The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-05-06
ON CARDIAC DIsEAsE-NO. 3.

HINTS ON CARDIAC DISEAsE-NO. 3.
Congesti9n s also prolific cause Of
charge Of Of the London city hospitals in his re-
S1 o o ane
SIX OF the heart IN St
sereas and freaSentiy fatal Wien not Immediately
fatal leaves impression behind which leads to fatal
to hemoErhage and consumption, and in many cases
where the lungs are not permanently ameG,ed Tue
Perlcadtis is often cause OF dropsy OF the near1
and in chronic and acute form is not uncommon IL
is caused sometimes from constant Over-eXertlon,
from excessive heat and PRESENTATION followed BY its
IN the of and ana
short and difficult respiration Treatment results IN
ditis: In case. young man While skating y, vas
sharp pain passed through heart though nerve
o o OF ssr at o
S EJ 5 5 ana the
ing suminer he Experienced peri the peculiar symptoms
hsIetofore notsddzzness sod fssf sutiocatns SEN
one day he suddenly died: pest mortem examine ,
ton showed the heart surrounded with water. Peri
cards can be cured in its earlier stages and by the
Thick orimpure blood is cause of heart disease:
under favorable Conditions Now if the conditions are
unfayorable the same amount Of work cannot be done
without overtaxing the nember. If the blood be too
thick more power must be eXerted to force 1t to the
a sease Oh tie hr Unequal to
the demand made upon it, and the consequence is that
luc DlOOu HOWS III sllla sluggish ucIlos-
ting at yaricis points along the route impurities,
which form tuinors, tnbercles, eruptions, ulcers:
of ] ana fse
are often n, treated locally and "hsn o disGdssd
treatment is generally wrong in these cases. The
cause should be sought and removed, and then the
treatment Should be- directed to the Increase Of the
ens and r tean in tf Of hf
Plan Of the disease is cured On proper ana
staes in his Return Prasee Of
eine that one might as soon expect to XIII SanaGa
9 By c"s t1d Of that
Of the knife for the cure Of tun"rs and cancer
Sea% Of
knife in removing an ovarian tunor put was was. over
feed When too late it was admitted that if she had
let alone shs woaa have T sess
This is blood complaint and lnanfcss itself on the
rangements. The usual practice is ca,terize the
skim which tends not to remove and cure me trouble,
occurred in Buffalo where slight attack OF erysp.-
elias treated with cauterzation to that extern that
The disease left the surface and settled upon the heart
nnd his sa S sc M to Ae
dent directed Of 50 as to aid
se n
n 1, Il s aSse ad 6een
might have been wrought where only failure has been
all the recupefaye forces OF nature are encouraged
and come to the PHYSICIANS aid. favorable result
would hardly be expected where the opposite courscis
pursued Here is a case in point: man wealthy and
influential was lying in momentary expectation OF
dying in of the wards of London hospital. sew
era years ago. inthe last stages OF consumption One
night there appeared tunlUr under the clavlcle AS
1t increased in size pressed hard upon the wndppe
until there great likelihood that he would suffO.
cate. During this time the patients lungs worked and
painted violently. Finally the tumor all at once began
subside, and the patient sank into state
from which the attending physician said he would
never emerge In four or five days he began to re-
vve, had less fever less cough gradually improved,
and in few weeks became paratively well man.
The same physician after had another of he
reditary consumption. After careful examination
he told the patient that he had passed into the third
stage Of consumption and that his malady incura
be but also gave the history of the case above related
and its satisfactory termnatiOn After consulting the
former patient he returned to the hospital and allowed
band with an ivory, ball attached was , passed sel
the patient had become accustomed to r It the the
band drawn more closely until the person was nearly
lently exercised Finally the ulcers in the lungs were
broken and great quantity of matter was discharged.
Nc pressure was relieved and increased from day to
lily until the lungs greatly enlarged and the III
GERS broken up. The patient finally recovered. The
physician treated the cause of the disease ana sue
ceeded: The experiment enlarged the lungs and
cured the consumption.
To be continued by n. s. Dodge, NJ. ID.