Neurasthenia / by Gilbert Ballet ; translated from the third French edition by P. Campbell Smith.

Date:
1911
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    too rich in, for the gouty, 269. Oxaluria, 88, 89 (note). Oxybutyric acid, xix. Oysters, 261. PACK, wet, 309, 312; with friction, 309, 310, 314, dripping, without friction, 310,314; epigastric, 320,321. Pack, damp, 319, 320. Pain; various forms of, in N., 78 ; on pressing spinous processes, 48; in simple hyperchiorhydria, 65; how relieved, 65; m Reichmann's disease, 67; fixed and local- ised, in monosymptomatic N.,92; various in cerebro- spinal, N., 93 ; in back and limbsin spinal N.,94; vague, diffuse, in N. of women, 96; in thighs and loins, in genital N., 99; in genital organs in genital N., 367; localised, in traumatic N., 103; in muco-membranous colitis, 294, 302, 305; precordial, hydrotherapeu- tic treatment of, 321 ; in viscera and limbs, held by Burkart and Leyden to be a contra-indication to Weir Mitchell's treatment, 362. See also Headache, Neural- gia, and Rachialgia. Pallor, 84. Palpitation of heart; in schoolboys, 22; in atonic dyspepsia, 67 ; characters of, in N., 81; in cardiac N., 92 ; in genital N., 99; a contra-indication to tea, coffee, and tobacco, 243; in mountain climates, 328, 331; at seaside, 334. Pancreatine, 250. Parassthesiae, various, 45, 46, 47, 48, 78, 79, 80 (note) , vaso-motor origin of, 134. Paralysis, General, see Gen- eral paralysis. Paralysis true, does it occur in N. ? 51, 77, 78. Paraphasia, 89 (note). Parents; diseases of, a pre- disposing cause of N., 15, 16; carelessness of, 16; faults of, contagious, 160; emotions of, contagious, 168. Pareses, motor, of eyes, 112. Partridge, 217, 262. Passions, a cause of N. 175. Passive movements, 341, 342, 355. Pastry, 264, 360. Pathogeny of N., xv-xx, 5, 126-140. Pathological chemistry of stomach, 60-68, 129. Pathological physiology of N., obscure, 5. Patience, required in exam- ining neurasthenics, 39, 42. Peaches, 218, 259, 262, 264. Pears, 218, 242, 259. Peas, 218, 219, 220, 241 and note, 259, 262, 263, 306. Peasants, N. in, 11 (note). Penis, malformations of, 98. Pepper, 242, 248, 263. Pepsine, gastric secretion of; in gastro-intestinal atony, 61, 62; in Reichmann's disease, 66, 68. Pepsines, commercial, 260. Perch, 261. Periodic depression, 108, 109. Persecutes auto-accusateurs, 100 and note.