REMEDIES. 863 



or if brought on hj sudden changes of temperatuie, espe- 

 cially from heat to cold. 



Dose. — Six or eight globules every three or four hours. 



Arsmicum^ if it is the result of green or unwholesome 



food, and the discharges are watery, with or without pain. 



Dose. — The same as directed for Bryonia. 



Sulphur and Arsenicum may be given in alternation if the 



evacuations are Moody and very offensive ; also in chronic 



Dose. — The same as directed for Bryonia. 

 Carho vegetahilis^ if the discharges are very offensive and 

 approach putridity. 



Dose. — Six drops or eight globules every four or six hours. 

 Ghamomilla^ if there is swelling of the abdomen, evacu- 

 ations greenish, and the animal is restless. 



Dose. — The same as directed for Bryonia. 

 Pulsatilla^ if the evacuations are frequent and full of 

 Air bubbles, flatulent state of the bowels, aversion to food. 

 Dose. — Six drops or eight globules three or four times a day. 

 Dulcamara^ especially in summer, if it has been brought 

 r»n by taking cold after getting wet, and the evacuations 

 're watery, accompanied with colic. 



Dose. — The same as directed for Pulsatilla. 

 China^ if the diarrhoea is of an intermittent character. 



Dose. — The same as the preceding remedy. 

 GolocynthiSj if approaching dysentery, with colic, and th6 

 BVjM)uations consist of slime and blood. 

 Does. — Six drops every one, two or three hours, according to the ^ lo. 

 lence of the case. 



INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS. 

 KEMEDIES. Aconite^ Arsenicum^ Rhus toxiccdendron^ 

 Cohcyni^iiSf Nux vomica^ Cantharis and Arnica, 



