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Medical ArticlesTreatment Of The Mild Or Erethic Form Of Scarlatina AnginosaThe _mild_ or _erethic form_ of scarlatina anginosa requires ... Importance Of Noting The Central Point From the above observations, it will be plain that, when we w... Back Failures Often a severe pain in the toe, foot, ankle, or lower leg has ... Kidney Complaints See Urinary Troubles. ... Chlorosis Green Sickness This is a disease mostly or entirely peculiar to young women ... Telephones And Telephoning MOST men--and women--use more nervous force in speaki... Piles This very common trouble is caused by one or more of the veins ... Cooking Why We Cook our Food. While some of all classes of food may... The Eye How the Eye is Made. Next in importance after the smell and t... Tracheotomy Indications.--Tracheotomy is indicated in dyspnea of laryngot... Bruises Case Xiv The first case of bruise which I shall detail was not severe,... Pathology If the foreign body completely obstructs a main bronchus, pr... Amputations These are often performed in cases in which proper treatment o... Baths For Head In many cases of indigestion and brain exhaustion head-baths a... Foreign Bodies In The Larynx And Tracheobronchial Tree The protective reflexes preventing the entrance of foreign bo... Enemas Versus Colonics People frequently wonder what is the difference between a col... Where There Is A Will There Is A Way! I have been frequently compelled to resort to these milder ap... Torpid Reaction Asthenic The more violent the contagious poison, and the weaker the or... Paralysis Of The Esophagus The passage of liquids and solids through the esophagus is a ... Cardiovascular Renal Disease Treatment While it is urged, in preventing the actual development of th... |
Cholera MalignantCategory: PRESCRIPTIONS. Source: A Newly Discovered System Of Electrical Medication As in cholera morbus, keep the patient on his back, still as can be. Use A D current, full medium strength. In the early stage, or during the "rice-water" discharges, and down to the time of collapse, treat the abdomen and thorax with P. P., having N. P., long cord, on back of neck--not too near the head. After treating so a few moments--say four to six minutes--remove P. P. to the back, and pass it along close upon each side of the spinous processes from the lower lumbar up to about the middle of the dorsal vertebrae. Continue this about three or four minutes. If cramping accompany the vomiting and purging, carry the P. P. a part of the time to the muscles in spasm, leaving N. P. still at the back of neck, with long cord. Repeat the above processes as often as once an hour until symptoms improve. Then reduce their frequency as the case will admit of. In the state of collapse, place P. P., long cord, at the coccyx, and manipulate with N. P. over the entire trunk and arms; bestowing a larger share of treatment along up the spine than elsewhere. Then remove P. P., long cord, to feet, and work with N. P. all over the lower limbs and hips. Treat in this stage of the disease some six or eight minutes at a time, and repeat it as the case seems to demand--once in thirty minutes to once in two, four or six hours, until improvement or death shall ensue. (See page 81.) Next: Dysentery Previous: Cholera Morbus
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