A private treatise on venereal disease, in two parts : the first on gonorrhoea, vulgarly called clap, the second on venereal, properly so called : adapted to the use of every one, but more especially designed for those who are delicately circumstanced and require a private as well as a speedy cure / by Joseph Ralph.

  • Ralph, Joseph (Joseph E.)
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[1840]
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Credit: A private treatise on venereal disease, in two parts : the first on gonorrhoea, vulgarly called clap, the second on venereal, properly so called : adapted to the use of every one, but more especially designed for those who are delicately circumstanced and require a private as well as a speedy cure / by Joseph Ralph. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    -A wc \4~& INDEX. R\b3p 1840 Introductory remarks,—which should be read by every one. Page. CHAP. I.—On Gonorrhoea,—Its nature, symptoms, progress, and consequences. - - l CHAP. II.—On certain diseases which resemble • Gonorrhoea in some respects, and are fre- quently mistaken for it, but which are totally distinct and different diseases. - 2 CHAP. III.—On the remedies in general use both in Gonorrhoea and venereal disease - 28 CHAP. IV.—On Gonorrhoea,—Its treatment and cure. 55 CHAP. V.—On Gleet,—Its nature and cure. - 68 CHAP. VI.—On Stricture,—Its symptoms, nature, consequences and cure. 77 CHAP. VII.—On Gonorrhoea in the eyes, and Gon- orrhoeal Rheumatism. - - - 105 CHAP. VIII— On Gonorrhoea in Females. - 114 CHAP. IX.—On venereal disease, properly so called,— Its distinguishing marks, its nature, pro- gress, and general principle of cure. - 123 CHAP. X.—On certain complaints which resemble venereal disease, and sometimes arise from sexual intercourse, but which, never- theless, are not venereal, nor can be treated .as such without the greatest dis- advantage. Persons affected with these complaints are often cruelly imposed on by advertising people. - - - 137 CHAP. XL—On the use and abuse of Mercury, with rules for its proper management in the cure of venereal disease. - - - 155 CHAP.—XII.—On venereal disease,—Its treatment and cure. - - - - 195 C!HAP. XIII —On venereal sore throat. CHAP. XIV.—On venereal blotches and eruptions on the skin. - 223 CHAP.—XV.—On Venereal in the Bones - 230 CHAP. XVI.—On the effects of Venereal on pos- terity, &c, - 249