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430 ESOTERIC ANTHROPOLOGY.<br />

Ulcerations of the neck of the womb, produced by<br />

corroding discharges, and the irritation of continual sex<br />

ual intercourse, are readily cured by abstinence, general<br />

treatment, and vaginal injections of cold water. Cancer<br />

of the womb is a determination of cancerous virus, by<br />

the same causes. See my remarks on cancer.<br />

Lzucorrhoza is the name given to all light-colored<br />

discharges from the vagina, womb, etc., from the sim<br />

ple increase of its mucous secretion, to the most puru<br />

lent, acrid, and offensive matters. The same general<br />

and local treatment as for prolapsus, which it generally<br />

accompanies.<br />

Hysteria, or Hysterics, is a nervous disease, made up<br />

of dyspepsia, uterine, or more properly ovarian disease,<br />

and general irritability, consequent upon general ex<br />

haustion. Its name signifies a uterine affection, but<br />

some men are as hysterical as a woman. Hysterical<br />

women suffer cruelly from the idea that when they<br />

have hysterics "<br />

nothing particular ails them." Poor<br />

women! every thing ails them. No disease can be<br />

more real than this. I copy a description of it from<br />

the first medical book I can lay my hands on : "The<br />

disorder is generally preceded in its attacks by dejec<br />

tion of spirits, sudden bursts of tears, anxiety of mind,<br />

sickness at the stomach, palpitation of the heart, diffi<br />

culty of breathing, etc. Sometimes there is a shivering<br />

over the whole body ; a pain is felt in the left side,<br />

with a distention advancing upward, till it gets to the<br />

stomach, and removing thence into the throat, it causes<br />

a sensation as if a ball were lodged there. The disease<br />

having now arrived at its height, the patient appears<br />

threatened with suffocation, becomes faint, and ia

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