A) Rhododendron Chrysanthemum - General Indications. Sprained feeling in the joints - bruised feeling in the testes - spicy odor of the sweat - attacks of pain in spots, thence radiating - ailments worse in cold, damp weather, and before a thunder storm, also by rest; better by gentle motion. (Minute dose, see Sec. 56, B - ordinary dose, Adult 5 to 15 drops of tincture. Child, see Sec. 56, B.). This remedy given in alternation with Ledum, 3 drops of the tincture of each, every 3 hours, cured four cases of Chronic Rheumatic affections of the joints (Chronic arthritis) that had withstood all treatment for years; it may take months, but the cure will come. The same for Chronic gout. A case of Hydrocele, 5 years' standing (from birth), was cured by Rhododendron, minute dose, 4 times a day, and bathing the parts with tincture of the same, diluted with water 1 to 3 parts.
Rhododendron Chrysanthemum
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