Observations on the utility and administration of purgative medicines in several diseases / by James Hamilton.

  • Hamilton, James, 1749-1835.
Date:
1826
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Credit: Observations on the utility and administration of purgative medicines in several diseases / by James Hamilton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Royal Infirmary^ Feb. 3^, 1806. ELIZABETH WEBSTER, Mtat'u 10. For fome days paft flie has complained of general uneafinefs, and fome degree of lalTitude, and yefter- day the mufcles of her arms were obferved to be agitated with irregular and involuntary motions—her looks are rather wan—her lower abdomen feels hard and prominent, and, by account, her belly has been irregular for fome tiine paft, owing to the indifpofi- tion of her grandfather, with whom fhe has lived fmce her difmiffion in June laft—her appetite is fome- what voracious. Habeat pilulas ex aloe et colocynthide duodecim, Sumat duas omtii bihorio, et eras mane, pilulis fumpUs, Infuji fenne uncias duas. Feb. 4th. Pills and infufion have been taken and as yet without effeft. JS_ecipe Tartritis foda et potajfa drachmas qitatuor TinB'ira fenna compofttce unciam dimidiam, Infufi lini uncias tresi Sit folutio quam primum futnenda. Feb.