New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-10
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On TIE Cadrdcf and ye Of Diseases u tie OvEln. Of
Respiration. Digestion. ST.
CHAPrER V Otier forms qf CousHruyt,ou -Bronckirl
-Ca,srrkai LGryngsal and TracseaI-p l,.rifie- pvs
pepe-Re->ey-I confess ha, have but little faith in
either the correctness expedency Of chasing con-
sumption under different forms However various the
causes or symptoms may be this disease the resulting
affection = inTinsicay the same and the same general
remedy must be applied sui thought il advisable to
give these divisions briefly, as they viii tend least to
enlarge the readers view Of symptoms
BRONCHIAL CO~sUNPTioN mucous membrane
Of the bronchial ruoes becomes indamed. The cough
i troublesome and the eXpectoraiion abundant Of
viscd muco-puruent or Whish irDthy matter re-pra-
ton Oppressed accompanied II times with wheeling
more OF wei ait and unes-nes- st the stomach
los Of appetite slight iured tongue irregular action
of the bowels quick and irriiated pulse. particularly
towards evening a deep red and scanry urine the
cough i generally not severe on getting the morn
ing or on passing from warm into cold air i- increas
ed also by the Inhalation OF irritating vapor-, tine dust
smoke and occasionally By the act OF SWALLOWING food
SLIGHT trans. nj pains are Omeines felt in the chest
general aching pain l. usually experienced immediate
IL after N Oi coughing The symptoms deepen srafu-
ally in Intensity and WIZ DE- sucienuy oescf'o"' uhder
the following head.
CArARRHAL CoNsuMPrIoN.-lt generally follows
neglected cafarr and rsi has the symptoms peculiar
10 the latter affection The expectorauonis vscid thick
and opaque but not yellow containing small Jumps 81
firm or vscid greysh translucent mucu-, which snS IN
water Mixed with these, small menbranous or nasy
substances are visible and float the surface Of water
A the disease advances the expeciorstion changes
becomes more and mixed with yeilovish opaque
fluid resembling pus, and often slightly streaked win
blood and in many instances il az last acquires whit
sh appearance Ike cream, or sometimes srconsh vel
low color and sinking readily in water. The pulse be-
accelerated and tense febre action msnliests
itself Partial swrst- about the head and breast occur
during the night There j. considerable thirst. The
urine IL high cUored, aud deposits reddish sediment
4 sense OF soreness in the chest. with An occasional
stitch in the side Is felt in the majority Of cases The
cough IL usually severe. especially on nsing hccompa
MED by or les oppression and wheeIng Inc *
pectoraon at length becomes puruent and copous. De-
biliy and emacsion proceed rapidly; end the difficulty
Of breathing OF weight and fighiness tie
chest becomes and more distressing The pulse
is now seldom under "A hundred and twenty In minute
And this period II not before. the whole tram of
symptoms is the as those Observable in tubereusr
or pulmonary consumption. for full description oil
which. Chapter " OF this Treatise
LARyNGEAL AND TRAcHEAL CoNsUMPrIoN-As slight
tickling cough is usually the commencement, sccompa
MED by feeling Of uneane-s and pain IN some part OF
the wlndppe or throat more of less oppression oi
breathing ana slight attacks OF fever in the evening
One Of the first and most constant symptoms is change
of voice which becomes hOsr-e and whispering. The
patient inclined feel and press the throat wind
pipe with his fingers When the affection is in the
throat the words ia the morning uttered with
difficulty The pain Is always increased by coughing.
external pressure and the inhalation OF irritating
pors or dusty particles When the windppe is the part
most involved there increase Of pain bending
the head backwards. or on turning Il round.
In Laryngeal Consumption the cough il generally
violent early in the morning until something Is txpec
toraied and then. subding for time again returns IN
sudden and violent parovsm- Swallowing almost
always exces NJ Of cOughn- which, as the disease adj
yances it seems impossible prevent The quantity Of
expectoration j. great in aryngeabut in ira hes
II Is often abundant, consisting chiefly of yscid trans
parent and iroihy mucus with small masses Of parulent
matter floating in IT, Hectic fever rapidly wasting
body sallow skin face pale. suiused by transient
Hush on one or both cheeks the evening peculiar
hsggsrd and anxious expression Of counienance: with
irritable detected state OF mind sufficiently indicate
that the disease l. fully established Amer which it,
course is marked By the general fatal character
isics seen in other cases OF pulmonary consumption.
