Infusum Anthemidis.—Infusion of Chamomile.
Botanical name:
Related entry: Anthemis (U. S. P.)—Anthemis
SYNONYM: Infusum chamomillae romanae.
Preparation.—Infuse, in a closed vessel for 15 minutes, ½ ounce (av.) of chamomile flowers in 10 fluid ounces (Imp.) of boiling distilled water. Strain. This accords with the Br. Pharm., 1885.
Action, Medical Uses, and Dosage.—(See Anthemis.) A useful preparation in the bowel troubles of dentition. Dose, 1 to 2 fluid ounces, smaller doses being given to children. It is emetic when warm; tonic and nervine when cold.
