On the Nature Signs And Treatment of Childbed Fevers

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For thousands of persons, calomel and mercurials induce a gastric distress of a nature indescribable. This qualm, or sick- ness is, however, attended, for the most part, with a softer beat of the arteries, and that I take to be equal to a lessened violence of the sanguine injection into the inflamed vascular areas ; but it is at the same time highly irritating to the bowels, and on that very account, less to be esteemed than milder aperients or purgatives.
547. You cannot make out of the study
...of the Mercurials, which, as M. Renouard says, sect, 537, are specifics in syphilis, any spe- cific properties of those drugs as to our childbed-fever phlegmasias. You can only appeal to them as perturbators, or shock-giving medicines, and to that perturbation, or shock-cure, as a cure by MERCURY. 295 chance — merely a cure by guess. If I miglit be allowed by you, to introduce a homely but strong figure : those that depend upon them, are people to make a spoon or spoil a horn — whenever they employ mercurials without a clear understanding of the objects in view, and the probability of attaining to the ends proposed.

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