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Medical ArticlesSymptoms Of Laryngeal Foreign Body1. Initial laryngeal spasm followed by wheezing respiration... Tissue Forceps With the forceps illustrated in Fig. 28 specimens of tissue ... Towards The End Of The Period Of Efflorescence When The Rash declines, fades, disappears, and the skin begins to peal off, a... Burns For slight burns, immerse the injured part in cold water, and ... Problems THERE are very few persons who have not I had the experience ... Heel Sprained Often in sprains all attention is given to the bruised and tor... Our Telephone Exchange And Its Cables The Brain. We are exceedingly proud of our brain and inclined... Differential Diagnosis Of Ulcer Of The Esophagus Simple ulcer requires the exclusion of lues, tuberculosis, e... Accidents And Emergencies Ordinarily, Accidents are not Serious. Accidents will happe... Strangulation Or Hanging Often accidentally caused in children or intoxicated persons. ... Tetanus This is substantially the same thing as trismus, except that ... Bruises Case Xx It frequently occurs to surgeons to receive slight wounds upo... Constipation The medicine for this affection is _Nux vom._, to be taken at... Asiatic Cholera I was practicing in Cincinnati during the prevalence of Chole... Nervous Prostration Persons suffering from nervous prostration have probably allow... Shampooing See Head, Soaping. ... Bruises Case Xviii Mrs. C. aged 40, was detained on a journey by a bruised wound... The Dissection Of Femoral Hernia And The Seat Of Stricture Whilst all forms of inguinal herniae escape from the abdomen ... Esophageal Foreign Body After initial choking and gagging, or without these, there m... Decline See Consumption. ... |
Preliminary RemarksCategory: PRESCRIPTIONS. Source: A Newly Discovered System Of Electrical Medication The author wishes to caution the reader not to rely merely on the forms of treatment here prescribed, but to study thoroughly the principles taught in the preceding pages, until he shall have mastered them, and can judge for himself of the correctness of these prescriptions. It should be remembered, however, that the diseases here considered are viewed in their simple or uncomplicated states. Where complications exist, the treatment must be modified according to the judgment of the practitioner. In these instructions, it is always to be understood that the treatment prescribed is with cords of equal length, except when the long cord is especially mentioned. In most of the local diseases here named, particularly those which are electrically negative, it is desirable to supplement the local treatment prescribed with occasional general tonic treatment, where, in the judgment of the practitioner, it can be given without detriment to the local affection. In all treatments, the electrodes should be moistened with warm water. Next: General Tonic Treatment Previous: Healing
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