A treatise on indigestion and its consequenses, called nervous and bilious complaints. With observations on the organic diseases, in which they sometimes terminate / by A.P.W. Philip.

  • Philip, Alexander Philip Wilson, 1770-1847.
Date:
1821
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: A treatise on indigestion and its consequenses, called nervous and bilious complaints. With observations on the organic diseases, in which they sometimes terminate / by A.P.W. Philip. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    11/376
    instances, destroy the organization of some vital part. The manner in which the treatment should be accommodated to the changing nature of the disease, has also demanded particular at- tention; for similar trains of symptoms, at its different periods, we shall find, requiré different, and sometimes even opposite, means of cure. I have attempted to point out the influ- ence of regimen ; and to determine the rules by which the employment of mercury, which, we have reason to believe, has become toe indiscriminate, in this disease, should be re- gulated, and the limits at which its bene- ficial, no longer counterbalance its injurious, effects. In the composition of the following Trea- tise, recourse has not been had to the works