The Homœopathic World, Band 25Jarrold, 1890 |
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Seite 79 - GOLDSBROUGH (in reply) thanked the society for the manner in which his paper had been received. Although the diagnosis of his first case might be open to the criticism passed upon it by several speakers, he still held to the opinion formed at the time of the patient's illness, that the condition was one of abscess or purulent infiltration of the lung.
Seite 346 - To 2. Stramonium and nux vomica cause vomiting of sour and sour-smelling mucus, but, as far as is known, not at night. Valerian and cocculus cause vomiting at night, but not of sour stuff.
Seite 347 - And although intolerance of noise is also met with in nux vomica^ ignatia, and aconite, yet these medicines are not homoeopathic to the other symptoms and still less do they possess symptom 8, the mild character of the disposition, which, as stated in the preface to pulsatilla^ is particularly indicative of this plant.
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Seite 346 - ... he had been already ill five days. 1. The first evening he became, without manifest cause, sick and giddy, with much eructation. 2. The following night (about 2 am) sour vomiting. 3. The subsequent nights violent eructation. 4. To-day also sick eructation of fetid and sourish taste. 5. He felt as if the food lay crude and undigested in his stomach. 6. In his head he felt vacant, hollow and gloomy, and as if sensitive therein.
Seite 344 - She has frequent empty eructations after every meal. 7. Her temper is passionate, disposed to anger. —Whenever the pain is severe, she is covered with perspiration. —The catamenia were quite regular a fortnight since.
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Seite 377 - ... of the glottis. In all he refers to nine cases ; two are from his own practice, the remainder are reported by Foerster, Fournier, Fenwick, and Malachowski. On reviewing these, the author draws the following conclusions : 1. That the oedema, which is sudden in its arising, takes place early in the administration of the drug, generally within twenty-four to forty-eight hours ; and that its intensity may be such as to call for tracheotomy. 2. That the quantity requisite to call forth the symptoms...