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M

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' Vhcn lhe

lJloo~l

rufhc; widl

imrc{Uori,y,

and

ill tOO

p.r~.H

pl.:nt}'

¡Iltu lhe!

membrancs ,

whidl m,IY h:lppen 10

(he ph:tho,¡e.

to

tho(c

whofe

uru~1

blccJing

fU

lhe

nole

is

fupp r~ltt d .

~n

..11O y(,ung perfuns,

there

is a

p.tln

in

,he

whol~

hCJd , which b..:cumc:s hOI,

r\Vell~1 ach~s ,

amllooks

n,' j;

Ihe

,'drds (\Vd l,

anJ there

Is

a

UranA

pulrd.tion

in

thor< o: the oeek .od temples. The oon ..ils are dry aod

r archcd, lhere is a burning hcal anJ

drol1gllt

in lhe

fAuces.

' Vhcn lhe

\'cfTds

of lhe hcaJ are tlulT<!d with a mucous

fl.:rum from a Hoppage of

Ihe

running uf

lhe

nole,

tlu:n

there is a he

lVy.

ob;:ufe, preJling paio, chiefl y in Ihe fo rc–

pan of the

h~aJJ

in

which tht:rc

Iccms

to

h~

fu eh a

we'ght, that

,he

píuient

C,lO (¡;.trCC

hold

il

up. SOITIt:limes

lhe 11(ill is fa

(\\'clJed,

lh

It

it

wi ll

pit.

Somelimes

it

hJppens (ro11\ lhe faous,

fh arp,

eauftic

matta uf the Frt'neh difear..:, \\ hi ch in:"c...1s the pcrierani–

um , ami orlcn cauCes a e.lries in the

Otu l!.

SOlncrimcs

it

.may proceed (rom Olatter of a falinc cau–

fl ie

n;Hure,

dri\'~n

bACk fruln the external p;¡ ru

j

as, in

the guut, ¡tch, eryfipcl"s of lhe head, guua rOrttCea' j in

t l~

fmall.pox

and me.IOes, before lhe Illorbid m,Htcr is

cxpelleJ to

lhe

outw.trd

n(in,

or,

which

is

wOlfe, when

it is

dn ,'co

back. In theCe cafes, whc:n a fmal!

qllantity

of canll íc matter cau fc:s the

pain,

it rAther prot.:eeJs from

a violent Hriélure of

lhe

membrane5 than frorn thci r dir.

lenrion.

'T here is Jikewife a mo(l

violent,

fiKed,

conftant,

and

almoll intolerable

head· ach, which brinp,s

on a

debiJ.lY

uot h 01 body aod miod, hioders Oeep, diO urbs digell ioo,

deHroys lhe

:a rp~tite,

caufes a vertigo, dimnefs of fi ght,

l.tlinJu-:fs, a nOlfe

in

the ca rs, con\'uHions, :md lhe t'pdep–

fy;

aod,

by

confc:nt of lhe other nervous parlS 01 Ihe

body, produces vomiting, coniv¡;!oefs,

coldnl.fs

of [be

cx.lrt'me

pl U S,

ano

lhe

cou:aenancc

of

a

dying

perron,

Sor.'H.,timcs Ihe

head·aeh

is

fym }HOmatic,

and attends

upon

canli nmd and intermitting revers, and efpl!cially

the

qu::\rt dn,

irregu1.lr

flowing of

lhe

menees, the hypo–

chondridc pa(Jion, and the

Jike.

A hel11icrania gcnerall y

proc~cds

from

a

fAulr in the CloOlach, froOl crnoll ics or

indigc:Hion, and com01only

app~;us

when digdl-ion is per–

formed

The he::td·ach is not alwzys

withaU l

daor,er :

Ir

lhe

caure

of

lhe paio is within Ihe

fl.":1111, and

is violent

BnJ

canOanr, atten.:lcd

with

a

fev(f and

want o(

OllCp,

it

porteods a phreory.

