_Leucorrhœa_ ("_Whites_"). Cubebs (125), Nitre (269), Gurjun Balsam (160), or Sulphate of Iron (174*), internally; with vaginal injections containing Babúl Bark (9), Alum (30*), Galls (149), or Lime Water (224), are indicated. _Lice infesting the hair on various parts of the body, especially the pubes_, may be destroyed by Cocculus Indicus Ointment (107), Vernonia Seeds (373_b_), or Kerosene Oil (416). Carbolised Oil (1 Acid to 20 of Sweet Oil), applied night and morning, is said to be an effectual remedy. _Lime, Particles of, in the Eye_, may be dissolved and removed by dilute Vinegar (382). _Liver, various Affections of_, are often greatly benefited by Sal Ammoniac (331). _Enlargement of_, Sal Ammoniac (331*), Papaw Juice (296). _Congestion of this organ, especially if arising from over-feeding_, often subsides under a dose of Calomel (three or four grains) at night, followed, in the morning, by an active aperient of Kaladana (187), or Castor Oil (83). Further relief may be obtained by Hot Water Fomentations (393), Turpentine Stupes (362), or Betel Leaves (48) over the region of the liver; if these fail, Leeches to the same site, or to the verge of the anus (211), may afford manifest relief. All, however, will be useless without strict attention to diet, and careful avoidance of all stimulating articles of food and drink. _Lock-jaw._ See _Tetanus_. _Loins, pain in the._ See _Lumbago_. _Lumbago._ Sal Ammoniac (326) internally, with Liniments of Camphor (68), Lemon Grass Oil (217), Opium (291*), Datura Liniment or Poultices (130), or Turpentine (366) externally, often succeed in affording relief. Turpentine Stupes (362) may be tried in severe or obstinate cases. _Lungs, Affections of._ See _Coughs_, _Consumption_, _and Bronchitis_. _Bleeding from._ See _Hæmorrhage_. _Maggots on surface of Ulcers, to destroy._ Butea Seeds (65). _Maggots in the Nose_ (_Pecnash_). Injections of Oil of Turpentine (363_b_). _Measles._ An occasional mild aperient, just sufficient to keep the bowels gently open, the plentiful use of Lemonade (232), or Rice _Conjee_ (322), with or without Nitre (264), together with confinement to bed in a cool, well-aired apartment, and farinaceous diet for a few days, will generally suffice for recovery in mild, uncomplicated cases. _To allay irritation of the surface_, sponge with diluted Vinegar (376) or Water (385), and dust the surface well over with Rice Flour (322). _Should Cough occur_, use some of those means enumerated under Coughs. _The advanced stages, in bad cases, characterised by great exhaustion_, call for the use of Camphor (74), Brandy Mixture (426), and plentiful nourishment.