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| {{anchor:s2}}BY Gershom Nelson Brigham | {{anchor:s2}}BY Gershom Nelson Brigham | ||
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| ===== INTRODUCTION. ===== | ===== INTRODUCTION. ===== | ||
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| {{anchor:s354}}Lachesis, with convalescence in a week.{{anchor:s355}}—G. N. B. | {{anchor:s354}}Lachesis, with convalescence in a week.{{anchor:s355}}—G. N. B. | ||
| - | ==== Mercurius. ==== | + | ==== Mercurius [corrosivus] ==== |
| {{anchor:s357}}For nasal affections Merc. cor. is usually preferred, also for internal affections of the ear. | {{anchor:s357}}For nasal affections Merc. cor. is usually preferred, also for internal affections of the ear. | ||
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| {{anchor:s530}}A. L. W., aet. 60 years. {{anchor:s531}}Tall and spare. {{anchor:s532}}Subject to frequent catarrhal attacks with pharyngeal irritation, and dryness of the throat. {{anchor:s533}}Dry cough, worse nights, often awakening him from sleep. {{anchor:s534}}Cough is very continuous and severe when once commenced and without expectoration for the most part, even when of a fortnight's continuance. {{anchor:s535}}Smarting behind the sternum and tickling are usually an accompaniment. {{anchor:s536}}Sometimes cough seems to come from the stomach. {{anchor:s537}}Fluid coryza alternates with stoppage of the nose. {{anchor:s538}}Sang. 3d cured completely in a little while.{{anchor:s539}}—G. N. B. | {{anchor:s530}}A. L. W., aet. 60 years. {{anchor:s531}}Tall and spare. {{anchor:s532}}Subject to frequent catarrhal attacks with pharyngeal irritation, and dryness of the throat. {{anchor:s533}}Dry cough, worse nights, often awakening him from sleep. {{anchor:s534}}Cough is very continuous and severe when once commenced and without expectoration for the most part, even when of a fortnight's continuance. {{anchor:s535}}Smarting behind the sternum and tickling are usually an accompaniment. {{anchor:s536}}Sometimes cough seems to come from the stomach. {{anchor:s537}}Fluid coryza alternates with stoppage of the nose. {{anchor:s538}}Sang. 3d cured completely in a little while.{{anchor:s539}}—G. N. B. | ||
| - | {{anchor:s540}}Several years ago I contracted a severe cold by riding in the dampness of an August night, which declared itself more particularly upon the lower respiratory tract. {{anchor:s541}}I felt the usual prostration attending a severe catarrhal attack. {{anchor:s542}}Was feverish and had considerable headache at the beginning, more upon the right side and in forehead on right side. {{anchor:s543}}Cough was dry and exceedingly annoying; a continuous tickling sensation in the throat pit. {{anchor:s544}}The cough was deep and almost spasmodic at times, | + | {{anchor:s540}}Several years ago I contracted a severe cold by riding in the dampness of an August night, which declared itself more particularly upon the lower respiratory tract. {{anchor:s541}}I felt the usual prostration attending a severe catarrhal attack. {{anchor:s542}}Was feverish and had considerable headache at the beginning, more upon the right side and in forehead on right side. {{anchor:s543}}Cough was dry and exceedingly annoying; a continuous tickling sensation in the throat pit. {{anchor:s544}}The cough was deep and almost spasmodic at times, creating a burning soreness in the upper portion of left lung nearly under the third intercostal space. {{anchor:s546}}Soreness was felt from the slightest percussion on the chest-walls. {{anchor:s547}}Inspiration of cold air aggravated the cough. {{anchor:s548}}I seemed to steadily get worse until I fixed a few drops of the tincture of Sanguinaria in a little hot syrup, taking a teaspoonful at a dose once in half an hour at first and then at longer intervals. {{anchor:s549}}Cure was prompt and complete in three or four days, although my catarrh had been of four or five weeks' standing. {{anchor:s550}}This was before I had become familiar with homoeopathy, and the prescription was made by chance rather than through any knowledge of the pathogenesis of the drug.{{anchor:s551}}—G. N. B. |
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| - | {{anchor:s545}}creating a burning soreness in the upper portion of left lung nearly under the third intercostal space. {{anchor:s546}}Soreness was felt from the slightest percussion on the chest-walls. {{anchor:s547}}Inspiration of cold air aggravated the cough. {{anchor:s548}}I seemed to steadily get worse until I fixed a few drops of the tincture of Sanguinaria in a little hot syrup, taking a teaspoonful at a dose once in half an hour at first and then at longer intervals. {{anchor:s549}}Cure was prompt and complete in three or four days, although my catarrh had been of four or five weeks' standing. {{anchor:s550}}This was before I had become familiar with homoeopathy, and the prescription was made by chance rather than through any knowledge of the pathogenesis of the drug.{{anchor:s551}}—G. N. B. | + | |
| ==== Senega. ==== | ==== Senega. ==== | ||
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