The medical guide : containing plain and simple directions for the treatment of the more common diseases / By an experienced physician.

Date:
1850
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Credit: The medical guide : containing plain and simple directions for the treatment of the more common diseases / By an experienced physician. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE MEDICAL OU1DE acid in the stomach. Causes. Weak digestion, sedentary life, indigesti- ble food, irregular meals, &c. Symptoms.—Uneasy iufalus, crying Sft1U«b.. greenish coloured stools Tn ,-piipve half a teaspoonful ot car- itsK' , in St arises very frequently from self by avoiding in- best corrected by attenUon 1 ant._ac./j such as car- digestible food, and taki g twlC0 a day . also bouate of soda, or magnes , . j f00d. Infanta to take a larger portion of w*™, liable to acid, brought up with the spoon little magnesia, or and require, if bowels are occasionally if there be a looseness, ,0^1^11^^ ^ ^ S‘Sasu* P'»«f °f lb* pr,,ec<! “ AGUE (Intermitting Fever). rooms or bed. _ , jn. Symptoms. —I*1. Stage, f^beat'^d, Perspiration, creased, and sometimes ok re hicll reCurs again at which terminates the attack, u stated intervals. . of the cold TBERTMB*T.--On the Mmmon® h cordia, in the El •up. «i» »STdVim...' Jf»l* srsi'-^Sr ■».