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n one physician adopts the medicine of another, that he should also at first rigidly adopt his method. CASE I. Esther K----, AEt. 33. General anasarca, ascites, and dyspnoea, of seven months duration. _Decoct. c Digit. [Symbol: dram]iv. c. aq. [Symbol: pound]i. coquend. ad [Symbol: pound]ss. cap. [Symbol: ounce]i. 2dis. horis._ 1st DAY. 4th dose made her sick. 2d DAY. The first dose she took to-day produced vomiting. 3d DAY. _Minuatur dosis ad [Symbol: ounce]ss._ This stayed upon her stomach, but produced an almost constant sickness. Stools more frequent, water scarce sensibly increased; and her swellings not at all reduced. 4th DAY. _Cap. Calomel. gambog. scill. &c._ OBS. Sufficient time was not allowed to observe its effects, neither was the patient enjoined the free use of diluents. The disease terminated fatally. CASE II. William T----, AEt. 42. Ascites, with cough and dyspnoea. Abdomen very much distended. The rest of his body highly emaciated. Urine thick, high coloured, and in very small quantity. _Decoct. Digit. (u. in Esther K----,) 4tis horis._ 1st DAY of taking it. The 4th dose produced sickness. 2d. Vomiting after the second dose. 10th. Urine increased to [Symbol: pound]vi. 11th. Flow of urine continues. Abdomen quite flaccid. 12th. Abdomen not diminished. 15th: A smart purging came on, and the flow of urine diminished. 23d. Belly much bound. Took a cathart. powder, which was followed by a diminution of the abdomen. 29th. To take a cathart. powder every 4th morning, continuing the decoct. Digit. 32d. Urine exceedingly scanty. 35th. _Vin. scill. [Symbol: ounce]ss. o. m. &c._ This produced diuretic effects. 44th. Tapped. Terminated fatally. OBS. Here the medicine was _continued till it ceased to produce diuretic effects_; and these effects were not aided by any strengthening remedies. CASE III. George R----, AEt. 52. Ascites, general anasarca, and dyspnoea. His legs so greatly distended that it was with great difficulty he could draw the one after the other. _Infus. Digital. [Symbol: dram]iiiss. ad. aq. [Symbol: pound]ss. cap. [Symbol: ounce]i. altern. horis donec nauseam excitaverit._ _Rep. 3tiis diebus. tempore intermedio cap. sol. guaic. [Symbol: ounce]i. ter in die ex inf. sinap._ 1st DAY of taking it. Became sickish tow
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