And concerning this disease whereof we doe intreate, [59]_Iohannes Montanus_ tels vs of a patient of his, who fell into the fits of the Mother vppon iealousie. [60]_Forrestus_ of another, who had her fits whensoeuer shee was angred: and of another that vpon loue fell into this disease. My selfe do know a Gentlewoman, who upon the sight of one particular man would alwaies feele an vterin affect: and another that vpon feare of being chidden, or seeing another in the fit of the mother, would also fall into it her selfe. [59] _Consilio 311._ [60] _Lib. 28. obser. 28. lib. 10. obseru. 30._ Cap. 7. _Of the cure of this disease, so much as belongeth to the friends and attendants to performe._ The signes of this disease, seeing they are drawne principally from the causes and _Symptoms_ before declared shall not neede any particular discourse, especially considering the vse of them belongeth properly to the Physition, to direct him in his cure. And therefore I thinke good to ease my selfe of this labour, which would bee altogether vnprofitable to the reader. [Sidenote: _Rondeltius Hollerius._] Concerning the cure also I thinke it not meete to say more then may concerne the friends and assistants vnto the patient to looke vnto: referring Physitions workes vnto Physitions. There are some things by the friendes to bee performed vnto the patient in regard of the [61]presẽt fit, & some things in regard of the cause. In the fit let the bodies bee kept [62]vpright, straight laced, and the belly & throat held downe with ones hand. Let heed be taken that they hurt not themselues by biting their fingers, striking their armes & legs against hard things, &c. apply euil smels to their nostrils, and sweet smels beneath [63]tie their legs hard with a garter for reuulsion sake, &c. [61] _Valetius in Hollerium. c. 59 Valescius di Taranta. lib. 6._ [62] _Paschal. li. 1 ca. 57. Altomar._ [63] _Rhasis ad Almansor. cap. 28._