/ PLEURrrIc CONFERENCE.-The j. produced by
eiu-ion Of matter into the cavity Of the chest, from
chronic inflammation Of the peura a. in acute pleursy
The lung i separated from the surface OF the chest and
gradually compressed BIZ the accommodating uid until it
Is reduced 10 a very small size and less disor
gsnzed IN its structure While ms Is going ulc"ra
ton sometimes takes place in part OF the pumon
airy pleura and the corresponding substance Of the
ungs. An opening il thus made into the bronchial tubes
through which the ehused seropurulent nuid Is us
charged by coughing eXpectoraon When this
ours Initiative fever nghtsweats frequent cough, and
emaciaton and. in short all the ordinary symptoms OF
pulmonary consumption supervenc. Both IN the early
and late OF this form OF the disease there sense
of oppression in the chest lying down; difficult and
hurried breathing any muscular oxoItion short dis
turbed sleep scanty urine shOr, tickling cough az
gravated on lying down: aud more or less OF
the external surface OF the affected side OF the chest
The patient Is easiest in the sitting posture, and can IN
thai position. draw deep inspiration win tofraDlt
ease but it lying Hat down the same experiment will
lie attended with pain tightness, and weight in
I the chest.
DYsPEPrrc CoNsuxPTfoS chronic bronchitis
r. frequently complicated with Lepsiic disease, Is un-
doubtedy True but that this complication originates IN
every instance what may be properly u nj all, termed
Dyspepic Consumption. s not quite 40 certain ms,
however. Is place 20 suggest or maintain ne" the
DRY. The commencement Of this variety Of disease
often characterized 10y troublesome cough. and the ex
pectoratOn Of a tough thick whiilsh frothy matter
TInr nT los "a nt
of weight and uncasiuess the stomach ten
derness IN the right side irrsgulary OF the bowels with
unnatural stools sallow skin hiiuency Indigestion,
with variable appetite increased difficulty IN breathing,
and cough after taxing hearty meals furred and brown
tongue foul breath and occasional nausea or vomiting
In instances, there il appearance Of pulmonary
symptoms, bat only such usually present IN hvcr
affections. dull pain or tenderness IN the rlgn nypo-
chondrium with increased uneasiness by lying on the
left side irrrgularity OF the bowels foul tongue and
depression OF spirits nf-t complained OF by lhe pa
tent The first warning in the bronchial membrane is
slight There is dry cough, unattended BY any pain
BY degrees the cough becomes more troublesome, ana
when it continues tor some time tenacious mucus IS
expectoraed. The breathing too is in degree all
ected and the patient complains Of weight and ugniness
the chest The pulmonary affection now advances
with more or less rapidy, until the usual symptoms OF
pulmonary consumption manirs; themselves.
Il is unnecessary 10 rccapi.ua,e AZ length here the
operation and effects ofthe Pulmonc Syrup It's equal
~ efcacious in every form of consumpiive disease us
power OF universal diffusion lis simultaneous aruOn
upon every part direct control the absOfben
the secretons, and excretons removing all derhse'
nent- of the stomach regulating the eTacuauons res
ioring the liver and heaft to their natural functions
causing the skin perform IL important Office giving
10 a anguii and Jared nervous system renewed tone
and harmony: equalizng the circulation and purifying
the blood freeing the lungs from inaammstory action
and the irritating effects Of implre deposits. while
healing process begun in them. and the morbid matter
IS absorbed loosed and expelled leaving tie cells -
expand and naturally. The bronchial tubes
sinipipe and throat generally, give immediate sni r.
markabe evidence Of these sauary influences aud M
aammaion In them u speedily overcome ulceiaton'
healed aud the yiscd phegm, or morbid matter sepa
ratedand thrown OF by eNpectorstOn. The result may
be aniici paisd restoration Of the afflicted and des
pairing 10 the enjoyment Of the greatest earthly bless
ings-sound health and a cheerful mind.
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