The nature, cause and symptoms of the gout: as stated by Dr. Sydenham, Cheyne, etc. from which is rationally deduced its direct and perfect cure / Gilbert Nelson.

  • Nelson, Gilbert.
Date:
[1727]
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Credit: The nature, cause and symptoms of the gout: as stated by Dr. Sydenham, Cheyne, etc. from which is rationally deduced its direct and perfect cure / Gilbert Nelson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    I N D E X. Jfjg SympuA.s which attend the lajl Stadium of this Dijeafie. 2t> Why the Gouty and Gravelly Symptoms Jo fre¬ quently interchange. 29 Young People not fubjecl to a genuine Gout. ?o Of Hereditary Gouts. 1>’1 • Women lefs fubjecl to4he Gout than Men. The Gout how Originally produced. The Joynts why the peculiar Seat of tins ViJ- eafe. The Gout defined. . . , n ?] The Gouty Salts are chiefly detained in the Parts concerned in the lajl Scenes of Digejhon. 39 Ihe Gouty Particles or Humors too^rojs to read) the Nerves or their Juices. 4G The Difference between the Gouty Salts and Hu¬ mors flated. . . 4* Of Bleeding, Vomiting, Purging and. Sweating in the Gout, with the Inconvemencies attending finch Evacuations. 44 Of Bleeding. f* When ufiefnl. _ 4, Of Vomiting and Purging. 1D,°' Of Sweating. ' ^ 4,b Methods propofied of treating the Gout, as the only fiuccefisful Ones. - 49 Ways^oflejfening the Quantity of Salts which produce the Gout. .. 5 2 Secondary Means of relieving the Gout. 101a. The Recapitulation. ’i What the Curative Intentions are. 57 The Affftances and Inconvemencies attending the Ufie of Medicines to promote a Fit. 5 9 The