Every Man His Own Doctor the Cold Water Tepid Water And Friction Cure As Ap
Every Man His Own Doctor the Cold Water Tepid Water And Friction Cure As Ap
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I knew a case where a man bled profusely at the nose. He put his feet up to the calves of his legs in cold water, and the bleeding stopped in ten minutes.
A child had a blow on the nose, which occasioned it to bleed frequently.
Bandage worn on the forehead for a week or two, and foot baths, completed a cure.
Spitting Blood, Sickness, etc. This is sometimes occasioned by piles. Sitz-baths (tepid 62) may be taken; bandages worn on the waist always, and on the chest at night. All irritation should... be avoided, and repose of body and mind observed. Water ought to be drunk abundantly. Bleeding of the lungs, the effect of pulmonary consumption, is not curable. To distinguish the difference between cases requires the experi- ence of such a genius as Priessnitz.
XL VI. SMALL Pox, MEASLES, HOOPING COUGH, CROUP, SCARLATINA, COLDS, SHIVERING, ETC.
ALL these complaints form the easiest and surest part of Priessnitz's practice. No child or adult ever died at Grafen- berg of any of them. This fact, attested as it is by all writers on Hydropathy, leads one to look on the incertitude of medical practice in diseases incidental to children, with wonder and dismay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew a case where a man bled profusely at the nose. He put his feet up to the calves of his legs in cold water, and the bleeding stopped in ten minutes.
A child had a blow on the nose, which occasioned it to bleed frequently.
Bandage worn on the forehead for a week or two, and foot baths, completed a cure.
Spitting Blood, Sickness, etc. This is sometimes occasioned by piles. Sitz-baths (tepid 62) may be taken; bandages worn on the waist always, and on the chest at night. All irritation should... be avoided, and repose of body and mind observed. Water ought to be drunk abundantly. Bleeding of the lungs, the effect of pulmonary consumption, is not curable. To distinguish the difference between cases requires the experi- ence of such a genius as Priessnitz.
XL VI. SMALL Pox, MEASLES, HOOPING COUGH, CROUP, SCARLATINA, COLDS, SHIVERING, ETC.
ALL these complaints form the easiest and surest part of Priessnitz's practice. No child or adult ever died at Grafen- berg of any of them. This fact, attested as it is by all writers on Hydropathy, leads one to look on the incertitude of medical practice in diseases incidental to children, with wonder and dismay.
What to read after Every Man His Own Doctor the Cold Water Tepid Water And Friction Cure As Ap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claridge, R. T to read onlineMoreLess
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