Follow up by administering, suspended in water, calcined magnesia, or carbonate of magnesia, or chalk.
The mother's urine should be examined and its acidity noted; if it is above normal she should take some alkalines such as ordinary baking soda or calcined magnesia.
Frequent sponging is required to wash off the irritating perspiration; cool clothing, plenty of talcum powder, a dose of calcined magnesia, and a regulated diet are necessary to clear up the trouble.
The administration of an alkaline such as simple baking soda or calcined magnesia to the mother, corrected this acidity, and the colic in the baby entirely disappeared.
It is apt to produce flatulence, but in other respects is preferable to calcined magnesia.
The ordinary or light carbonate of magnesia is a white, inodorous, tasteless powder, possessing similar properties to calcined magnesia, except effervescing with acids, and having less saturating power.
Into one phial were put two scruples of Magnesia, into a second the same weight of calcined Magnesia, and into three others the same quantity of chalk, pulv.
To the fourth was added the same weight of calcined Magnesia, which almost instantly deprived the liquor of every degree of putridity.
Calcined magnesia is seldom met with in a pure state.
Mineral acids: Chalk, or calcined magnesia, or baking soda; later give linseed tea and opium.
Sulphate or chlorid of zinc: Milk, the whites of eggs, or calcined magnesia.
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