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Its curative action soon became manifest in two different ways. If the reactive force of the organism was still sufficient, the medicine succeeded very speedily in preventing the supervention of the typhoid stage, in changing the fever type from a remittent or even continuous to an intermittent type, during which the convalescence of the patient, aided by a suitable diet, was more and more firmly established and generally completely secured after the lapse of a week. ITS CURATIVE ACTION SOON BECAME MANIFEST IN TWO DIFFERENT WAYS IF THE REACTIVE FORCE OF THE ORGANISM WAS STILL SUFFICIENT THE MEDICINE SUCCEEDED VERY SPEEDILY IN PREVENTING THE SUPERVENTION OF THE TYPHOID STAGE IN CHANGING THE FEVER TYPE FROM A REMITTANT OR EVEN CONTINUOUS TO AN INTERMITTENT TYPE DURING WHICH THE CONVALESCENCE OF THE PATIENT AIDED BY A SUITABLE DIET WAS MORE AND MORE FIRMLY ESTABLISHED AND GENERALLY COMPLETELY SECURED AFTER THE LAPSE OF A WEEK
less frequently by Nux vomica, and only in a few cases by Chelidonium: according as one or the other of these agents seemed indicated by the epidemic character of the disease. In all non-malignant cases, if the medicine was permitted to act in time, the whole disease was often cut short by the use of these drugs, and the development of typhoid symptoms prevented. Not, however, in all more inveterate cases, where the prevailing character of the disease, by its more penetrating action upon the tissues, induced a slower and more threatening course of development. As soon as the pains in the right hypochondrium had disappeared, the bilious quality of the fæces had been restored, and the urine had become lighter colored, but the fever still continued, tongue, throat, pit of the stomach and abdomen had become more sensitive; the head duller and tighter, and the prostration more overpowering. In such a case, Apis, prepared as above, became indispensable, in order to remove all danger to life. LESS FREQUENTLY BY QUASIA STILL LESS FREQUENTLY BY NIXAMICA AND ONLY IN A FEW CASES BY CALEDONIUM ACCORDING AS ONE OR THE OTHER OF THESE AGENTS SEEMED INDICATED BY THE EPIDEMIC CHARACTER OF THE DISEASE IN ALL NON MALIGNANT CASES IF THE MEDICINE WAS PERMITTED TO ACT IN TIME THE WHOLE DISEASE WAS OFTEN CUT SHORT BY THE USE OF THESE DRUGS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF TYPHOID SYMPTOMS PREVENTED NOT HOWEVER IN ALL MORE INVETERATE CASES WHERE THE PREVAILING CHARACTER OF THE DISEASE BY ITS MORE PENETRATING ACTION UPON THE TISSUES INDUCED A SLOWER AND MORE THREATENING COURSE OF DEVELOPMENT AS SOON AS THE PAINS IN THE RIGHT HYPOCHONDRIAM HAD DISAPPEARED THE BILIOUS QUALITY OF THE FAECES HAD BEEN RESTORED AND URINE HAD BECOME LIGHTER COLOURED BUT THE FEVER STILL CONTINUED TONGUE THROAT PIT OF THE STOMACH AND ABDOMEN HAD BECOME MORE SENSITIVE THE HEAD DULLER AND TIGHTER AND THE PROSTRATION MORE OVERPOWERING IN SUCH A CASE APIS PREPARED AS ABOVE BECAME INDISPENSABLE IN ORDER TO REMOVE ALL DANGER TO LIFE
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