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In such a case it is above all things necessary to saturate the organism with Apis. If there is much fever, this result is best accomplished by means of alternate doses of Aconite and Apis, a few drops of the third potency, shaken together with twelve tablespoonfuls of water, each drug by itself, the dose to be repeated every hour; and if the temperature is rather depressed, by giving Apis without the Aconite, a tablespoonful every hour or two hours. IN SUCH A CASE IS ABOVE ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO SATURATE THE ORGANISM WITH APIS IF THERE IS MUCH FEVER THIS RESULT IS BEST ACCOMPLISHED BY MEANS OF ALTERNATE DOSES OF ACONITE AND APIS A FEW DROPS OF THE THIRD POTENCY SHAKEN TOGETHER WITH TWELVE TABLESPOONFULS OF WATER EACH DRUG BY ITSELF THE DOSE TO BE REPEATED EVERY HOUR AND IF THE TEMPERATURE IS RATHER DEPRESSED BY GIVING APIS WITHOUT THE ACONITE A TABLESPOONFUL EVERY HOUR OR TWO HOURS
seems unavoidable, as may be inferred from the bright-red tongue, which is thickly studded with eruptive vesicles, and speedily becomes excoriated, fissured and covered with aphthæ; by a copious discharge of thick, white, bloody and fetid mucus from the nose; by the swelling and induration of the parotid glands, increasing difficulty of deglutition; sensitiveness of the abdomen to pressure; badly-colored, slimy, bloody diarrhœa; scanty emissions of turbid, red, painful urine; accelerated and labored breathing; loss of consciousness; delirium; sopor; convulsions; trembling of the limbs; appearance as if the patient were lying in his bed in a state of fainting; the skin is at times burning, hot and dry; at others it feels like parchment, cooler; at others again, hot and cool together in spots; the fever increases with changing pulse, and is more constant; in short, all the symptoms, although developing themselves less rapidly, show that a fatal termination becomes more and more probable.  PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN OR LUNGS SEEMS UNAVOIDABLE AS MAY BE INFERRED FROM THE BRIGHT RED TONGUE WHICH IS THICKLY STUDDED WITH ERUPTIVE VESICLES AND SPEEDILY BECOMES EXCORIATED FISSURED AND COVERED WITH APHTHAE BY A COPIOUS DISCHARGE OF THICK WHITE BLOODY AND FETID MUCUS FROM THE NOSE BY THE SWELLING AND INDURATION OF THE PAROTID GLANDS INCREASING DIFFICULTY OF DECLUTATION SENSITIVENESS OF THE ABDOMEN TO PRESSURE BADLY COLOURED SLIMY BLOODY DIARRHOEA SCANTY EMISSIONS OF TURBID RED PAINFUL URINE ACCELERATED AND LABORED BREATHING LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS DELIRIUM SOPOR CONVULSIONS TREMBLING OF THE LIMBS APPEARANCE AS IF THE PATIENT WERE LYING IN HIS BED IN A STATE OF FAINTING THE SKIN IS AT TIMES BURNING HOT AND DRY AT OTHERS IT FEELS LIKE PARCHMENT COOLER AT OTHERS AGAIN HOT AND COOL TOGETHER IN SPOTS THE FEVER INCREASES WITH CHANGING PULSE AND IS MORE CONSTANT IN SHORT ALL THE SYMPTOMS ALTHOUGH DEVELOPING THEMSELVES LESS RAPIDLY SHOW THAT A FATAL TERMINATION BECOMES MORE AND MORE PROBABLE
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