3761. If not entirely removed, it will be well to repeat the application of a fresh leaf, allowing it to remain on the same time as the first.
3762. Boils.—See page [109].
3763. Carbuncles.—These should be brought to a head by warm poultices, by fermentation with hot water, or by stimulating plasters. When ripe, they should be discharged by a needle, or the lancet. But this should not be attempted until they are fully proved.
3764. Constitutional Treatment.—Stimulating food and drinks, such as ale, porter, champagne and other wines. Strong beef tea should be taken freely—it is very nourishing.
3765. Carbuncles reduce the strength greatly.—To recover this, Peruvian bark and sea-bathing are recommended.