Facts, tending to show the connection of the stomach with life, disease, and recovery / [By Charles Webster].

  • Charles Webster
Date:
1793
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Facts, tending to show the connection of the stomach with life, disease, and recovery / [By Charles Webster]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ ] ■ in a fever, in whom blifterdffues that had dried lip, opened and difcharged anew, after the application of other bliiters to diftant parts. A plaiter on forne Ikins ex¬ cites an eruption in other parts. After a fuppuration in the fore-arm, a fwelling has taken place fucceflively in the arm-pit, the parotid, the leg, the knee, and the groin. A fwelled tefticle is allowed to be merely from irritation. A fucceffion of tumors takes place in the conglobate glands from the mefentery to the neck, and likewife from a compreffion of the in¬ guinal glands ; in the inguinal and axillary from irritation at the toes and fingers, with or without infection; and in the neck and behind the ears from a fcratch, a blifter, or tinea capitis in the neighbour¬ hood. The pain of a wound, burn, or bruife, is fometimes alleviated as pain be¬ gins in another part. Pain, fpafm, inflam- E % mation,