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Would that in this respect the ancient darkness might yield to the new light. In case Sulphur had been abused by the patient, we mix a few drops of Apis 3 in twelve tablespoonfuls of water, giving a tablespoonful every hour, or every two or three hours, according as the pains are more or less violent. WOULD THAT IN THIS RESPECT THE ANCIENT DARKNESS MIGHT YIELD TO THE NEW LIGHT IN CASE SULPHUR HAD BEEN ABUSED BY THE PATIENT WE MIX A FEW DROPS OF APIS THREE IN TWELVE TABLESPOONFULS OF WATER GIVING A TABLESPOONFUL EVERY HOUR OR EVERY TWO OR THREE HOURS ACCORDING AS THE PAINS ARE MORE OR LESS VIOLENT
ness in the fingers, especially in the tips, around the roots of the nails, with sensation as if the nails were loose, and as if they could be shaken off; burning in the tips of fingers, as from fire; fine burning stinging in the tips of the fingers; burning around a hang-nail, on the outside of the fourth finger of the right hand, with pain internally, without redness and without aggravation from pressure, with continual burning in the tip; swelling of the fingers, which remained painful for several days; 915, blister at the tip of the right index, discharging a bloody ichor when opened, and afterwards a milky pus, with violent burning, throbbing, and gnawing pains, continuing to spread for two days." From all this we deduce the highly important practical rule: In a case of whitlow, first ascertain whether and how far Sulphur has been abused by the patient. Unfortunately the non-abuse of Sulphur is an exception to the rule, whereas the abuse of Sulphur is quite common even in our age.  FEELING OF NUMBNESS IN THE FINGERS ESPECIALLY IN THE TIPS AROUND THE ROOTS OF THE NAILS WITH SENSATION AS IF THE NAILS WERE LOOSE AND AS IF THEY COULD BE SHAKEN OFF BURNING IN THE TIPS OF THE FINGERS AS FROM FIRE FINE BURNING STINGING IN THE TIPS OF THE FINGERS BURNING AROUND A HANG NAIL ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE FOURTH FINGER OF THE RIGHT HAND WITH PAIN INTERNALLY WITHOUT REDNESS AND WITHOUT AGGRAVATION FROM PRESSURE WITH CONTINUAL BURNING IN THE TIP SWELLING OF THE FINGERS WHICH REMAINED PAINFUL FOR SEVERAL DAYS NINE FIFTEEN BLISTER AT THE TIP OF THE RIGHT INDEX DISCHARGING A BLOODY ICHOR WHEN OPENED AND AFTERWARDS A MILKY PUS WITH VIOLENT BURNING THROBBING AND GNAWING PAINS CONTINUING TO SPREAD FOR TWO DAYS FROM ALL THIS WE DEDUCE THE HIGHLY IMPORTANT PRACTICAL RULE IN A CASE OF WHITLOW FIRST ASCERTAIN WHETHER AND HOW FAR SULPHUR HAS BEEN ABUSED BY THE PATIENT UNFORTUNATELY THE NON ABUSE OF SULPHUR IS AN EXCEPTION TO THE RULE WHEREAS THE ABUSE OF SULPHUR IS QUITE COMMON EVEN IN OUR AGE
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