Taking Cold
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doses may be administered, although I think usually the salicin will give better results. The local application to be used here consist in the daily use ' of the post-nasal syringe, the fluid being a solution of borax or chlorate of potash of the strength of 5 to 10 grs. in an ounce of water, the temperature of which should be from 70° to 80°, or even hottor, if such can be borne. This should be done at the hands of a - 63 - physician or by the patient himself, if he can acquire the necessary d...exterity, by means of the ordinary post-nasal syringe, or by the Warner douche. An ex- cellent substitute for the post -nasal douche is the Thudichum nasal douche, from half a gallon to a gal- lon of the hot fluid being allowed to pass through the nasal chambers in this way. A certain amount of re- lief can be accomplished by painting the parts with the glycerole of tannin, or better still, perhaps, a 5 to lo-gr. solution of nitrate of silver. This may be passed directly through the nasal chambers, or up be- hind the palate, by means of a properly curved cotton- holder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
doses may be administered, although I think usually the salicin will give better results. The local application to be used here consist in the daily use ' of the post-nasal syringe, the fluid being a solution of borax or chlorate of potash of the strength of 5 to 10 grs. in an ounce of water, the temperature of which should be from 70° to 80°, or even hottor, if such can be borne. This should be done at the hands of a - 63 - physician or by the patient himself, if he can acquire the necessary d...exterity, by means of the ordinary post-nasal syringe, or by the Warner douche. An ex- cellent substitute for the post -nasal douche is the Thudichum nasal douche, from half a gallon to a gal- lon of the hot fluid being allowed to pass through the nasal chambers in this way. A certain amount of re- lief can be accomplished by painting the parts with the glycerole of tannin, or better still, perhaps, a 5 to lo-gr. solution of nitrate of silver. This may be passed directly through the nasal chambers, or up be- hind the palate, by means of a properly curved cotton- holder.
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