Creosote.
CHARACTERISTICS
Chronic bronchitis. Winter cough. Bronchiectasis. Non- febrile phthisis. Whooping cough. Nausea and loss of appetite. Vomiting of cancer on the stomach. Bloody, corroding, foetid discharges from the bowels or vagina. Antiseptic.
TOXIC EFFECTS.
Pallor. Vertigo. Loss of consciousness. Contracted pupils. Hoarse, croupy cough dyspnoea.1. Anorexia, nausea, retching, vomiting, Diarrhoea, dysenteric stools with pain in the bowels.2.
DOSE
Creosotum, I-5 m.
Guaiacol, I-5 m.
Best given after meals in cream, whisky or cod-liver oil.
THERAPEUTIC USES.
Nausea and loss of appetite.2.
Sympathetic vomiting.2.
Vomiting of cancer of the stomach.2.
Vomiting of Bright’s disease.2.
Whooping cough.1. (Dilute creosote one-third to one-half with alcohol. To be used upon chloroform inhaler from time to time).
Dry, spasmodic, very violent cough.1. (Use inhaler when required).
Chronic bronchitis.1. (Tar water or two-grain tar pills three times a day).
Non-febrile phthisis.1. (Increase dose to five or more drops after meals).
Bronchiectasis. (Guaiacol vapor baths, from ten to sixty minutes).
Diarrhoeal or dysenteric stools from irritation of the intestinal mucous surfaces.2.
Bloody, corroding, foetid discharge from the bowels of vagina.2. (Creosote in the third or sixth decimal trituration).
Exposed and carious dental pulp. (Pack cavity with cotton moistened with creosote).