... disease have disappeared. Arsenic should never be employed in the acute, inflammatory stage of any disease of the skin. It should not be prescribed when there is great heat, burning, intense itching, or rapid cell-change. It not only is of no benefit... A Practical Treatise on Diseases of the Skin - Page 87by Louis A. Duhring - 1881 - 644 pagesFull view - About this book
| Horatio Charles Wood - 1877 - 704 pages
...remedy for some weeks after all symptoms of disease have disappeared. Arsenic should never be employed in the acute, inflammatory stage of any disease of...prescribed when there is great heat, burning, intense itehing, or rapid cell-change. It not only is of no benefit at this stage, but is positively injurious.... | |
| George Henry Napheys - 1878 - 636 pages
...the skin. Its action is slow, weeks and months being required to produce its effects. It should never be given in the acute inflammatory stage of any disease of the skin, nor where there is great heat, burning, intense itching, or rapid cell change. The most desirable form... | |
| Horatio Charles Wood - 1883 - 750 pages
...for some weeks after all symptoms of the disease have disappeared. Arsenic should never be employed in the acute, inflammatory stage of any disease of the skin. It should not be prescribed when there is great heat, burning, intense itching, or rapid cell-change. It not... | |
| Medicine - 1909 - 608 pages
...vaso-dilator. I will try and be concise in pointing this out Our best authorities advise never to use it in the acute inflammatory stage of any disease of the skin. It stimulates the rete into action when rest is needed. In eczema sicca and the squamous form, use it.... | |
| Horatio Charles Wood - 1888 - 922 pages
...for some weeks after all symptoms of the disease have disappeared. "Arsenic should never be employed in the acute, inflammatory stage of any disease of the skin. It should not be prescribed when there is great heat, burning, intense itching, or rapid cell-change. It not... | |
| Louis Adolphus Duhring - 1895 - 292 pages
...continue its use for some weeks after all symptoms of disease have disappeared, usually in smaller doses. It should not be given in the acute inflammatory stage of any disease of the skin, as a rule. It should not be prescribed when there is great heat, burning, intense itching, or rapid... | |
| Louis A. Duhring - Dermatology - 1895 - 286 pages
...continue its use for some weeks after all symptoms of disease have disappeared, usually in smaller doses. It should not be given in the acute inflammatory stage of any disease of the skin, as a rule. It should not be prescribed when there is great heat, burning, intense itching, or rapid... | |
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