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An essay on the use of a regulated temperature in winter-cough & consumption: including a comparison of the different methods of producing such a temperature in the chambers of invalids / [Isaac Buxton].

  • Buxton, Isaac, 1773-1825.
Date:
1810
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Credit: An essay on the use of a regulated temperature in winter-cough & consumption: including a comparison of the different methods of producing such a temperature in the chambers of invalids / [Isaac Buxton]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    haps never afterwards make another attack. Winter-cough, when once thoroughly and completely establish- ed, is.rarely entirely cured, but gene- rally, at the approach of cold weather, recommences its operations. So that in this complaint we cannot have,pre- cisely the same expectations as in inci- pientconsumption. Now,as thedanger here is not so pressing, the invalids generally will go out as well in cold as. in hot weather. But, if possible, they should go out, during winter, only m. the warmest part of the day, and, when they can, should avoid the night air. When they are out of doors, they will feel benefit from holding a warmed handkerchief to the mouth. ‘They