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Robert Kemp Philp
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598.
Consumption.
The
disease
may
be
complicated
with
various
morbid
conditions
of
the
lungs
and
heart,
which
require
appropriate
treatment.
To
allay
the
cough,
No.
42
is
an
admirable
remedy.
Avoid
cold,
damp,
excitement,
and
over
exertion.
599.
Convulsions
(Children).
If
during
teething,
free
lancing
of
the
gums,
the
warm
bath,
cold
applications
to
the
head,
leeches
to
the
temples,
an
emetic,
and
a
laxative
clyster,
No.
20.
600.
Croup.
Leeches
to
the
throat,
with
hot
fomentations
as
long
as
the
attack
lasts;
the
emetic,
No.
16,
afterwards
the
aperient,
No.
5.
Avoid
cold
and
damp.
[DESPISE
SCHOOL
AND
REMAIN
A
FOOL.]
601.
Dropsy.
Evacuate
the
water
by
means
of
No.
10,
and
by
rubbing
camphorated
oil
into
the
body
night
and
morning.
602.
Epilepsy.
If
accompanied
or
produced
by
fulness
of
the
vessels
of
the
head,
leeches
to
the
temples,
blisters,
and
No.
1
and
No.
7.
If
from
debility
or
confirmed
epilepsy,
the
mixture,
No.
18.
Avoid
drinking
and
excitement.
603.
Eruptions
on
the
Face.
The
powder,
No.
30,
internally,
sponging
the
face
with
the
lotion,
No.
31.
Avoid
excesses
in
diet.
604.
Erysipelas.
Aperients,
if
the
patient
be
strong,
No.
1,
followed
by
No.
7,
then
tonics,
No.
27.
No.
27
may
be
used
from
the
commencement
for
weak
subjects.
605.
Faintness.
Effusion
of
cold
water
on
the
face,
stimulants
to
the
nostrils,
pure
air,
and
the
recumbent
position;
afterwards,
avoidance
of
the
exciting
cause.
Avoid
excitement.
606.
Frost-Bite
and
Frozen
Limbs.
No
heating
or
stimulating
liquors
must
be
given.
Rub
the
parts
affected
with
ice,
cold,
or
snow
water,
and
lay
the
patient
on
a
cold
bed.
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