1
If he has no appetite, he should be encouraged by bitter tonics.
2
Iron may be indicated; bitter tonics may be indicated.
3
Proper diet, bathing, out-door life, bitter tonics, etc.
4
During the later period of the disease iodide of potassium, iron and bitter tonics should be given.
5
If the appetite is poor, bitter tonics such as gentian, quassia, cinchona, or nux vomica are needed.
6
No coffee or alcohol; simple diet, bitter tonics, keep bowels open, A physician must handle such a case.
7
Animals that have the subacute form of the disease may be given stimulants, and iron and bitter tonics.
8
If the stomach wants tone, bitter tonics, like quassia, gentian, cardanum are good, even if drank as teas.
9
If the animal becomes run down in flesh, as sometimes occurs in chronic catarrh, bitter tonics should be given.
10
The aromatics and bitter tonics are useful; gentian and tea in warm decoction form a useful menstruum for other remedies.
11
The child's general health, if enfeebled, should be improved by cold baths, bitter tonics, and if possible a change of air.
12
During recovery a course of bitter tonics (nux vomica 1 scruple, ground gentian root 4 drams) should be given.
13
Bitter tonics can be taken such as gentian, columbo, quassia.