A treatise on homoeopathic practice of medicine : comprised in a repertory for prescribing, adapted to domestic or professional use / by Hunting Sherrill.

  • Sherrill, Hunting, 1783-1866
Date:
1854
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Credit: A treatise on homoeopathic practice of medicine : comprised in a repertory for prescribing, adapted to domestic or professional use / by Hunting Sherrill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Abscess, Chronic or indolent inflamed swellings; use Asa. P. Auru. Calc Carb. C. Iodi. Merc, or Sulp. of the Gums. Ca!c Nux Y. Phos. or Sulph. of the Lungs. The best remedies are, Ars. Lye. Merc. Nux Y. Phos. Sambu. Sepi. Silec. Stann. or Snip. [See Con- sumption.] ■ of the Lymphatics. Use Ars. Baryt. Bell. Iodi. Lye. Merc, or Phos. ■ of the Psoas Muscles or Psoas Abscess. Use Ars. Auru. Bell. Iodi. Merc. Mezere. Phos. or Staphy. of the Stomach. Give Ars. Bell. Calc. Lye. or Nux Y. [See Ulcer and Stomach Diseases.] AGUE, &c. Ague Chills and Shuddering—They generally occur at the commencement of febrile dis- eases, and they take place in a variety of ways, and under various conditions. They are sometimes of very short duration, at others, they continue a long period before reaction takes place, and the subsequent fever is established. A very long con- tinued chill generally is succeeded by a severe fever, or state of disease somewhat
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