A treatise on the venereal disease / by John Hunter.

  • Hunter, John, 1728-1793.
Date:
1810
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    Mercuriua calcinatus, its use in preventing a lues venerea from a gonorrhoea, 94. In the lues venerea, 373. Mezereon, its use in the lues venerea, 396. Mortification takes place in the extremities of tall people, and why, 4. Of two kinds, 7. Its cause, ibid. Its treatment hitherto in part improper, 8. Its cure, ibid. The use of the bark in, ibid. The use of opium in, ibid. In consequence of the diffusion of urine into the cellular membrane of the scrotum, its treatment, 158. N Nails, separation of the, a symptom of the lues venerea, 342. Nodes, venereal, description of, 350. Treatment of, 379, The use of blisters in, ibid. Of abscesses in consequence of, 380. Of exfoliation in consequence of, 38 J. On tendons ligaments, and fasciae, their treatment, ibid, 381. Nurses, who suckle children, supposed to have the lues venerea, how affected, 315. O. Onanism, how far pernicious to the constitution, 213. More injurious than the author supposed, 214. Opium, its use in mortifications, 8. In priapism, 49- In gonorrhoea, 8,5. In chordee, 96. In stricture, 127. In spasmodic affectious of the urethra, 176. In simple irritability of the bladder, 208. Its use in seminal weakness, 220. In phymosis, 254. In the lues ve- nerea, 373, 396. In soreness of the mouth from mercury 385. An instance of its being given in very large quantities, 399* P. Paralysis of the urethra, 173. Its cure, ibid. Of the bladder, from obstruction to the pas- sage of the urine, 192. Of the bladder, its cure when it arises from obstruction owing to pressure or spasm, 19ff. Of the accelerators muscles, its cure, 209. Paraphymosis, its cause, 236. Natural, description of, 237. From disease, description of, 238. From chancres, the treatment of, 255. Operation for, ibid. Penis, in erection the blood Joes not pass into the cells, 239, 240. Phymosis, its cause, 236. Natural, description of, 237. From disease, description of, 238. Its treatment when produced by or attended with chancre, 248. Produced by chancres, the common operation for, 251. Of the constitutional treatment of, 254. Poison, venereal, its origin doubtful, 9. Began in the human race, and in the parts of ge- neration, 10. Its nature, 11. Its effects, ibid. Propagated by matter, 12,74. Its action, 12. Its greater or less acrimony, ibid, it affects very differently different people, 13. The same in gonorrhoea as in chancre, 14. llow communicated to the inhabitants of the South Sea islands, ibid. Produces different forms of the disease; how tins happens, 17* The cause of its poisonous quality, 18. Does not arise from fermentation, 19. [(»