Repertory to the modalities in their relations to temperature, air, water, winds, weather, and seasons : based mainly upon Hering's Condensed materia medica with additions from Allen, Lippe, and Hale / compiled and arranged by Samuel Worcester.

  • Worcester, Samuel, 1847-1918.
Date:
1880
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Credit: Repertory to the modalities in their relations to temperature, air, water, winds, weather, and seasons : based mainly upon Hering's Condensed materia medica with additions from Allen, Lippe, and Hale / compiled and arranged by Samuel Worcester. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

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    CHAPTER V. COLD APPLICATIONS. PAGE Section I. Better from cold applications, 43 II. Worse from cold applications, 43 CHAPTEE VI. FOOD AND DRINK. Section I. Desire for, or better from, warm food or drink, . . 44 II. Aversion to, or worse from, warm food or drink, . . 45 III. Desire for, or good results from, cold food or drink, . 48 IV. Aversion to, or worse from, cold food or drink, . .51 CHAPTER VII. BEING COVERED, UNCOVERED, AND UNDRESSED. Section I. Better from covering or warm wraps, . . . .57 II. Worse from being covered, 58 III. Better from uncovering, 59 IV. Worse from, or not relieved by, uncovering, . . .60 V. Worse on undressing, 62 VI. Desires to be uncovered, 63 VII. Averse to uncovering, 64 CHAPTER VIII. BECOMING WARM IN BED. Section I. Relieved by getting warm in bed, 67 II. Warmtb of bed does not relieve, 68 III. Aggravation from warmtb of bed, 69 CHAPTER IX. IN ROOM AND ENTERING ROOM. Section I. Better in room, 77 II. Worse in room, .78 III. Better in warm room, 81