The homoeopathic domestic medicine / by Joseph Laurie.

  • Laurie, Joseph, -1865.
Date:
1851
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    Time of the day at which the fever-fits occur in ague, 90. Tin, pure, (see Stannum), 824. Tinctures, remarks respecting, 40. doses of, proportionate to the age, &c. of the patient, ib. Tingling, with swelling, heat and redness of the skin (Erysipelas), 352. Tissue, cellular, general or local dropsy of the, 534. Tissues, of the brain, inflammation of the, 343. Tongue, inflammation of the, symptoms, pre- disposing and exciting causes of, treatment, &c., 465. inflammation of the, diet and regimen for, 467. paralysis of the, 495. indications afforded by the, in abscess of the liver, of hot climates, 579. various appearances of, and their indi- cations, 19. thickly furred or coated, furred and slimy, yellow, clean, dry, red and glassy, swollen and coated, swollen and red, cracked, furrowed and swollen, indented, tremulous, black- ish, dry and furred, &c., ib. Tonsils, enlargement of the, deafness from, 451. Toothache, 138. of children, 140. accessory measures for, 141. during pregnancy, treatment and diet, &c., for, 648, 649. Trailing poison-oak (see Rhus tox.), 813. Transition, sudden, of gout to superior organs, 392. Transparent expectoration, 26. Transpiration, deficient, sleeplessness from, 486. Transpirations from the skin and sweat, and their indications, 32. condition of, in perfect health, 33. Travelling, constipation during, 195. Treatment, consecutive, 41. accessory and palliative, 42. preventive and eradicative, 52. synopsis of the rules for diet under, 59. of diseases (distinctive character, symptoms, &c.), 61. of diseases, general regulations for the, ib. general, of fever, 62. ., external and constitutional of bed- sores, 80. method of, peculiar to agues, 88. precautionary, during the preva- lence of scarlet-fever, 117. precautionary, during the preva- lence of measles, 126. preservative, during the prevalence of smallpox, 132, ERADICATIVE, of predisposition to sore throat, 147. accessory and dietetic of derange- ment of digestion, 171. local, of inflammation of the perito- neum, caused by external inju- ries, 254. after, of spitting of blood, 328. Treatment, external, of carbuncle, 328. external, of chilblains, 359. ERADICATIVE, of chilblains, 360. ERADICATIVE, of coms, 362. palliative, of corns, 361. local and constitutional, of acute abscess, 363. local and constitutional, of chronic abscess, 364. ERADICATIVE and local, of whit- lows, 376. intermediary and eradicative, of chronic cases of gout, 391. ERADICATIVE of Styes, 435, preventive, against cramps. 480. medicinal, of rupture, 498. general, of Scrofitla, 546. preventive, of yellow-fever, 560. preventive, against the endemic and epidemic fevers of Afr.ca, 569. preventive, of Indian marsh-remit- tent fever, 572. preventive, local and medicinal, against hydrophobia, 615. immediate and after, of poisoning with mineral substances, and with arsenic especially, 619. immediate and after, of poisoning with oxalic acid, lead, verdigris and corrosive sublimate, 620. immediate and after, of narcotic and vegetable poisons, ib. immediate and after, of poisoning with mushrooms, animal poisons, sebacic acid, mussels and poison- ous fish, 621. immediate and after, of poisoning with prussic acid, 622. ., of affections peculiar to females, 625. preventive and eradicative of hyste- rics, 638. ., before parturition or labour (which see), 657. after delivery (see Labour), 659. of infants and children, 677« . . . . after birth, ib. Tremens, delirium, general article ^,and ex- citing causes of, 512. Tremulous simply, or tremulous, blackish, dry and coated tongue, 19. Triturations, remarks respecting, 40. doses of, proportionate to the age, &c. of the patient, ib Tropical climates, diseases peculiar to, and gene- ral precautions against the, &c., 547 —587. precautions to be observed by Euro- peans in, 547. . . ■ effects of the climate and season, 549. incipient biliary derangements, and prickly-heat of, 550. the seasons in, 551. diseases incidental to Europeans in, 552 — 587. intermittent fevers of, 88. Tubercle (scrofulous), formation and progress of the, in the lungs, and in other organs, 542. of the liver, of hot climates, and treatment of, 582,584.