USES: Mild rubefacient and vehicle for more active liniments =*Sapo Mollis (Sapo Moll.
A powerful rubefacient and counter-irritant; used to produce an immediate revulsion.
Both the above are rubefacientand counter-irritant, and excellent in rheumatism, neuralgia, &c.
At the same time rubefacient embrocations may be applied to the abdomen, which should also be compressed slightly with a broad flannel bandage.
They may consist externally of rubefacient and aromatic applications to the epigastrium (especially the spice poultice); and it is claimed that a hypodermic injection of morphia in this part is very efficient.
Its action is that of a powerful rubefacientand counter-irritant; but its application should not be continued long, unless in extreme cases.
Externally, it is a rubefacient and counter-irritant, often causing a crop of painful pustules, like tartar emetic.
Rubefacient and counter-irritant; in rheumatism and various other diseases.
As a condiment, under the form of cayenne pepper, and in all diseases in which the employment of a powerful stimulant or rubefacient is indicated, their uses are well known.
All the above are rubefacient and counter-irritant.
Stimulant and rubefacient frictions and liniments, the vapour bath, and other like remedies, also frequently prove useful.
Externally, the above are rubefacientand corroborant; internally, stimulant, cordial, and pectoral.
The juice is used externally as a rubefacient in rheumatic affections of the joints.
Therapeutically it is used externally in leprosy, old ulcers and to destroy corns, but on account of its rubefacient and vesicant qualities it is necessary to use it cautiously.
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