A little medical guide : common sense cures a simple course of treatment for everyday ailments / [Hedges & Son].

  • W. R. Hedges and Son Ltd.
Date:
[between 1910 and 1919?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A little medical guide : common sense cures a simple course of treatment for everyday ailments / [Hedges & Son]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    NEURALGIA (Facial) NERVE,.~ TIC, OR. TIC. DOLOREUX. EURALGIA is a nerve pain. The most frequent and most obstinate form of it is felt in the nerves of the face (usually on one side only) and in the forehead, eye, and jaw, particularly if there are any decayed teeth. Some- times no direct cause can be found, but usually it Symptoms . a arises from, or follows éxposure to cold and | fatigue, going a long time without food, bad teeth, worry, indigestion, The attacks come on periodically and are excruciating in their severity. The treatment should be—first, to relieve the pain, and then to tone up the system generally. Hedges’ Neuralgia Specific has been found to bé the most siédessful remedy in relieving the pain. Sometimes the first dose allays it—generally at the second or third it is gone. Rest and good food and a course of Vigor-Tonic will lessen the chance of another attack. Treatment Messrs. Hepces & Son. Gents, —Kindly send, per return, two bottles of your Neuralgia Specific. It is the only remedy I have tried that Cures Violent Neuralgic Pain. (Signed) H. BOWLER, 21, Northern Grove, Manchester. Please forward a large sized bottle of the ‘‘ Neuralgia Specific’’ to MISS HEYNES, 48, Portland Place, Leamington. Both she and her friends have always found it an unfailing remedy for Neuralgia. HEDGES = NEURALGIA SS PEGCLIEIG SOLD IN BOTTLES 1/14 SIZE 10d. ; 2/9 SIZE 2/1
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