Medical precepts and cautions / Translated from the Latin, under the author's inspection, by Thomas Stack.

  • Richard Mead
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1751
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Credit: Medical precepts and cautions / Translated from the Latin, under the author's inspection, by Thomas Stack. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ty to confult the medical writers, efpecially Celfus and. his imitator Lommius, who have. treated this fubject. profeffedly, concerning the management of the fick, hisidiet, &e. eV OSCR COTE O Ni AY, 2% Of fevers attended with eruptions. Fevers attended with eruptions require particular attention. As for the fmall-pox, meafles, and plague, I have already pub- lifhed . my thoughts on them in feparate treatifes. «Of the reft the chief is OY Sp The miliary fever. Sigal “THERE is no fever, that puts on more various appearances than this. \ Puftules, rough.to the. touch, break out, fooner or later, all over the body; fometimes red, fometimes. whitifh, and again. both forts intermixt ; at one. time fmaller, at another . Jarger..and. more elevated, and of. a. bad . Ímell.. Sobbing, and .anxiety: about the heart are very frequent, fymptoms, which are often followed by a deZrium and con- .vulfions. .. The difeafe runs into. a confider- able length: and if it. happens to, end too foon, without a fufficiently perfect cris, it ‘favraAr | . often
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