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Page 307
... avoided by ladies of a delicate constitution . + By nursing , the fluids are determined to the breast , and in a peculiar manner derived from the uterus . This part of the economy of nature physiologists have not yet sufficiently ...
... avoided by ladies of a delicate constitution . + By nursing , the fluids are determined to the breast , and in a peculiar manner derived from the uterus . This part of the economy of nature physiologists have not yet sufficiently ...
Page 308
... avoid- ing the remote causes , whenever that can be done ; and by that means the disease may be often entirely avoided . When the remote causes cannot be avoided , or when the avoiding them has been neglected , and therefore a co- pious ...
... avoid- ing the remote causes , whenever that can be done ; and by that means the disease may be often entirely avoided . When the remote causes cannot be avoided , or when the avoiding them has been neglected , and therefore a co- pious ...
Page 309
... avoiding all irritation , every irritation hav- ing the greater effect in proportion as the vessels have been more lax and yielding . If , in such a case of laxity , it shall appear that some degree of irritation concurs , opiates may ...
... avoiding all irritation , every irritation hav- ing the greater effect in proportion as the vessels have been more lax and yielding . If , in such a case of laxity , it shall appear that some degree of irritation concurs , opiates may ...
Page 327
... avoid every thing or circumstance that might irritate the kidneys or ureters . Of such cases of irritation there is none more frequent or more consider- able than the presence of hardened fæces in the colon ; and these therefore are to ...
... avoid every thing or circumstance that might irritate the kidneys or ureters . Of such cases of irritation there is none more frequent or more consider- able than the presence of hardened fæces in the colon ; and these therefore are to ...
Page 330
... avoided so improper an ar- rangement , and have distributed most of the diseases com- prehended in such a class by the nosologists , into places more natural and proper for them . * I have , indeed , still employed here the general ...
... avoided so improper an ar- rangement , and have distributed most of the diseases com- prehended in such a class by the nosologists , into places more natural and proper for them . * I have , indeed , still employed here the general ...
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First Lines of the Practice of Physic, Vol. 3 of 4 (Classic Reprint) William Cullen No preview available - 2018 |
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