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The Science of Therapeutics - Classical Homeopathy Online

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Full text <strong>of</strong> "<strong>The</strong> <strong>Science</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong>rapeutics: According to the Principles <strong>of</strong> Homeopath...Page 521 <strong>of</strong> 653Carbo is frequently indicated after Arsenicum^ and is particularlits place in cases where every sign <strong>of</strong> reaction had seemed extincfrom the beginning.Acidum hydrocyanum has similar indications as Carbo, but differsfrom this medicine in the succession <strong>of</strong> its symptoms. It is indicated if the attack at once assumes the highest degree <strong>of</strong> intensiso that but a few hours intervene between the commencement <strong>of</strong>the attack and the moment when death seems to be lurking onthe threshold ; Carbo may be sufficient if the failing <strong>of</strong> the stris less rapid.Opium deserves attention in the cholera <strong>of</strong> little children ; it iseldom suitable for adults,Colchicum cannot be regarded as a remedy for cholera, for thereason that it has not the colorless stools.We name moreover : Jatropha cureas, Iris versicolor , Cicuta viroConium, Secale cornutum; these remedies, however, are eitherunreliable as similia, or because they have not been sufficientlyproved.As regards dose, almost all observers agree in recommendingthe lower preparations, even the strong tinctures, frequentlyrepeated.We have to devote a few lines to the management and diet <strong>of</strong>cholerarpatients. Warm external applications are generally <strong>of</strong> verlittle use ; they are apt to increase the patients' restlessness,have to be resorted to very guardedly. Continued but gentle frictions with cold wet clothes are much more beneficial. At theonset <strong>of</strong> the attack, food is utterly out <strong>of</strong> the question. <strong>The</strong> besbeverage is fresh well-water; this will moderate the thirst for amoment at any rate. Small lumps <strong>of</strong> ice in the mouth likewiserefresh the patient a good deal. If Champagne can be had, it maybe administered in tablespoonful doses with great advantage.<strong>The</strong> typhoid symptoms after cholera are so changeable that it isnext to impossible to recommend a positive course <strong>of</strong> treatment fooCholera Asiatica. '^^ 621them. <strong>The</strong> most important remedies are: B^flfdort

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