Family physician, or homoeopathic practice of medicine, adapted to domestic and professional use / by Hunting Sherrill.

  • Sherrill, Hunting, 1783-1866
Date:
1860
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Credit: Family physician, or homoeopathic practice of medicine, adapted to domestic and professional use / by Hunting Sherrill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

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    Abscess, Chronic or indolent inflamed swellings ; nse Asa. F. Auru. Calc Carb. C. Iodi. Merc, or Sulp. of the Gums. Ca!c Nux V. Phos. or Sulph. ■ of the Lungs. The best remedies are, Ars. Lye. Merc Nux V. Phos. Sambu. Sepi. Silec. Stann. or Sulp. [See Con- sumption.] ■ of the Lymphatics. Use Ars. Baryt. Bell. Iodi. Lye. Merc, or Phos. — of the Psoas Muscles or Psoas Abscess. Use Ars. Auru. Bell. Iodi. Merc. Mezere. Phos. or Staphy. of the Stomach. Give Ars. Bell. Calc. Lye. or Nux V. [See Ulcer and Stomach Diseases.] AGUE, &c. Ague Chills and Shuddering—They generally occur at the commencement of febrile dis- eases, and they take place in a variety of ways, and under various conditions. They are sometimes of very short duration, at others, they continue a long period before reaction takes place, and the subsequent fever is established. A very long con- tinued chill generally is succeeded by a severe fever, or state of disease somewhat
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