Observations on the nature, causes, and cure, of those disorders, which have been commonly called nervous, hypochondriac, or hysteric. To which are prefixed, some remarks on the sympathy of the nerves / By Robert Whytt.

  • Whytt, Robert, 1714-1766.
Date:
M,DCC,LXVII
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Credit: Observations on the nature, causes, and cure, of those disorders, which have been commonly called nervous, hypochondriac, or hysteric. To which are prefixed, some remarks on the sympathy of the nerves / By Robert Whytt. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Stomach, its fympathy iwith other parts, 21—25, 133, 224 —T—r-r— unnatural feeling of its nerves, the moft fre¬ quent caufe of nervous difeafes, 124. <&c, * -ftate of it often various in the fame perfon, 127 — -—- effe&s of different foods on it, 127. 128. ise. —r—r—■— when out of order, trifling accidents produce bad effects, 131. 132 *— _. different ftate of it in different perfons, the rea« fpn why they are fo differently affected by the fame fub- fiances, 134 , —_wind in it the caufe of neryous complaints, 184—188 ———- tough phlegm in it another frequent caufe, 188—191 ———- fchirrous obftru&ions in it another caufe, 199% 206* * 236 — -— wind in its a fymptom of neryous difeafes, 230—233 * --—- a great craving for food, another fymptom, 233—235 -- cure of violent pains or cramps in it, 462-464 * --—_ of flatulence in it, 474—478. See Nervous diiorders. Stories, moving ones, give rife to violent nervous fymptoms, 206. 207 Suppers, heavy ones, fliould be avoided, 343 Surprife, often the caufe of violent neryous fymptoms, 206 207 Surprife,