Ir

it f"dJeoly att,cks

1110

lIyp"dIQn–

driac,

or thofe

lhal

are

rrone

tu

mc:l ancholy, cfpc"=ÍAlly

jf

preceded by a

",iol~nt

pJni')n of

Ihe

minu, and c!"IH'l vt:s

the

patlcnt of

Oecp

and app·: titc:, ar..1

i:ol

jllincd

to

dlHi..:u l

ty

of hc..

rin~,

¡:¡nd an íntern

J

puli:ltion of lhe

vdlcls.

2nd

all

theCe witllOu I a

{cler,

it pli<. fages

Ol ..

dnéfs.

Hu l

when lhe p;:in in the

It~:".d

is fucld::n and rcry

<tcme,

with

a

n<.tire

in

Ihe

(';H S,

¿ jllicult w;(lkillg,

íl

wl!i\knels oC rhe

kncts, ,,"

i.nr,

ul:r,lcnl aod (JíJ',v.,:!fs in fpec.:h,

it

is

Ihe

Corc:n;nn,:r uf "n "'pnpil.:';" y

or

a

p~i fy ;

in which 1.11

Ihe

p¡:¡in

jo;

gre:11Cr on the.' wd l

(i.-!t:

lIlan lhe cilfl.aCcd,

bt:CiHlft:

the I..

ltcr

has 1011 ,d i fcnlÁ.lio:1.

T hc

cunui\'c

int!icaliúns

are,

1 .

T I)

d¡vcr!

,h~

impe; lIs

(Ir

'¡I(;

L.ICHd

itnJ hnrnours

Crf)r:1

th~

hl,III, and

lO

(J¡fcllfs

Ihf.!1ll

tly

fi.; 1

;(,.llc rCIl\!. díts.

2 .

T u rcl.. :<

Ihe

fl 'aHic

Hn(turc=:: uf

111C':

r.H::ll~ r.1:1~:

0f

.dIe

b:;"d

l

~!,~

c'!lJc

(J!'

e

N

119

which

ís a O'i\Tp cauHic m:lltcr, that tht:

nuids

nltl.y

have

a fn:er ei rcul.ulI,)n , 3, 1 '0

COflla

lhe

pccc,~nt

nllttef,

and

l\itCUllc

it

gcntly throllgh

Ih~

mofl

cnnn:nient

cll1un~lonts.

J!..

'r o prevenl a

rClurn

by

nrcngthening

lhe \Vhol. nen

ous

fyHcll1 by

propcr

rt'mcdies, and t(pe–

cially

hy

an

3ccurate

c!il!t ;¡nd a [ultable recimen.

' ''hen

Ihe

hlood

rllOlt.'s to the Ite"d in 100 great quan–

tity,

bleedl ng 15

necdr,r)' ,

more

panicu larJy

unner lhe

tongue, in

lhe

forehc:ul ,

In lhe

jug,uJa rs, or by

Iceches

bchlnd lhe cars.

If

Ihe

bo.iy

abounds with

toO

much

blood, it will ¡'e bdl to blccd in Ihe aocle li,

(1,

. od Ihe

next

d"y,

or Ihe

c!"y

afler,

in

a \lein aboll t lhe head.

El![ lidl or.1I ele.ore the bocly by .oy emolli<ot clyl!cr,

or

by

gi ....ing ao iufufion

of

rhl1barb and manntl., with

erealll

oC

Lin ar .

1'0

reOraio the

org.fm

of the blood, it \\"ill be proper

to

givc

a diaphorelic :\nd ctbCarbent mixtu re, wilh dlapho–

rellC

~nti mony,

purified nitre, burnt

han(horo,

and d¡a–

eO';lUm. di lurcd with a fuflicieot qUl olily of fuitibie

fimpl e dirlilled waters.

