Isapghol and Other Mucilaginous Seeds in the Treatment of Dysentery

nor simply of reading English medical books, but it was the result of careful and actual observations of the effects of the American drug on patients treated in the Lahore College Hospital. Here I found that, though the gastric sufferings of a majority of patients after taking ipecacuanha were often great in spite of all precautious taken to prevent them, they were more than amply compensated by the speedy change of dysentery into simple diarrhoea. For some time I remained an admirer and