The Science of Therapeutics - Classical Homeopathy Online

Full text of "The Science of Therapeutics: According to the Principles of Homeopath...Page 145 of 653164 Diseases of the Lungs.infiirctions, frequently requires, beside the above-mentioned remdies, MercuriuSy and the supervention of oedema of the lungs: ArsenicuMy Tartarus stib., and Phosphorus.Beside attending to the present attack and its consequences, wehave likewise to try to neutralize the evident tendency to pulmonary hemorrhage. Although the general conduct and mode of living of the patient are subjects of the utmost importance in thisparticular, yet we are in possession of a few remedies which arecapable, independently of meeting other functional derangements,of preventing the frequent return of the hemorrhage ; these remedies are: Calc. carb.y Ferrumy Sepia and Siliceay whose specialcations we cannot well enumerate in this place. Carbo veg. andChnium are often likewise adequate to this purpose.The dietetic measures to be adapted in pulmonary hemorrhageand to meet a constitutional tendency to it, will suggest themselwithout any advise from us. All we wish to say is that coffee andall other stimulants, even smoking, must be strictly forbidden.[The following medicines have likewise been found useful in pulmonary hemorrhage; for particulars concerning most of them werefer the reader to Hale's New Remedies, 2d edition.Erigeron oanadense, when the blood is expelled in the shape ofdark coagula; it is likewise recommended for passive venous hemorrhage generally.Hamamelis, recommended for passive venous hemorrhage, althoughit has likewise been found an efficient remedy in active arterialhemorrhage.Seneoio aureus may be given for vicarious hemorrhage when occurring in the place of the menses.Trillium, in tincture or infusion, is an excellent remedy for pulnary as well as uterine hemorrhage.Veratrum viride may afford aid in cases of hemorrhage resultingfrom uncomplicated, but severe pulmonary hypewemia ; the medicine has to be given in larger doses than usual.Soilla maritima is excellent in hemorrhage from neglected catarrhthe blood bubbles up with a pricking sensation at the place whencthe hemorrhage proceeds. H.]8« BronchltlB Acuta.Acute Bronchitis.Concerning the affections of the bronchial mucous membrane, wefind in our pathological treatises, especially if we combine bothBronchitis Acuta. 166http://www.archive.org/stream/sciencetherapeu00kafkgoog/sciencetherapeu00kafkgoog_djvu.txt