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The Clinique Volume 32, No. 10 by Illinois Homeopathic Association
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Author: Illinois Homeopathic Association
Page Count: 36 pages
Published Date: 06 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781130738834
File size: 42 Mb
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1911 Excerpt: ...paper a discussion arose about the case in question, which was participated in by Drs. Fellows, Kehr, Collins and Mitchell.) Dr. Scott advised, for the vomiting, arsenicum, Pulsatilla, ipecac, cuprum arsen.; for the diarrhea, arsenicum, plumbum acet., and cuprum arsen. Rectal injection of astringents might be necessary. For constipation, enemata, diet, sulphur, nux, lycopodium; for the typanites, diet, enemata, carbo veg., arsenicum, china arsen. But the best thing in his experience for tympanites was terebinth. In bowel hemorrhages omit food and stimulants, but give opium. Nitric acid, ipecac, or hamamelis might also be used. In concluding, Dr. Scott said that baptisia was the prime remedy, with arsenicum second for the stage of exhaustion and debility; gelsemium when nervousness was extreme; belladonna and its analogues for the cerebral symptoms, and terebinth for the tympanites. Dr. Scott's paper was discussed by Dr. A. E. Smith, who has treated a host of cases at Chicamauga Park during the Spanish-American war. He had three cases of total blindness, all recovering. Bryonia was the remedy for nausea on assuming the sitting posture. For the tympanites there was nothing like turpentine stupes with podophyllum internally; baptisia for the slow cases; hyoscyamus for the patients apparently clear in the mind but complaining of everything. Liquid diet only was to be allowed. Diarrhea often required no treatment except occasionally a dose of castor oil. Adrenalin helped the hemorrhages. Dr. Spenser spoke somewhat skeptically of the merits of baptisia. Bryonia had seemed to him to be helpful above the second decimal. Dr. Gruber cited five cases in one family due to contamination of water from a privy. Following Dr. Scott's paper Dr. A. E. Smith, in his enthusias...
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The Clinique Volume 32, No. 10 by Illinois Homeopathic Association
Author: Illinois Homeopathic Association
Page Count: 36 pages
Published Date: 06 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781130738834
File size: 42 Mb
File Name: The.Clinique.Volume.32,.No..10.pdf
Download Link: The Clinique Volume 32, No. 10
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1911 Excerpt: ...paper a discussion arose about the case in question, which was participated in by Drs. Fellows, Kehr, Collins and Mitchell.) Dr. Scott advised, for the vomiting, arsenicum, Pulsatilla, ipecac, cuprum arsen.; for the diarrhea, arsenicum, plumbum acet., and cuprum arsen. Rectal injection of astringents might be necessary. For constipation, enemata, diet, sulphur, nux, lycopodium; for the typanites, diet, enemata, carbo veg., arsenicum, china arsen. But the best thing in his experience for tympanites was terebinth. In bowel hemorrhages omit food and stimulants, but give opium. Nitric acid, ipecac, or hamamelis might also be used. In concluding, Dr. Scott said that baptisia was the prime remedy, with arsenicum second for the stage of exhaustion and debility; gelsemium when nervousness was extreme; belladonna and its analogues for the cerebral symptoms, and terebinth for the tympanites. Dr. Scott's paper was discussed by Dr. A. E. Smith, who has treated a host of cases at Chicamauga Park during the Spanish-American war. He had three cases of total blindness, all recovering. Bryonia was the remedy for nausea on assuming the sitting posture. For the tympanites there was nothing like turpentine stupes with podophyllum internally; baptisia for the slow cases; hyoscyamus for the patients apparently clear in the mind but complaining of everything. Liquid diet only was to be allowed. Diarrhea often required no treatment except occasionally a dose of castor oil. Adrenalin helped the hemorrhages. Dr. Spenser spoke somewhat skeptically of the merits of baptisia. Bryonia had seemed to him to be helpful above the second decimal. Dr. Gruber cited five cases in one family due to contamination of water from a privy. Following Dr. Scott's paper Dr. A. E. Smith, in his enthusias...
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