Drops, Rheumat′ic

Cooley's Cyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information · 1880 · p. 26
Syn. Guttæ rheumaticæ , L. Prep. 1. Iodide of pota ium, 1 dr.; tincture of guaiacum, 2 fl. oz.; di olve.— Dose , 20 to 30 drops. In both chronic and occasional rheumatism, a isted with the copious use of lemon juice. 2. (Lampad i us.) Bisulphuret of carbon and ether, of each 2 fl. dr.— Dose , 6 to 12 drops, on sugar, or in milk. 3. (Wutzer.) Bisulphuret of carbon, 1 fl. dr.; alcohol, 2 fl. dr.— Dose. As No. 2. The last two are sudorific, alterative, resolvent, and emmenagogue, and, besides rheumatism, have been used with advantage in amenorrhœa, in some cutaneous affections, in glandular swellings, .
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