The Study of Medicine 1
The Study of Medicine 1
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CL. lO DIGESTIVE' FUNCTION. [ORD. II. 437 It is necessary, however, upon this subject to draw a Geh. IV.
line of distinction, or we may do much mischief instead pj^ama of great good. Continued nausea — and to be of any use hq^Ucum.
it must be continued for some weeks — operates by pro- Treating moting absorption ; or, in other words, by withholding ^^ g,^^ the usual supply of recrement from the organs of the judgment; animal frame, rouses them to provide for themselves fix)m *" ^ y* whate...ver quarter they may. Hence organs prey upon organs, as the beasts of the woods upon beasts ; and the adscititious growths having the weakest degree of living principle in most cases, these are voraciously laid hold of, and carried off in the way of nutriment or assimilation.
But it may happen that an organ which has given rise to adscititious growths is in so debilitated a state as to be incapable of overcoming the living power of its own pann sites ; and in this case the exertion only weakens it still more, and of course the nausea adds to the disease in- stead of removing it .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18S2.
CL. lO DIGESTIVE' FUNCTION. [ORD. II. 437 It is necessary, however, upon this subject to draw a Geh. IV.
line of distinction, or we may do much mischief instead pj^ama of great good. Continued nausea — and to be of any use hq^Ucum.
it must be continued for some weeks — operates by pro- Treating moting absorption ; or, in other words, by withholding ^^ g,^^ the usual supply of recrement from the organs of the judgment; animal frame, rouses them to provide for themselves fix)m *" ^ y* whate...ver quarter they may. Hence organs prey upon organs, as the beasts of the woods upon beasts ; and the adscititious growths having the weakest degree of living principle in most cases, these are voraciously laid hold of, and carried off in the way of nutriment or assimilation.
But it may happen that an organ which has given rise to adscititious growths is in so debilitated a state as to be incapable of overcoming the living power of its own pann sites ; and in this case the exertion only weakens it still more, and of course the nausea adds to the disease in- stead of removing it .
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