The new domestic medicine : or, a treatise on the prevention and cure of diseases, by regimen and simple medicines. With an appendix, containing a dispensatory for the use of private practitioners. ... ; To which is now first added, memoirs of the life of Dr. Buchan : and important extracts from other works, particularly his Advice to mothers, ... / by William Buchan.

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1813
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    distinguishing symptoms of, 129. The several, species of, ibid Is an effort of nature, which ought to he assisted, 130. How this is to be done, ibid. Cordials and sweetmeats improper in, 132. Fresh air of gnat importance in, ibid. The mind of the patient ought not to be alarmed with religious terrors, ibid. Cautions as to bleeding and sweating in, 133. Longings, the calls of nature, aud deserve attention, ibid. Cautious to pre- vent a relapse, 134. Fever, acute, continual, who most liable to, 144. Causes, ibid Symptoms, ibid. Regimen, 145. Medical treatment, 140. Symptoms, favourable and unfavourable, ibid, ltegimcn to be observed during recovery, 147. bilious, general time of its appearance, 225. Proper treat- ment of, according to its symptoms, 226. —— intermitting. Sec Ague. -... ■- miliary, from what the name derived, and its general ap- pearances, 187. Who most liable to it, ibid. Causes, ibid. Symptoms, 188. Regimen, ibid. Account of a miliary fever at Strasburg, 190, note. Proper medical treatment, 191. Cau- tions for avoiding this disorder, 192. How to prevent in child- bed women, 483. milk, how occasioned, 482. How to prevent, 483. ■ nervous, why more common now than formerly, and who most liable to it, 172. Its causes, ibid. Symptoms and proper regimen, ibid. Medical treatment, 174. puerperal or child-bed, the time of its attack and symptoms, 4S3. Medical treatment of, 484. Cautions for the prevention of this fever, 486. putrid, is of a pestilential nature, and who most liable to it, 178. Its general causes, ibid. Symptoms of, 179. Other fe- vers may be converted to this by improper treatment, 180. Fa- vourable and unfavourable symptoms of, ibid. Regimen, ibid. Medical treatinenf, 181. Cautions for.the prevention of this disorder, 185. Very prevalent in the narrow lanes of London, or in (he marshy grounds in its environs, 186. remitting, derivation of its name, 192. Its causes and symp- toms, ibid. Proper regimen, 193. Medical treatment, 194. Cautions for avoiding this fever, ibid. scarlet, why so named, and its usual mode of attack, 224. Proper treatment of, ibid. Is sometimes attended with putrid and malignant symptoms, ibid. Medicines adapted to this stage of the malady, 225. History of a fever of this kind at Edin- burg, ibid, note. —■— secondary, in the small-pox, treatment of, 204. Flatulencies in the stomach, remedies against, 400. The several causes of, 401. Medical treatment of, 402. Hatulent colic, its causes and seat of the disorder, 269. Remedies for, ibid. FlozDcr de luce, the yellow water; the root of, recommended for the tooth-ach, 324. | Fluor albus described, with its proper treatment, 475.