Medical Inquiries And Observations volume 1
Medical Inquiries And Observations volume 1
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The vomit always difcharged more or lefs bile. If a naufea, or an inefFe&ual attempt to vomit continued after the exhibition of the tartar emetic, I gave a fe- cond dofe of it with the happiefl effe&s.
If the vomit failed of opening the bowels, I gave gentle dofes of falts and cream of tartar*, * I have always found that cream of tartar renders the purging neutral falts lefs diiagreeable to the tafte and fto- rnach ; but accident has lately taught me, that the juice of two limes or of one lemon..., with about half an ounce of loaf fogar added to fix drachms of Glauber or Epfom fait, in BILIOUS REMITTING SEVER. 133 or of the butter-nut pill*, fo as to procure two or three plentiful ftools. The matter discharged from the bowels was of a highly bilious nature. It was fometimes fo acrid as to excoriate the rec- tum, and fo offenfive, as to occafion, in fome cafes, ficknefs and faintnefs both in the patients and in their attendants. In every inftance the patients found relief by thefe evacuations, efpecially from the pains in the head and limbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vomit always difcharged more or lefs bile. If a naufea, or an inefFe&ual attempt to vomit continued after the exhibition of the tartar emetic, I gave a fe- cond dofe of it with the happiefl effe&s.
If the vomit failed of opening the bowels, I gave gentle dofes of falts and cream of tartar*, * I have always found that cream of tartar renders the purging neutral falts lefs diiagreeable to the tafte and fto- rnach ; but accident has lately taught me, that the juice of two limes or of one lemon..., with about half an ounce of loaf fogar added to fix drachms of Glauber or Epfom fait, in BILIOUS REMITTING SEVER. 133 or of the butter-nut pill*, fo as to procure two or three plentiful ftools. The matter discharged from the bowels was of a highly bilious nature. It was fometimes fo acrid as to excoriate the rec- tum, and fo offenfive, as to occafion, in fome cafes, ficknefs and faintnefs both in the patients and in their attendants. In every inftance the patients found relief by thefe evacuations, efpecially from the pains in the head and limbs.
What to read after Medical Inquiries And Observations volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rush, Benjamin, 1746-1813 to read onlineMoreLess
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