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Robert Kemp Philp
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607.
Gout.
The
aperients
No.
1,
followed
by
No.
24,
bathing
the
parts
with
gin-and-water;
for
drink,
weak
tea
or
coffee.
Warmth
by
flannels.
Abstain
from
wines,
spirits,
and
animal
food.
608.
Gravel.
No.
5,
followed
by
No.
7,
the
free
use
of
magnesia
as
an
aperient.
The
pill
No.
22.
Abstain
from
fermented
drinks
and
hard
water.
Another
form
of
gravel
must
be
treated
by
mineral
acids,
given
three
times
a
day.
609.
Whooping
Cough.
Wooping
cough
may
be
complicated
with
congestion
or
inflammation
of
the
lungs,
or
convulsions,
and
then
becomes
a
serious
disease.
If
uncomplicated,
No.
43.
610.
Hysterics.
The
fit
may
be
prevented
by
the
administration
of
thirty
drops
of
laudanum,
and
as
many
of
ether.
When
it
has
taken
place
open
the
windows,
loosen
the
tight
parts
of
the
dress,
sprinkle
cold
water
on
the
face,
&c.
A
glass
of
wine
or
cold
water
when
the
patient
can
swallow.
Avoid
excitement
and
tight
lacing.
611.
Indigestion.
The
pills
No.
2,
with
the
mixture
No.
18,
at
the
same
time
abstinence
from
veal,
pork,
mackerel,
salmon,
pastry,
and
beer;
for
drink,
homoeopathic
cocoa,
a
glass
of
cold
spring
water
the
first
thing
every
morning.
Avoid
excesses.
612.
Inflammation
of
the
Bladder.
Bleeding,
aperients
No.
5
and
No.
7,
the
warm
bath,
afterwards
opium;
the
pill
No.
11,
three
times
a
day
till
relieved.
Avoid
fermented
liquors,
&c.
613.
Inflammation
of
the
Bowels.
Leeches,
blisters,
fomentations,
hot
baths,
iced
drinks,
the
pills
No.
19;
move
the
bowels
with
clysters,
if
necessary,
No.
20.
Avoid
cold,
indigestible
food,
&c.
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