An Epitome of the Homeopathic Healing Art: Containing the New Discoveries and Improvements to the Present TimeHill, B. L. (Benjamin L.)
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An Epitome of the Homeopathic Healing Art: Containing the New Discoveries and Improvements to the Present Time
Hill, B. L. (Benjamin L.)
Homeopathy -- Popular works
Itch, 120
Itch, preventive treatment of, 154
Inflamed Breast, 135
Inflammation of the Uterus, 140
Jaundice, 120
Local application of Remedies, 145
Leucorrhoea, 138
Mammary Abscess, 135
Menorrhagia, 132
Measles, 73
Mumps, 74
Morning sickness of pregnant females, 143
Nursing Sore-mouth, 133
Nosebleed, 81
Neuralgia, 118
Nightly urination of Children, 117
Otalgia, 84
Ophthalmia, 91
Preparation of medicine, 155
Pleurisy, 48
Prolapsus Uteri, 138
Pneumonia, 49
Piles, 97
Painful urination, 117
Painful menstruation, 131
Profuse menstruation, 132
Preventives of Disease, 151
Quinsy, 53
Rheumatism, 30
Rheumatic Fever, 29
Remitting Fever, 27
Rattlesnake bite, 77
Scarlet Fever, 35
Preventive treatment of, 151
Sore Throat, 52
Scalds, 64
Stings of Insects, 75
Sick Headache, 79
Sore-mouth of Children, 90
Sea Sickness, 103
Small-Pox, 110
Preventive treatment of, 153
Scald Head, 122
Suppression of the menses, 129
Sore Nipples, 139
Table of Remedies, 3
Traveler's Case, 3
Typhoid Fever, 31
Tonsillitis, 53
Toothache, 86
Teething of children, 88
Thrush, 90
Ulceration of the Uterus, 140
Urination painful, 117
Urination, Involuntary, 110
Variola, 117
Varioloid, 117
Worms, 82
Wounds, 93
Whitlow, 126
Yellow Fever, 38
Preventive treatment of, 153
APPENDIX
ON THE USE OF GELSEMINUM SEMP. IN FEVERS. BY J. S. DOUGLAS, A. M., M.
D., Prof. of Mat. Med. and Special Pathology, in the Western
Homoepathic College, Cleveland; author of "Treatment of
Intermittents," &c.
Such has been the general result of the treatment of the fevers of this
country, that most Homoeopathic physicians deny the possibility of
_breaking up_ a fever when once established.
Those who labor under this impression, will be soon convinced of the
error by properly employing the _Gelseminum semper virens_, or yellow
Jasmine. Having proved this drug repeatedly on myself and seven or eight
others, it was impossible to avoid the conviction that it would be
homoeopathic to the ordinary fevers of this country.
The pathogenetic symptoms, almost uniformly experienced, are the
following, the dose being from one to five drops:
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