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Recent Wounds Contusions And BurnsCategory: PRESCRIPTIONS. Source: A Newly Discovered System Of Electrical Medication Use the B D current, strong force as can be borne. Bring the lesion under P. P., and place N. P. at discretion, in view of the location of the injury. Treat five to eight minutes, twice or thrice on the same day. Unless the injury is very severe, no further treatment will be required. Healing will take place with little or no soreness or swelling. In severe cases, repeat the treatment whenever inflammation gets too high. If fungus--"proud flesh"--should appear, treat that with a small-pointed electrode, N. P., placing P. P. on a healthy part, not remote, using A C current, in pretty strong force. Next: Old Ulcers Previous: Asphyxia Suspended Animation
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