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Revision as of 16:50, 21 April 2016
Contents
Description
Caraway
A Compendium of Domestic Medicine, 1865
All page numbers are recorded as (PDF #/SOURCE #)
Primarily used as a carminative, noted for its ability to relieve griping (412/391)
Remedies Containing or to be used with Caraway
- Ether, Compound Spirit of (81/60): oil of caraway in included in a mixture to treat flatulent colic.
- Oli of Caraway (127/106): has the same properties as oil of aniseed.
- Soluble Tartar (158/137): caraway water used in an aperient given to children.
Prescriptions Containing Caraway
Antacids
- Antacid and Carminative Mixture (328/307): spirit of caraway
- Aromatic Magnesia Mixture (330/309): spirit of caraway
Aperients and Cathartics
- Aperient Mixture (Another) (332/311): caraway water
- Aperient Mixture (Another) (332/311): caraway seeds
- Dr. James Johnson’s Aperient Pills (334/313): oil of caraway
- Purgative Pills for General Use (336/315): oil of caraway
Carminatives
- Stomach Mixture (342/321): oil of caraway
- Stomach Mixture (Another) (342/321): caraway water
Demulcents
- Cough Mixture (Another) (344/323): spirit of caraway
Diuretics
- Diuretic Mixture (Another) (346/325): bruised caraway seeds
Diaphoretics
Expectorants
- Expectorant Pills (349/328): oil of caraway
Stimulants
- Stimulant Mixture (Another) (354/333): oil of caraway