Senna. The leaflets of several species of Cassia: C. obovata, Alexandrian Senna, is the principal. N. O. Leguminosae. Trituration or tincture of the dried leaves.   Clinical.-Colic; flatulent, of infants.

Senna. Abdomen and Stool. Painful colic from incarcerated flatulence (particularly in young children). Diarrhoeic stools, followed by tenesmus and burning at the anus. “Materia Medica” by Adolf zur Lippe is

SENNA Cassia Acutifolia Is of much use in infantile colics when the child seems to be full of wind. Oxaluria, with excess of urea; increased specific gravity. Where the system is