As for the treatment of jarab, the first best and often sufficient remedy is emptying with the help of substances that remove pungent, burnt juice and salty mucus, and th ...
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The matter from which the jarab arises is either blood matter mixed with yellow bile and almost converted into black bile or partially converted into black bile, or matte ...
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As for fresh and moderate lichen, simple remedies for it include citron acid - with severe lichen it also helps - as well as gum arabic with vinegar, almond tree gum, plu ...
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An old, strong CDFA requires a sharp medicine that would corrode it until it reaches healthy meat, and then it is treated with a plaster for ulcers, for example, a celand ...
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As for the medicines for the loose safa and medicines intended for people with a wet body and for children, this is, for example, henna or vasma with galls burned with fa ...
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Safa belongs to the group of ulcerative acne; in most books it is usually mentioned in the paragraphs on cosmetics. Safa begins with light, itchy pimples scattered in var ...
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One must abstain from bloodletting unless required by some important reason, as well as from bathing, which is allowed only from time to time, and from wine except pure. ...
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You should start with bloodletting, if there is an abundance of blood, and with the removal of burnt black gall juice using, for example, a decoction of dodder, agaric, b ...
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The difference between the bahak of both types and the true white baras is that the bahak nests in the skin and, if it goes deep, it is very insignificant, while the bara ...
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