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HINTS ON CARDIAC DISEASE NO. o

HINTS ON CARDIAC DISEASE NO. o
Congestion is also prolific cause of heart-dropsy.
charge Of one OF the London civ hospitsis in his re-
port for June and July, 1885, gives twenty two cases Of
six mouths causing dropsy Of me heart IN most cases
Congestion of the engine OF circulation IL always dan
fatal it leaves Impression behind which leads 10 faa
disease Congestion of the lungs is often the prelude
where fse Ing sS are not Sn " aeed the
heart receives the shock, and the issue s death.
Perleaditisi is often eause OF dropsy of the heart
and in a chronic and acute form is rot uncommon.
is caused sometimes from constant over-exer1ion,
sudden suppression. The symptoms are sharp pains
in the heart sense of snothering and suOeaton aud
no permanent relief the heart becomes dropsica and
the patient dies strain will often produce perica-
thrown down upon ne Ice by a frozen twig. and a
sharp pain passed through his heart though nerve
had snapped or slight muscle given way. feeling
of fantness followed and after that weakness and oc
easiona pains From hearty and robust condition
he visibly declined and weakened. During the follow
ing summer he experienced the peculiar symptoms
heretofore noted-,dlzzpese cod Zee suhoeaung sen,
one day he suddenly died post norton eNamlna-
cariits can be cured IN its cartier STAGES and BY the
Thick or fmpure blood is a cause Of heart disease.
The heart is designed 10 do certain amount Of gsrk
under favorable conditions. Now II the cUnd tons are
unfavorabe the same amount of WORK cannot be done
without uyeF-t.ixng the enber Iftne blO,d be too
thick more power must be eNerted to 1Ofe 1t to the
fatal disease. In tine tie heart becJrnes une qal TO
The demand made upon II an the consequence isthat
iting III variO4s points along the Tuue impurities,
witch form tunOrs. tubercles eruptisus, ulcers.
cancers, Assesses, swOll!Hgs, and verous other
are often treated locally. and WHEN dislGCged
strike to the heart and death soon follows. Local
treatment is generally wrong in these cases. The
cause SHOULD be sought out and removed, and then the
effects would naturally CEASE 4 he remedies aud
treatment should be directed 10 the increase OF the cir
culatlon, and In this way remove Tie Impure lodg-
ments and clean out the sand-baTs Of disease By this
plan Of treatment the disease is cured proper and
philosophical principles: Dr. VIM Hoilister. former
" Of Cincinnati. states in his Reform Tsylic Of Med
iclne that one might expect to Kill Canada
thistle BY cutting of the top as y permanently cure
cancer b. cutting Leutand. Of Paris. says that the
OF the knife for the cure of tumOrs and cancer
wiz generally disappOint the patient and practitioner
P1Of. Parker, OF New York, opposed the use Of the
knife in renewing ovarian tumor bat over
ruled By council and the life OF the patient was sacr
Iced When too latelt was admitted that II she had
been let alone she would have survived many years.
Repelled eryspeias is often cause 81 heart disease
This is blood complaint and maniests Itself on the
surface. IL is natures effort TO get rid OF internal de-
rangenents The usual practice is TO cauterizc the
but 70 scatter aud smother IL under TIE skin. case
occurred in Buffalo where slight attack OF err Up
nearly the whole surface Offle body gone oTer.
The disease left the surface and settled Upon The hear
and his early dem was eXPccted- tftsr year had
passed my attention attracted 10 his case b acct
dent. drected my course OF trest NJ so a. 10 aid
relieve the heart. Although il was xOrk OF time and
ewiargely upon my patience. Intimately succeeded.
taken in many extreme cases Of chronic disease cure
might have been wrought where Only failure has beel
the result. By treating the seat OF Cause CT disease
81 the recupeFatve forces OF nature are encouraged
aud come 70 the physicians aid. A favorable result
vozid hardly be expected where the opposite course .
pursued. Eere is case in point A man wealthy and
dying IN one Of thc wards OF London hospital sev
eral years ago. inthe last stages of eonsuupton One
night there appeared ruInOr under the e4NIese As
lt increased n SIZE u pressed hard upon tie unGppe
UlI.l there great likelihood tGsr ne WoL.c sIcO-
cre- During this time the p3rents lungs worked and
painted violently. Finally the tUInOF al ~ once began
fOsubside and the patient sank into eomatCse state,
from which the atrrnding physician said he would
never emerge In four or i've days he began 70 re-
1--WE, had eas fever, ees cocgh. gradually Improved
and In a few weeks became comparatively we'll man.
The same psic soon after hsd another case Of he
Tedltary consumption After q careful examination
he told the patient that he had parsed INTO the third
stage consumption and that BIS lnaady fncurs
be but also gave the history Of the above related
and It's satisfactory termination After consulting the
former patient he returned 10 the hos ftal and allowed
the physician % Try an experiment. silver
band with an ivory ball attached was passed
around HE neck and drawn tightly. and afser
the patient bad become accustomed 10 It the
livery ball Was pressed down harder and the
band drawn more closely ultl the person wis nearly
sufOcated- The Lungs By this experiment we're NO
lently exercised Finally the ulcers IN the lungs
broken and great quantity of mstfer discharged
The pressure was relieved and increased from day
day until the lung were greatly enlarged and the ~
GERS broken up The patient finally recovered The
ply treated the cause Of the disease. and snc
eeefed; The experimeEt enlarged. the lEngs and
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