...Colchicum should never be given at the outset of a paroxysm, nor until the bowels have been duly acted on by mild purgatives. "3. The first doses of the medicine...satisfied himself that it is not likely to disagree with bis patient. And, indeed, there is always a disadvantage in administering this medicine in combination...

...purging. These effects should be regarded as indicative of the unfavorable operation of the medicine. " 4. Colchicum should be always administered at first...satisfied himself that it is not likely to disagree with bis patient. And, indeed, there is always a disadvantage in administering this medicine in combination...

...following rules for the use oj Colchicum in Gout : 1. Colchioum should not be given in the asthénie form of gout. 2. Colchicum should never be given at...satisfied himself that it is not likely to disagree with the patient. And indeed there is always a disadvantage in administering this medicine in combination...

...purgatives. The first doses of the medicine should be very small ; they may be gradually increased. Colchicum should be always administered at first,...difficult, if not impossible, at times, to determine what effect should be ascribed to the colchicum, and what to the other ingredients. It should not be administered...

...purgatives. The first doses of the medicine should be very small ; they may be gradually increased. Colchicum should be always administered at first,...that it is not likely to disagree with his patient ; indeed there is always a disadvantage in administering this medicine in combination with others,...

...Med., vol. i, p. 370. » Essentials of Hat. Med. and Therap , p. 311. ' Treatise on Qoat. medicines, until the practitioner has satisfied himself that it is not likely to disagree with the patient. 5. It should not be administered so as to excite nausea, vomiting, or purging. These effects...

...purgatives. 3. The first doses should be very small and gradually increased. 4. It should always be administered, at first, uncombined with any other...until the practitioner has satisfied himself that it does not disagree with his patient. 6. It should not be given in doses so as to excite nausea, vomiting...

...given at the onset of a paroxysm, nor until the bowels have been duly acted upon by mild purgatives. "4. Colchicum should be always administered at first...until the practitioner has satisfied himself that it does not disagree with his patient. "3. The first doses of the medicine should be very small; they...