A treatise on the venereal rose; commonly termed gonorrhoea virulenta: containing a simple, safe, and certain method of cure, without the use of mercury / [William Butter].

  • Butter, William, 1726-1805
Date:
1805
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A treatise on the venereal rose; commonly termed gonorrhoea virulenta: containing a simple, safe, and certain method of cure, without the use of mercury / [William Butter]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAP. HI. * I « Of the Complications of the Venereal Rofe. T ** > rt ' y . It is mentioned in the preceding chapter that all fuch fymptoms as do not correfpond with the nature and feat of the Venereal Rofe are to be confidered as pertaining to complication. On this principle the Vene- real Rofe is liable to various complications. Tnefe according to the preceding deferip- tion are, Firft, pains fixed or moveable in the yard with their concomitant fymptoms. Secondly, fixed pain in the Perinceum. Thirdly, hardnefs and fevere pain at the bottom of the belly with violent dyfury. Fourthly, fwelling and inflammation of the teflicles and ferotum, and Fifthly, the pox.