Fever physiologically considered; considerations on yellow fever, typhus fever, plague, cholera, and sea-scurvy; also the questions of contagion, and the quarantine laws; with an address to the public, &c. on the popular treatment of cholera / By David M'Connell Reed.

  • Reed, David M'Connell, -1889.
Date:
1846
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Credit: Fever physiologically considered; considerations on yellow fever, typhus fever, plague, cholera, and sea-scurvy; also the questions of contagion, and the quarantine laws; with an address to the public, &c. on the popular treatment of cholera / By David M'Connell Reed. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    only so, when they make their appearance after a well marked train of febrile symptoms, for they fre- quently occur as consequences of other disorders ; but even in this case, they are the result of a certain degree of irritation of the skin, whether sympatheti- cally or allopathically induced. This concludes what I have to say on the subject of diagnosis.