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Full text of "The Science of Therapeutics: According to the Principles of Homeopath...Page 596 of 653For the nosebleed of ansemic individuals, two or three doses ofCrocus 8 a day proves very efficient. If debility is a prominentsymptom, China 1 or Phosphor. 3 are important remedies whichwill arrest severe hemorrhages. After the nosebleed ceases^ thegeneral treatment of ansemia has to be continued.For hfiemoptysis from excessive walking, dancing, running,ascending eminences, etc., attended with vascular erethism, Aeon.in solution, a dose every fifteen or thirty minutes, in connectiowith cold applications to the chest, renders most excellent serviIf, under similar circumstances, the lungs have become weariedby much talking or loud reading, blowing on wind-instruments,etc., and an oppression is felt on the chest, and symptoms of pnemonia threaten, we at once resort to Phosph. 8 in solution, a dosevery hour or half hour ; at the same time we employ cold applications to the chest. We likewise refer the reader to the chapter ohfiemoptysis or hemorrhage from the lungs.Nvj: vom. 3 may prove a good remedy for the hsemoptysis ofaneemic persons, when caused by excessive mental labor or by theabuse of spirits.For the best means of invigorating the constitution, diet, exercise, occupation, etc., we refer the reader to the chapter on tubculosis.For the anaemia of chlorotic persons, the reader is referred to tchapter on Chlorosis.it. ConaeeiitlTe Ansemla.Consecutive ansemia is in every particular case attended with adiminution of fat, decrease of strength and loss of bodily weightThese conditions, together with their exciting causes and consequences, are of great importance for the selection of the rightremedy. Among the phenomena which accompany or follow thisform of antemia, we distinguish paroxysms of syncope, spasms, neuralgia, hypersesthesia, ansesthesia, debility, emaciation, hydrseThe treatment of acute anaemia consequent upon severe hemor710 Consecutive Anaemia.rbages from the lungs, stomacli, bowels, womb, etc., has been indcated in the chapters where these accidents are treated of.Chronic anaemia, consequent upon repeated losses of blood, evenwhen complicated with hydrsemic symptoms, requires China 1, fromthree to four doses a day, if debility is the prominent symptom ;and Ferr, met. 1, one to three doses a day, if the anaemic symptoare the most prominent. A strengthening diet, rest and fresh airare likewise indispensable. If both these conditions exist at thesame time, we prescribe China and Ferrum in alternate doses.For the debility superinduced by sexual excesses we give Phosphor, 3 or China 1; for anaemia Phosphori ac, 1, or Calc, carb. 6http://www.archive.org/stream/sciencetherapeu00kafkgoog/sciencetherapeu00kafkgoog_djvu.txt