Medical reports of the effects of blood-letting, sudorifics, and blistering, in the cure of the acute and chronic rheumatism / [Thomas Fowler].

Fowler, Thomas, 1736-1801

Date:: 1795

Credit: Medical reports of the effects of blood-letting, sudorifics, and blistering, in the cure of the acute and chronic rheumatism / [Thomas Fowler]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$Rheumatifm, acute, fketch of the hiftory of 252 —~——---prevalence of, at different ages - - - -* 258 ' ---— females moll liable to 259 ■ »■■■ — — in what months mod; pre¬ valent - 260, — ■ ■ ■■— — efficacy of medicine in 26 \ — -* comparative view of the chief circumftances diftinguifhing chronic from - - - 273 — - ——■■ ■ - general obfervations on the treatment of - _ 277 »--ufe 0f opium in - 282 — .-faline medicines recom¬ mended in 283 — . ■— —.- tonic medicines necelfary after - - ib. -regimen to be obferved in ib.,284 ■ ---practical obfervations re- fpe&ing - - 285 — . — chronic, cafes of, in which blood¬ letting was employed, with obfervations HO -- --treated with the tinture ofguaiacum, cafes of, with obfervations 116 --*-— treated with theDover’s powder, cafes of, with obfervations - 150 -cafes of,in which warm bathing was employed, with obfervations 163 ------blif- tering plaifters were employed, with ob¬ fervations - _ - 178 — --*-the turpentine embrocation was employed, with obfervations - - 200 — — -.■ effects of blood-letting in 221,226,278 --—-ufe ancj effe£fs 0f tinc¬ ture of guriacum in - 227, 229 Rheumatifm,$