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DISEASES OF THE SPLEENCategory: Diseases of The Blood And Ductless Galnds 1. Rupture of the spleenThis may occur spontaneously from no apparent cause, or from hurts received in cases of typhoid or malaria. Symptoms. Severe pain, and signs of intestinal hemorrhages. 2. Acute inflammation of the spleen (splenitis). This occurs in acute infections after injuries. Symptoms. They are pain, tenderness, and enlargement of the spleen. Treatment. Treat the cause and relieve the pain. As this is a serious and painful affection a physician should be called. The pain is often relieved by a mustard poultice or hot fomentations. The patient should remain in bed for acute inflammation of the spleen no matter what the cause. 3. Chronic Splenitis. Causes. It comes from malaria, syphilis or leukaemia, etc. Symptoms. There is the feeling of weight and symptoms of pressure on the lungs or bowel. Treatment. Remove the cause. If it comes from malaria, attend to that, etc. MOTHERS' REMEDIES. 1. Blood Purifier, Molasses and Sulphur as a. "Take a pint of molasses to five cents' worth of sulphur, and mix well." A teaspoonful four times a day in the spring will do wonders towards purifying the blood. 2. Blood Purifier, Sassafras Tea, Known all over as. "Sassafras tea made from the root and boiled to extract the strength." Drink freely of this for a few days in the spring. It thins the blood, and is a good tonic. 3. Blood Purifier, Herb Tea Used as. Burdock Root 2 ounces Yellow Dock 2 ounces Slippery Elm Bark 1 ounce Mezeron Root 1 ounce Licorice Juice 1 ounce Simmer gently in three pints of water down to one quart; when cold, strain and add one-fourth ounce of iodine potassium." A wineglassful may be taken three times a day. This preparation is a fine blood purifier and can be relied upon. [BLOOD AND DUCTLESS GLANDS 257] 4. Blood Purifier, Sweet Fern for. "Make a tea of this and drink freely. This is very good to take in the spring of the year, as it thoroughly cleanses the system." 5. Blood Purifier, Doctor Recommends Senna and Salts for:--"Five cents' worth of senna leaves, one tablespoonful of epsom salts in one quart of cold water; cover and let stand over night, then strain and put in bottles. Take a wine-glass full every morning until you feel well." This is from Mrs. Jonathan Shaw, she has used it with good results in her family. A physician in England told her if people would use this the year round they would seldom need a doctor. 6. Blood Purifier, Remedy Easy to Make for. "We always use one teaspoonful of cream of tartar, two spoonfuls of sulphur, and mix with syrup. Any size spoon will do. Take a teaspoonful at a dose." This is an excellent remedy, and should be taken before retiring; about three times a week would be sufficient. 7. Blood Purifier, Beech Bark and Blackberry Root a Good. "One gallon white beech bark (after the rough bark is removed), good big handful of blackberry root (cut fine), and also of sassafras root. Cover with cold water and steep to get the strength, then strain. When cool (not cold) add one pint baker's yeast and one cup sugar. Let it stand twenty-four hours in a warm place. Then strain and set in a cool place. Take a wineglassful three times a day before meals. This has been highly recommended to me by a friend from Kalkaska, Michigan." 8. Blood Purifier, from a Madison, Connecticut, Mother. "Take blackberry root, black cherry bark, spruce boughs, wintergreens: sarsaparilla roots; steep in a large vessel, till all the goodness is out; strain and when lukewarm put in a cup of yeast, let work and bottle up." 9. Blood Purifier, How to make, Celery Compound for a. "Celery Compound 2 ounces Chamomile Flower 1 ounce Sassafras Root 1 ounce Senna Leaves 1 ounce Mandrake 1 ounce Wintergreen Essence 1 ounce Whisky 1 gill White Sugar 1 pound Hops 2 handfuls Steep three hours in four quarts of water, strain, add sugar, when cold add wintergreen and whisky. Dose:--One teaspoonful before meals and at bedtime." 10. Blood Purifier, Another Effective Herb Remedy. "Pour boiling hot water on four ounces of gentian root with two ounces of dried orange peel, a sufficient amount of water should be used to exhaust the strength in the root and orange peel; then boil in a porcelain pot until there is left one-half pint of the concentrated infusion to every ounce of gentian root used. Then to every one-half pint add one half ounce alcohol. The effect of the alcohol is to coagulate it from a quantity of jelly looking substance which must be separated by straining. This is one of the best strengtheners of the human system. Dose:--One teaspoonful in an ounce of water." [258 MOTHERS' REMEDIES] 11. Blood Purifier, Burdock for. "The root is the part employed eliminating very rapidly the specific poison from the blood. Best administered in decoction by boiling two ounces of the root in three pints of water, to two pints. Dose:--One tablespoonful four times a day." Burdock is a splendid blood purifier and is not expensive. It can be purchased at any drug store for a reasonable amount. Next: DISEASES OF THE THYROID GLAND Previous: ADDISON'S DISEASE. Diseases of the Suprarenal (above Kidneys) Bodies
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