Hypochondrium Health Dictionary

Hypochondrium: From 3 Different Sources


The region on each side of the upper abdomen, situated below the lower ribs.
Health Source: BMA Medical Dictionary
Author: The British Medical Association
The regions of the belly below the ribcage and to the sides, as in left or right hypochondrium.
Health Source: Herbal Medical
Author: Health Dictionary

New Jersey Tea

Red root. Wild snowball. Ceanothus americana L. German: Sa?ckelblume. French: Ce?anothe. Italian: Ceanoto. Leaves. Leaves were used as a substitute for tea during the American War of Independence. Keynote: spleen.

Action: alterative, febrifuge, astringent, stimulating tonic, expectorant.

Uses: Enlargement of the spleen from infection or toxic self-poisoning. Deep-seated pain in the left hypochondrium. Cannot lie down for pain on left side.

“It is a curious fact that many dropsical patients can be cured by spleen remedies.” (Dr Rademacher, 1879)

Combines well with Fringe Tree bark.

Preparations: Thrice daily.

Tea. 1 teaspoon to each cup boiling water. Dose: quarter to half a cup.

Liquid extract. 5-30 drops.

Injection for gonorrhoea, leucorrhoea or chronic vaginal discharge: 2oz herb to 2 pints water; bring to boil, simmer for 1 minute; strain when warm. Inject. Use confined to practitioner. ... new jersey tea




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