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But if the disease sets in with a considerable degree of intensity at the very outset, and the fever continues without abatement, it is advisable to keep up a medicinal impression by repeating the dose. BUT IF THE DISEASE SETS IN WITH A CONSIDERABLE DEGREE OF INTENSITY AT THE VERY OUTSET AND THE FEVER CONTINUES WITHOUT ABATEMENT IS ADVISABLE TO KEEP UP A MEDICINAL IMPRESSION BY REPEATING THE DOSE
w hours, all over the skin, with abatement of the fever and general perspiration, after which the eruption runs its course in a few days, with a progressive feeling of convalescence, the epidermis peels off from the third to the fifth day, and, at the latest, to the seventh day, with cessation of the fever, so that the process of desquamation is generally terminated within the next seven days, after _which the patient may be fairly said to be convalescent, and the patient may be said to be absolutely freed from all danger of consecutive diseases_. The same result is obtained by nature in cases of mild scarlatina, without the interference of art. But the experience which I have had an opportunity of making during my long official employment as district-physician, has convinced me that Nature accomplishes her end far more easily, more speedily and satisfactorily, if assisted by art in accordance with the law of homœopathy. The sequelæ especially are rendered less dangerous by this means. THE ERUPTION OUT IN A FEW HOURS ALL OVER THE SKIN WITH ABATEMENT OF THE FEVER AND GENERAL PERSPIRATION AFTER WHICH THE ERUPTION RUNS ITS COURSE IN A FEW DAYS WITH A PROGRESSIVE FEELING OF CONVALESCENCE THE EPIDERMIS PEELS OFF FROM THE THIRD TO THE FIFTH DAY AND AT THE LATEST TO THE SEVENTH DAY WITH CESSATION OF THE FEVER SO THAT THE PROCESS OF DESQUAMATION IS GENERALLY TERMINATED WITHIN THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS AFTER WHICH THE PATIENT MAY BE FAIRLY SAID TO BE CONVALESCENT AND THE PATIENT MAY BE SAID TO BE ABSOLUTELY FREED FROM ALL DANGER OF CONSECUTIVE DISEASES THE SAME RESULT IS OBTAINED BY NATURE IN CASES OF MILD SCARLATINA WITHOUT INTERFERENCE OF ART BUT THE EXPERIENCE WHICH I HAVE HAD AN OPPORTUNITY OF MAKING DURING MY LONG OFFICIAL EMPLOYMENT AS DISTRICT PHYSICIAN HAS CONVINCED ME THAT NATURE ACCOMPLISHES HER END FAR MORE EASILY MORE SPEEDILY AND SATISFACTORILY IF ASSISTED BY ART IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAW OF HOMOEOPATHY THE SEQUELAE ESPECIALLY ARE RENDERED LESS DANGEROUS BY THIS MEANS
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