An Essay Concerning Tussis Convulsiva Or Whooping Cough With Observations On
An Essay Concerning Tussis Convulsiva Or Whooping Cough With Observations On
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* The benefit from the fumigations of tar, so extoll- led by some, appears to arise from exciting in children, a copious vomiting of phlegm. In the cases adduced by the last named physician, it is remarkable that they all slept well, after the irksome process ; so will any children after being left free from torment of any kind. The tar fumi- gation, however, proves that the scat of the disorder may be any where rather than in the mucous membrane of the trachea and bronchise. The larynx is, at ...all times, a sentinel that instantly repels such an invasion ; and especially, when rendered more sensitive by a peculiar inflammation. In all cases of whooping cough, there is an increased sen- sibility in that portion of the mucous membrane, covering the larynx, and pharynx, which repels acrid fumigations ; and creates trouble in swallowing dry substances.
* Select emetics, judiciously administered, are of prime importance in this disorder. I have, in general, been more satisfied witli equal parts of Vinum, Ipecac, and Tinet, Sanguinariae, or blood-root, tlian any other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* The benefit from the fumigations of tar, so extoll- led by some, appears to arise from exciting in children, a copious vomiting of phlegm. In the cases adduced by the last named physician, it is remarkable that they all slept well, after the irksome process ; so will any children after being left free from torment of any kind. The tar fumi- gation, however, proves that the scat of the disorder may be any where rather than in the mucous membrane of the trachea and bronchise. The larynx is, at ...all times, a sentinel that instantly repels such an invasion ; and especially, when rendered more sensitive by a peculiar inflammation. In all cases of whooping cough, there is an increased sen- sibility in that portion of the mucous membrane, covering the larynx, and pharynx, which repels acrid fumigations ; and creates trouble in swallowing dry substances.
* Select emetics, judiciously administered, are of prime importance in this disorder. I have, in general, been more satisfied witli equal parts of Vinum, Ipecac, and Tinet, Sanguinariae, or blood-root, tlian any other.
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