A Treatise On the Nature Symptoms Causes And Treatment of Insanity
A Treatise On the Nature Symptoms Causes And Treatment of Insanity
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Although the diseased action may not im- mediately cease on its removal, yet there can be but little hope of cure whilst it continues to operate. It has been already shown, that the brain and ner- vous system may be affected either primarily or by sympathy. Amongst the primary causes of disease, blows and other direct physical injuries have been enumerated ; but the brain, unlike any other organ of the body, is idiophatically liable to diseased ON THE TREATMENT OF INSANITY. 151 action from mora...l, as well as from physical causes : whilst diseased action in the stomach, liver, uterus, &c. , when induced by moral causes, is only the result of sympathy with the disordered brain or nervous system. But although similar symptoms of inflam- mation and irritation will be observed, whatever may have been the cause, it is obvious that diseased action in the brain, arising from blows, fevers, tumours, or from the pressure of spiculi of bone, will require a treatment different from that which ought to be adopted where it is the result of over- action brought on by jealousy, too great anxiety on religious subjects, or any other constantly operating moral cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although the diseased action may not im- mediately cease on its removal, yet there can be but little hope of cure whilst it continues to operate. It has been already shown, that the brain and ner- vous system may be affected either primarily or by sympathy. Amongst the primary causes of disease, blows and other direct physical injuries have been enumerated ; but the brain, unlike any other organ of the body, is idiophatically liable to diseased ON THE TREATMENT OF INSANITY. 151 action from mora...l, as well as from physical causes : whilst diseased action in the stomach, liver, uterus, &c. , when induced by moral causes, is only the result of sympathy with the disordered brain or nervous system. But although similar symptoms of inflam- mation and irritation will be observed, whatever may have been the cause, it is obvious that diseased action in the brain, arising from blows, fevers, tumours, or from the pressure of spiculi of bone, will require a treatment different from that which ought to be adopted where it is the result of over- action brought on by jealousy, too great anxiety on religious subjects, or any other constantly operating moral cause.
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