The North American Journal of Homeopathy, Volume 44American Medical Union, 1896 |
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... patient . And a well - chosen remedy for the brain symptoms will help the brain structures to bear better the attack made upon them by the invading body , and so will delay and minimize the amount of injury that is unavoidable . The ...
... patient . And a well - chosen remedy for the brain symptoms will help the brain structures to bear better the attack made upon them by the invading body , and so will delay and minimize the amount of injury that is unavoidable . The ...
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... patient previous to the attack , we could make a better prescription and do the patient more good . As to the last case , I am in accord with the sentiments of Dr. Colby and should try to get rid of the offending body as soon as ...
... patient previous to the attack , we could make a better prescription and do the patient more good . As to the last case , I am in accord with the sentiments of Dr. Colby and should try to get rid of the offending body as soon as ...
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... patient had had no sleep and little to eat during her labor . On examination , the os was but slightly dilated . Puls.x and Cauloph.x were prescribed and re- turning five hours later found she had had some sleep and something to eat ...
... patient had had no sleep and little to eat during her labor . On examination , the os was but slightly dilated . Puls.x and Cauloph.x were prescribed and re- turning five hours later found she had had some sleep and something to eat ...
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... patient consulted another physician ( about March ) and he measured the arm ( 74 inches ) and told the patient to return in one month , when it was found the measure- ment had increased to 8 % inches . He ordered flaxseed poultice and ...
... patient consulted another physician ( about March ) and he measured the arm ( 74 inches ) and told the patient to return in one month , when it was found the measure- ment had increased to 8 % inches . He ordered flaxseed poultice and ...
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... patient keeping up well . Two and a half minims injected . June 5th . At 2:25 injected 21⁄2 minims with the following re- sults : Patient began to have a chill in about twenty minutes , which lasted for thirty minutes . She felt ...
... patient keeping up well . Two and a half minims injected . June 5th . At 2:25 injected 21⁄2 minims with the following re- sults : Patient began to have a chill in about twenty minutes , which lasted for thirty minutes . She felt ...
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Page 72 - ... units for the first injection, to be repeated in from eighteen to twenty-four hours if there is no improvement; a third dose after a similar interval, if necessary. For severe cases in children under...