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Elaterin

The Medical Genius · Stacy Jones

Open remedy: Elat.

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Desperate case of dropsy, with spasms, following scarlet fever, reported cured with Elaterin 20th of grain, every 3 hours, until free movement of the bowels, then followed with Jaborandi, 1/2 drachm dose; when water oozed from every pore; afterward 1 dose a day of Jaborandi.

"Favorite prescription for Dropsy. " - Elaterin 1 gr., with Jalap 20 grs. and Squills 20 grs. made into 20 pills; adult, take 1 pill every 4 hours. The water usually starts to flow in eight hours, in seventy - two hours it flows freely; and now to prevent collapse and sustain the system, take small doses of Quinia.

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