\Vheo

lltere is an intenfe pain rcmaining rixed

in one

pla<c,

IYlng

pre.lt)

'

d~cp

in

lhe

membl'tl.nes ,

Ihe

herb

ranunculus,

uleu

as a "t!fi c3IOry, has a wonderfu l

dIicaey_

It

is

lhe

upright

meado '.I/-cr<lwfoot,

wilh

Jea\'es

like

lhe

anC:l11"lne, and, if tttlled, is extremely biling

to

lhe tongue.

'The: IC:JI/es

OlUn

be bruifed

iR

a nlélrble

mon ar, and

the

part, ir hairy. fu,noeo ; theo a /liekiog plailler is to be

Jald on

¡t,

\Vilh

a

hole

aboul lhe bignefs

oC:\

filver penny,

and

the

lea vé6 over

that;

jufl in

lhe

f..

llle manner as a

cauHic.

"'f his

is

an

experimcnt ofChefnau

'S j

and like [llecef.!

may be had by mixing cqual parts 01' volalilc

fal

:lJ'ilrnoniilc

and

powder

oC

Oluftdrd -fl.!cd,

laying

it

On lhe

pilrt

in the

fAme n,,

,nr.er

.

\Vh~n

ir is e,ufcd by a f"ppreOioo or. eoryza or ruo–

oiog uf the oore, , fmelliog-butlle or vol.tile r. h s nlOuld

be hcld frequeotly th<reto. Or the patieot n"y take

herb· fn~fF,

with lhe additioo

made

offlowers

01'

bt:njamin

and powder of c1oves.

' Vhen

liJé

hcad- leh

arifes Cr(lm

a corrupleo

mafs

of

blood and :in

impll re

ferulll,

;(5

in lhe [cur\'Y

and

lues

"U,t'rc:\

i

a

,kcf)ét iun

or Ihe wonds Wilh crude anlilllonl

m

Iy

be fcr....

k~ttblc,

a(ter cvacuations, CaOing a day now

and

tll";I,

wilh labou r aod exercifc,

wil!

Itkcwife be

uf..:L.d

j

as

allo a

fu\lorific.

A

h~lI1icralli a.

efpeciJ'l y

ít

pcriouic:d

one,

i~

r.enerally

Clwing 10

ti.

rlJltllll,f:,; in Tite

fioma, h

and

priu:.t' ui.c;

(or

whi .:h

g~

nll(' CIll(!cics will

ue

bener.~i~l,

;\s

aJlo

p,¡rgJli"cs

to

.\""1

i

IIl'

Ihe h\1ll1ou rs from Ihe he.-rl

j

aftcrwards 110-

Jn<Jchi(s ,

Ir

il I'l'oceeds

from profll Ce

c\':iclIations

of che

menles or

ha'Il1onhoid5,

thoft: f1 uxl!s

ml!~t·

be rcdu.:ed

wlth in

houllos .

1

r

th. hr"d aeh

is (o intolcrt\hlc :as lO

endi1ll~er

lhe

pat ient '~ !ir~,

or is .I.tlcnded witl! conlinual

\~·;¡tchi 'lgl

fa ilHi ng

fi lS ,

a

revcr, l'\ n

iIlJ1.lml11<lrion ,

ur a dl hriulIl,

ret:(II. ,

'c

nH1H

uc

imOledi:llcl y

hao

10

('l'iíl ltS

with

n uve

cinn,lh,I!', arlt r

ti

clyHcr h:ls

bccn

r.rf~

W':t:n,

\ Vhen

Ihere is

:10

intola;¡blt:

rai n in dl r r.nllfés of Ihe

nore, ur th e

bony

fi mlfes

of

lhe

hl'ad, pl oducctl

hy

:lO

cXtr,lVílCl lhl1l

of

{(\Illl'

nuid,

Ihe only

(,lIr~

is fca:ificujon

uf Ihe 110íl lils, 01' c;(\I:ing the nofe

tu

b!ccd wi th a ([L1W

fuc.!J'.!nly lhrull Ihcl't:i n,

If