An essay on indigestion; or morbid sensibility, etc / [James Johnson].

  • Johnson, James, 1777-1845
Date:
1840
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    CONTENTS. — 26Gb 6 PART L ner : aa y x 4 rao . ON MORBID SENSIBILITY OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS. Bo Page. Ae _ Sect. I. Prevalence of the Disease among all Classes of Society .......... 1 eg Various Designations by which it is known............c000 ees ; Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Hypochondriasis, Bilious Disorder........ i. Distinction between the Ganglionic and Cerebro-Spinal Nerves.... 3 Different Kinds of Sensibility in different Nerves................ 4 Organic and common Sensibilities of the Stomach .............. ib, Danger of exciting common Feeling or Sensibility in the Stomach... 5 Food and Drink ought to produce no Sensation in the Stomach... 6 i Irritation of the Stomach produces unpleasant Sensations in distant . 7 be, Parts of the Body, with or without Pain in the Stomach itself .. 7 x a Two Classes of Sympathetic Effects from Irritation in the Stomach 8 F ; 3S BREE Pee MIGCSIAGNY ps PAGE GOAN SA-Sene oso Sore ky aos Se paiaphece baby sive e's 9 ne Be (a Conversion of the Food mte-Chyme... fs. l ices ee cw cece vice Wy ae . . ; Phenomena attendant on this Stage of Digestion ..............-- 10 of 4 Evacuation of the Stomach and Change of the Chymeinto Chyle.. 11 . % Sac. III. Digestibility of various Kinds of Food ......-.-ssseseeeeeeeees 12 % Le a Table shewing the mean Time of Digestion of the Different Articles a. DETECT y Wer et Hct iccce hala Recta ceescrdaaecseccis > 14 ’ i aaa ‘ MORBID SENSIBILITY OF THE STOMACH AND BOWELS, ATTENDED WITE OBVIOUS DISORDER IN THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. S- Seer. IV. Phenomena of Hepietiousu.k Gl et a Fe ok eo Sees vie dee ee Symptoms of a Fit of Intemperance ...........00e seecerseeeee 23 The manner in which Morbid Sensibility is formed, and the Founda- . fiow or dacuecstioninid mis sen5 ieee Che MeN aU ee Red oneview OND, ct. V. Phenomena of Dyspepsia and Indigestion ........20ecseeeeeeese 24 ‘ Distressing Fulness of the Stomach, and Heartburn............. 25 Rationale of the above Phenomena ...........eeceeeeccree cece OD, _-_ Remarks on Dr. Philip’s Stages of Indigestion SORES Me, “* INDIGESTION” a conventional Term .......-026 ceecesvesere 28 Symptoms of Liver and Stomach Affection nosniiniell 6. Man So poem ei Distressing Effects of Vitiated Bile on the Digestive Organs ...... 30