The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-24
Diseases of the Liver.


The number of people laboring under affections of the
Liver Kidneys and Lungs incredible and by far the
such difficulty exists in the slightest degree Although
serious may arise from it. Diseases of the Liver produce
great variety of symptoms, and those symptoms all
such by doctors because ignorant Nosoogss have done
before them. This treating symptoms disease
means transferred from place another for some
length Of time thus deceivng the patient and inducing
organ which is the of all these local difficulties
Bile obstruction. The situation and office Liver rem
exposed to the action of disease La
Inc y sensation of fmness across he bt arg
uuenoe of viscd blood accommodating the Liver causing
it to enlarge or swell, which would press upon the
chest that the lungs would not have expand and
difficulty of breathing shortness ofbreath follow
surface the liver diseased extends s nfu-
lungs producing consumption. winch doubtless
ducng this When blood retained too ong
and liberation of verin would take place The
of the blood often produces thick
@ m s tbrougb IKE bile duet Tbi & b @ Us
duce fever nfamma ton teryand when conveyed
the small intestnes viii rritate and name them and
the yatisnt will feel faintng ndescribabe weak
just below the pit of the stomach attended with fat
uenae acidity, and often burning sensation vomiting
splitting up the blood spasns which by medical
| is termed Dyspepsia food would distress them SO
much to cause them to live on very
deranged that beth digestion assimilation would be
imperfecty performed and much emaciation
would follow others would say that they could eat
thing nothing hurts them and although they much,
main poor showing that the digestive
gans have become impaired render incapable
is capable of being absorbed system giving
rise to yellswness, yellow jauudice and dark or sowe
spots on parts tie body Of many individuals The &C
rid bile being abso bed into the blood renders it likewise
aerid and diseases it. and hence erupons humor and
ulcers make their appearance. Piles produced
from acrid condition of the bile In consequence of
the absorption of bile uto the blood the vscidy OF the
sood ncreased-the blood which thick before
rendered thicker still The office of heart is pro-
blood thick the labor is INCREASED
which its powerrenders pabl
the blood to the extrsmitieshence deficient circulation
cold hands, feet chness, and palptaons pains
allowed continue, disease of the heart itself will be the
yssGlt rheumatism palsy or paralysis numbness of ht
frequently complained Of from whence do they arise bu
from this yiscd state of the blood and debility of the heart
Nervousness. debility, &c. all produced by
support which the receive from the blood de-
rangements Of the human intellect are produced in th
way Pain dizziness of the head ringing Of the full
of the head great heat in the top of the head
perenced. Why is it SO The blood being thick visc
po the taG to he h
the veins back again to the heart hence accumulation
duce the dicultles named even falling fits ant
apopexy is produced in this way:
When the upper surface of the Liver becomes diseased
frequently extends its influence to the kidneys and pain
are across the small OF the back producing
such circumstance that dropses diabetes diseases of tn
urinary organs, bladder &c. difficulty pain, often
marting sensation in the passage of urine which milk
high colOred with a cloudy brick like sediment Th
patient will frequently feel disposition urine blu
the quantity Will be small sometimes merely by drops
other times it will pass in large quantities once Fe
males are subject to these mucl
distress and weaknessfuor albus whites falling
womb, and bearing down pains. Some medical men haV
called this state of the disease Spinal complaint
they could have determined it be SUCH singular
ard such avowal yet with such erroneous
have been tortured by bsters
&c., along the spine of the back until it produces
1 bility and even curyatures of the spine.
Often an affection OF the Liver extends it's influence thu
Spleen causing enlargement of that organ-mpared
dtion of the bowels either obstinate cotiyenass
and exhauSng darrhea, witnessed in those soldiers
persons subject to southern cmatepain in the should
between the shOu der under the shoulder blade in thu
breast &c. The patient often irritable fretfu drOwsy
sleepy eyes become intamed sight impaired Illustration
of OF the liver might be far extended 1t
doubtful whether any disease of chronic exists
in which the liver does perform prominent part
not or less concerned; and venture to arm tina
health in instance be man where transaction
of the liver IN imperfect How often it tina
til his money and patience exhausted and he aban
dOns everything of the kind piece of deception
imposition For the suffering patient this is truly de-
plorable facial he derive is not a
of the of all his affections but merely transtory
benefit which later followed with
how deadly the Let the afflicted reflect aban-
don hope because they have been tempered with BY thu
system Of adopt in the of chronic
eases-by the remedial agents employ. this disease
cured Delay not until the death kne has sounded
then expect restoration. Seek for relief
first indication offa;ling health manifests itself.
shall be for eonsultation upon all chronic diseases)
my next visit Kenosha, Friday the 9Th pril
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