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Under these circumstances, a globule of Apis 30 will quiet the patient, and the action of the drug will achieve the cure without any further difficulty, and without much loss of time, unless psora, sycosis, syphilis, or vaccine virus prevail in the organism, or sulphur, iodine or mercury had been previously given in large doses. UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES A GLOBULE OF APIS THIRTY WILL QUIET THE PATIENT AND THE ACTION OF THE DRUG WILL ACHIEVE THE CURE WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DIFFICULTY AND WITHOUT MUCH LOSS OF TIME UNLESS SAURA CYCCHOSIS SYPHLUS OR VAXCENE VIRUS PREVAIL IN THE ORGANISM OR SULPHUR IODINE OR MERCURY HAVE BEEN PREVIOUSLY GIVEN IN LARGE DOSES
nasmuch as it is impossible to determine beforehand the degree of sensitiveness, I obviate all danger by exhibiting Apis in alternation with Aconite in the manner indicated for hydrocephalus. By means of this alternate exhibition of two drugs, we not only prevent every aggravating primary effect, but we at the same time act in accordance with the important law, that, in order to secure the effective and undisturbed repetition of a drug, we have first to interrupt its action by some appropriate intermediate remedy. All repetitions should cease as soon as a general improvement sets in; if the medicine is continued beyond the point where the organism is saturated with the drug, it acts as a hostile agent, not as a curative remedy. This important point is known by the fact, that the improvement which had already commenced, seems to remain stationary; the patient experiences a distressing urging to stool, a burning diarrhœa sets in, and a disproportionate feeling of malaise develops itself. E ORGAN AS THE EYE INSOMUCH AS IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE BEFOREHAND THE DEGREE OF SENSITIVENESS I OBVIATE ALL DANGER BY EXHIBITING APIS IN ALTERNATION WITH ACONITE IN THE MANNER INDICATED FOR HYDROCEPHALUS BY MEANS OF THIS ALTERNATE EXHIBITION OF TWO DRUGS WE NOT ONLY PREVENT EVERY AGGREGATING PRIMARY EFFECT BUT WE AT THE SAME TIME ACT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE IMPORTANT LAW THAT IN ORDER TO SECURE THE EFFECTIVE AND UNDISTURBED REPETITION OF A DRUG WE HAVE FIRST INTERRUPT ITS ACTION BY SOME APPROPRIATE INTERMEDIATE REMEDY ALL REPETITIONS SHOULD CEASE AS SOON AS A GENERAL IMPROVEMENT SETS IN IF THE MEDICINE IS CONTINUED BEYOND THE POINT WHERE THE ORGANISM IS SATURATED WITH THE DRUG IT ACTS AS A HOSTILE AGENT NOT AS A CURATIVE REMEDY THIS IMPORTANT POINT IS KNOWN BY THE FACT THAT THE IMPROVEMENT WHICH HAD ALREADY COMMENCED SEEMS TO REMAIN STATIONARY THE PATIENT EXPERIENCES A DISTRESSING URGING TO STOOL A BURNING DIARRHOEA SETS IN AND A DISPROPORTIONATE FEELING OF MALAISE DEVELOPS ITSELF
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