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    Lippia mexicana is used to treat cough. It is made from a tincture of the whole fresh Lippia mexicana plant, which is in the verbena family. It is indicated for a hoarse, ringing, or barking chest cough that occurs every winter, especially in women, without expectoration. Doses of 10 to 30 drops every 2 to 4 hours are recommended.

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    Lippia mexicana is used to treat cough. It is made from a tincture of the whole fresh Lippia mexicana plant, which is in the verbena family. It is indicated for a hoarse, ringing, or barking chest cough that occurs every winter, especially in women, without expectoration. Doses of 10 to 30 drops every 2 to 4 hours are recommended.

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    Lippia Mexicana: Other Names: Made From

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    Lippia mexicana is used to treat cough. It is made from a tincture of the whole fresh Lippia mexicana plant, which is in the verbena family. It is indicated for a hoarse, ringing, or barking chest cough that occurs every winter, especially in women, without expectoration. Doses of 10 to 30 drops every 2 to 4 hours are recommended.

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    LIPPIA MEXICANA

    Other names:

    Made From
    Lippia Mexicana. N. O. Verbenaceæ. Tincture of whole fresh plant.

    Clinical Symptoms
    Cough.
    Author:John Henry CLARKE, M.D.

    LIPPIA MEXICANA.
    Lippia Mexicana. N. O. Verbenaceæ. Tincture of whole fresh plant.
    Clinical

    Cough.

    Characteristics

    The Chicago Med. Times (H. W., xxxii. 185) gives this indication for
    Lippia: Hoarse ringing or barking chest cough, without expectoration,
    occurring every winter, especially in women. The dose recommended is
    ten to thirty drops every two to four hours.

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