Pathogenetic outlines of hompathic drugs / by Dr. Med. Carl Heinigke ... Tr. from the German by Emil Tietze.

  • Heinigke, Carl, -1889.
Date:
1880
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Credit: Pathogenetic outlines of hompathic drugs / by Dr. Med. Carl Heinigke ... Tr. from the German by Emil Tietze. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    Stitches in the left hypochondriac region which hinder breath- ing (stitches in the spleen); pressing pain in the right hypochon- driac region. Distention of the abdomen, colica llatulenta. Desire for stool, with discharge of much offensive flatus, with- out relief after the evacuation of slime and scanty, tough feces; hard, difficult stool; constipation; slimy faeces wTith pain in the bowels and tenesmus. URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS. Cystospasmus; urging to urinate without any discharge of urine; discharge of urine in drops; involuntary discharge of urine. Profuse and increased urinary secretion; very dark, saturated urine, urine mixed with blood. Genitals, Male.—Itching and burning at and in the glans ; very excited sexual desire with erections and too early seminal ejaculation when approaching the other sex; nocturnal seminal emissions. Genitals, Female.—Painful itching in the genitals, too early appearance of menstruation, profuse menstruation with pains; discharge of coagulated blood with nausea. - EMPLOYMENT AMONG THE SICK. To be considered: in dilatation, angiectasia, of larger or smaller blood-vessels, in abnomial congestion, in ruptures of small vessels (capillaries) and extravasation of blood, (either in conse- quence of spasmodic conditions or paralysis of the contractile tissue of the vascular walls—mostly of central origin (in cere- bral and spinal affections) or owing to the influence of external injuries as, e. g., after blows, knocks, contusions and other me- chanical injuries of the soft parts with blunt bodies, or, finally, in consequence of concussion of the brain and spinal marrow and other organs by a fall. Moreover, especially in nosebleed, cough with spitting of blood, uterine haemorrhages from stretch- ing the body (overreaching) or concussion; in whooping-cough, if the upper part of the body is very hot, but the abdomen and lower extremities cool; in cramp of the stomach, ravenous appetite, colica flatulenta, in cystospasmus, involuntary dis- charge of urine, urination of blood. Finally, efficacious in tendency to hoarseness after overexertion of the larynx from loud speaking, singing, etc.