A Treatise on Female, Nervous, Hysterical, Hypochondriacal, Bilious, Convulsive Diseases, Apoplexy and Palsy: Which Thoughts on Madness, Suicide ...

C. Nourse, E. Newbery, and T. Hookham, 1788 - Diseases - 521 pages

A rupture of the blood veſſels of the brain to be appre	1

Definition Caufes and fynonimaA tender delicate	39

When injections of aqua vegetomineralis and vitriolic	46

Divided into the flatulent or windy convulfive or apo	52

The phyfiognomy conveys much intelligence of human	65

Theſe appearances not the cauſes but the effects of	72

The ſubject illuftrated by attempting the ſalvation of	112

antifpafmodics c	118

Phrenitis an increaſed action of the folids from inflam	275

Caufes of madness	277

Exceffive joy has produced madneſs	292

The cure feems to depend on effectually depleting	301

Prefcriptions that have fucceeded in the cure of tonical	303

Exoftofes preffing on the brain preternatural dryness	307

Phyficians have frequent opportunities of obferving	341

Cafes are depraved acrimonious blood irritating	347

medi	125

Profufe fweating or increased perfpiration from hectic	127

Stricture of the afophagus or gullet often threatening	133

Wormsanthelminthies alkaline falts to diflodge them	139

Nauſea or ſickneſs from acidity flatus bile from fym	145

Frefcriptions No 78 79 c	147

In chronical diſeaſes of the vifcera vomits contraindi	152

Pains in the pofterior part of the head arifing from	195

A mode of curing the poor in the aguifh countries at	201

Bark purging not always inefficacious Opiates impro	207

Attendant on old age after apoplexy palfy or extra	213

Varicous veins polypi congeftions water in the ven	234

greater certainty than by any other means	241

The fouls power in extending mental or bodily powers	244

Corporeal attractions exift in all nature as well as mental	248

Experiments to prove the nervous fluid exifting errone	257

The blood may thus become vitiated in the brain occa	261

A found underſtanding by diſeaſed brain converted	268

Convulfions from the internal watery head generally	348

An enumeration of caufes fhew that no fingle medicine	348

How convulfions are produced Mufcular actions	349

Cure to be accommodated to individual conflitutions	357

When arifing from acrimony not curable by fetid medi	367

The humidity of the brain proved by evaporation	369

Interruption of the due intercourfe between the foul	377

Symptoms and caufes from wind indigeftion preffure	409

Diftinctions of clonic and tonic fpafms Cramp fub	435

arifes from mildewed	440

Tetanus	441

Voluntary mufcles inactive except by the command	447

Nervous debility or what the Greeks called adynamia	462

All flatulent diet to be avoided in the vertigo	468

rous why defective Sanguineous apoplexy from diftentions of veffels of the	475

tions after death	477

Caufes of the apoplexy various from wounds liquors	486

In all cafes the nervous influence obtunded or obstruct	497

Title	A Treatise on Female, Nervous, Hysterical, Hypochondriacal, Bilious, Convulsive Diseases, Apoplexy and Palsy: Which Thoughts on Madness, Suicide ...
Author	William Rowley
Editors	C. Nourse (Londres), E. Newbery (Londres), T. Hookham (Londres)
Publisher	C. Nourse, E. Newbery, and T. Hookham, 1788
Original from	the Complutense University of Madrid
Digitized	22 Mar 2010
Length	521 pages

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