A treatise on the asthma : to which are added cases and observations, in which the asthma is complicated with the following diseases : catarrhs., humoral asthmas, ... general convulsions / by Thomas Withers.

  • Withers, Thomas, 1750-1809.
Date:
1786
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Credit: A treatise on the asthma : to which are added cases and observations, in which the asthma is complicated with the following diseases : catarrhs., humoral asthmas, ... general convulsions / by Thomas Withers. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The 25th. He continues to recover. June 4th. His face is florid, but not near fo yellow as it was. He ftill fpits blood at times, but in lefs quantity. His pulfe is Dower and ftronger. He lives principally on milk, and ufes regular exercife on horfeback. Continuentur remedia, hauftus anodynus, fed confient hora fomni fmguU dofes ex Tinftur* The* laic* guttis viginti & quinque. The 15th. His appetite is good ; the medi- cines agree well, particularly the Tinctura The- baica. His cough and Huffing in his bread are much better. He fpits blood in fo fmall a quantity, that he fays it is fcarce worth men- tioning ; and he can lie with lefs difficulty on his right fide. The '25th. He frill fpits a little blood at times, but is in all refpecls much better. Bears his journey well and recovers ftrength. His body is regular with the electuary, which he takes occafionally. July 6th. He continues better, but com- plains to-day of lofs of appetite.