72. _In Spermatorrhœa, and in all involuntary Seminal discharges_, few medicines are more generally useful than Camphor in doses of four grains with half a grain of Opium, taken each night at bedtime. _In Gonorrhœa_, to relieve that painful symptom, _Chordee_, the same prescription is generally very effectual; but it may be necessary to increase the quantity of Opium to one grain, and it is advisable to apply the Camphor Liniment (68) along the under surface of the penis as far back as the anus. _To relieve that distressing Irritation of the Generative Organs which some women suffer from so severely_, it will be found that five or six grains of Camphor taken in the form of pill twice or three times daily, according to the severity of the symptoms, will sometimes afford great relief. In each of these cases it is important to keep the bowels freely open. 73. _In Painful Affections of the Uterus_ Camphor in six or eight grain doses often affords much relief. The Liniment (68) should at the same time be well rubbed into the loins. _In the Convulsions attendant on Childbirth_, the following pills may be tried: Camphor and Calomel, of each five grains. Beat into a mass with a little honey, and divide into two pills; to be followed an hour subsequently by a full dose of castor oil or other purgative. 74. _In the advanced stages of Fever_, _Small Pox_, and _Measles_, when the patient is low, weak, and exhausted, and when there are at the same time delirium, muttering, and sleeplessness, three grains of Camphor with an equal quantity of Asafœtida, may be given even every third hour; Turpentine stupes (362) or Mustard poultices (247) being applied at the same time to the feet or over the region of the heart. It should be discontinued if it causes headache or increased heat of the scalp. Its use requires much discrimination and caution. 75. _To Prevent Bed Sores_, it is advisable to make a strong solution of Camphor in _arrack_ or brandy, and with this night and morning to bathe, for a few minutes, the parts which from continued pressure are likely to become affected. _Gangrenous or Sloughing Ulcerations_ often sensibly improve, and heal under the local application of powdered Camphor. 76. +Capsicum.+ The ripe dried fruit of Capsicum fastigiatum, _Blume_. Lál-mirch, Gách-mirch (_Hind._), Mirchí, Lál-mirchí (_Duk._), Lal-morich, Lanká-morich (_Beng._), Lal-mirch (_Punj._), Mirch-wángun (_Kash._), Mulagáy, Milagáy (_Tam._), Mirapa-káya (_Tel._), Kappal-melaka (_Mal._), Ménashiná-káyi (_Can._), Mir-singá (_Mah._), Lál-mirich, Marchu (_Guz._), Miris (_Cing._), Náyu-si (_Burm._), Chalie, Loda-cheena (_Malay_).