After the organ has been reduced he sometimes can detect semen, or prostatic fluid, on the glans and meatus, and he is very soon ready to perform the act again. I have often discovered spermatozoa in his urine. His testicles are well formed, and his penis is normal in appearance. He has never had a venereal disease, and has no stricture. Treatment has given no relief as yet. It will be observed that satyriasis is prominent in this case. Galvanism will often be found of great service as a paliative measure, with phosphide zinc and nux vomica. If a few years’ continence can be obtained, a better prospect for recovery may obtain. When galvanism is used, an insulated electrode should be passed to the orifices of the ejaculatory ducts, with the anode attached, and the cathode applied to the cord with wet sponge. I have derived some benefit from localized and general Faradisation, after the manner heretofore mentioned. * * * * * FORMULÆ. _No. 1._ ℞. Fld. Ext. Nucis Vom., Tinct. Pulsatillæ, Tinct. Canth., _aa_ f. ʒiij. Acidi Phos. dil., ℥j. Fld. Ext. Collinsoniæ, ℥ij. Misce. Sig.: Dose, 20 drops, three times a day, in water. _A nerve tonic and stimulant._ _No. 2._ ℞. Podophyllin, grs. v. Iridin (ol. resin), grs. xx. Misce. ft. Pillulæ, No. 20. Sig.: Dose, one to two, to be taken every night, and regulated to suit case, as to quantity. _Used to overcome constipation of the bowels. The iridin being slowly soluble prevents the irritation so commonly known to follow the use of podophyllin. Hyoscyamus may be substituted for the iridin or added to the formula._ * * * * * Transcriber’s Notes: ――Text in italics is enclosed by underscores (_italics_). ――A List of Chapters has been provided for the convenience of the reader. ――Obvious punctuation and spelling inaccuracies were silently corrected. ――Archaic and variable spelling has been preserved. ――Variations in hyphenation and compound words have been preserved. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Sexual Neuroses, by J. T. Kent