Sinopsis
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. 1847 edition. Excerpt: ... vation of the cicatrix led me to anticipate a fresh discharge. Under these circumstances it was a difficult thing to make a prognosis, and to enjoin upon the patient the necessary quiet. I gave half a drop of Spirit. Vini Sulph. X., assuming the suppressed itch to be the cause of the disease. 27th July. On the whole the patient has done pretty well; exercise and sneezing occasion less pain on the chest, and he feels rather stronger. The old wound under the clavicle was easily opened with the lancet, discharged a little thick pus, but the probe failed in discovering any passage into the thorax. No change in the previous prescription. 15th Aug. The patient has been going on satisfactorily. The wound has closed again. Since yesterday he has noticed, on breathing or sneezing, violent stitches in the chest, and the pulse is more excited than usual. It is evident that a fresh inflammation in the respiratory organs is forming. I gave Aeon. 8, and left Sepia Xc, to be taken three days afterwards. On the 22d of August the patient wrote me word that the Aeon, had acted beneficially but that the Sepia had brought on a new excitement, that sneezing caused him pain in the chest, and exercise dyspnoea. These symptoms existed in a very modified state on the 5th of September. I allowed the remedy to act till the beginning of Oct. when I administered Phos. X. On the 15th of October the patient reported an aggravation of all his chest symptoms, increase of cough, catarrh, and febrile action. On the 1st of December I learned that he felt easier about the chest, the wound had opened of itself, but that he had had for a week a considerable flow of saliva. This occasionally came on suddenly, totally unexpected, generally more on the left side, this time on the right,...
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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. 1847 edition. Excerpt: ... vation of the cicatrix led me to anticipate a fresh discharge. Under these circumstances it was a difficult thing to make a prognosis, and to enjoin upon the patient the necessary quiet. I gave half a drop of Spirit. Vini Sulph. X., assuming the suppressed itch to be the cause of the disease. 27th July. On the whole the patient has done pretty well; exercise and sneezing occasion less pain on the chest, and he feels rather stronger. The old wound under the clavicle was easily opened with the lancet, discharged a little thick pus, but the probe failed in discovering any passage into the thorax. No change in the previous prescription. 15th Aug. The patient has been going on satisfactorily. The wound has closed again. Since yesterday he has noticed, on breathing or sneezing, violent stitches in the chest, and the pulse is more excited than usual. It is evident that a fresh inflammation in the respiratory organs is forming. I gave Aeon. 8, and left Sepia Xc, to be taken three days afterwards. On the 22d of August the patient wrote me word that the Aeon, had acted beneficially but that the Sepia had brought on a new excitement, that sneezing caused him pain in the chest, and exercise dyspnoea. These symptoms existed in a very modified state on the 5th of September. I allowed the remedy to act till the beginning of Oct. when I administered Phos. X. On the 15th of October the patient reported an aggravation of all his chest symptoms, increase of cough, catarrh, and febrile action. On the 1st of December I learned that he felt easier about the chest, the wound had opened of itself, but that he had had for a week a considerable flow of saliva. This occasionally came on suddenly, totally unexpected, generally more on the left side, this time on the right,...
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