Some abnormal conditions of the sexual and pelvic organs, which impair virility / by Edward H. Dixon.

  • Dixon, Edward H., 1808-1880.
Date:
[1861?]
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Credit: Some abnormal conditions of the sexual and pelvic organs, which impair virility / by Edward H. Dixon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    or the patient fa i e in hi- physician, he r, only to Be finally I :in I abandon! himself to • ep op hie « until actual b v tore and p I printed the opinion twenty j amy work on D f gonorrhi empirical, and could ner< r be othi rwii \ with the view of producin ' '• >* rorably, but no reliance «i I upon it It into the tomacb, no! into the urethra 1 it of the bow< is; i>nt ■ ■. ■ ,■ powerful I on an entirely disconn* 11 .,,„! [j mbrane. Moreovi r, il d< i »n, and the i [Jed on, tl Copaiba, il elf often produce! a formidable erupl the whole body and Tare, which probable victim of a far more formidable, indeed, an awful disease. Th< lap I..,i : , and on I of ll; nptom, men i ■ by,on the first hour of il the local application of nil • er by means of a « - lv charged; this should never be inserted orer an inch, for tfa duce inflammation lower down, inviting the continuous action of I ,,,,,, whole urethra, Thismethod Bhould never occupy over three .1. the patient should starve himself down, dri Bpiritftj „ orcoffee, on the principle of no! filling th« lin,l , all inflammation d by scalding on urinating, 1 he may use injections, either mineral or vegetable, to contra* I ft brane of tho urethra, and aid the return of healthful action will not do this, and keep his feel and Bkin constantiy warm, ' . hou «-y,orinbed, hemayrelyon it thai the disease wUl I month to a year, before naturally. In the latter case, and il Bcrofulou mokerof tobacco, it may leave i charge, which is the Bymptom of incipient Btricture, This, gentl< i verdict of ever) Bdentiflcand honest man who has had experience enough to over, and has manhood enough to Bpeak, the truth jf0U may avail yourselves of the patient's ignorance and prejudice in lliln but you will gainnolastii «al character I the general example of your medico-commercial brethren honest advice, and caution him against his indiscretions; impress on him the n0) 5 down inflammation for a fortnight, and don't allow cheat you out of your fee. Be will learn to esteem you fer more than I von pandered to his prejudices, I .,. next lecture will be on the sympathetic symptoms of the urethra, rec- tum and uterus, in other parts of the body. We shall ject'of difficult menstruation and sterilhv - the admirable ada] I