Emetics, purgatives, and anodynes are recommended in the treatment of the disease, and frequently a change of climate is necessary in order to recover fully from the affection.
Anodynes to relieve pain, paracentesis of the abdomen to remove accumulation of fluid which causes distress, carbolic acid to check nausea and vomiting, and the usual haemostatics for hemorrhage, are the measures most necessary.
Soothing anodynes are extremely useful locally, and counter-irritants also may be used with benefit.
There is much swelling of the liver, also considerable tenderness, and relief is most certainly afforded by free purgation, anodynes seeming rather to keep up the disturbance, probably by checking the hepatic secretions.
The anodynes relieve the effects, but the laxatives remove the cause.
The medical treatment of this affection is necessarily restricted to efforts to alleviate suffering and to obtain sleep--anodynes in the form of suppositories of pil.
Carminatives are most useful, alone or combined withanodynes and cathartics.
In purpura rheumatica the arthritic pains will be alleviated by anodyne liniments and plasters, and the often accompanying abdominal pains and colic by anodynesinternally administered.
The relief of insomnia in dyspeptic derangement, however, must not be sought through the administration of anodynes and hypnotics alone.
Hence the great importance of anodynes and hypnotic remedies in the course of surgical practice.
Opium and other anodynes are found necessary during the progress of the disease, to allay irritation and produce sleep; opium has been recommended on very high authority, that of Mr. Pott, in mortification of the lower limbs.
If hyperesthesia is well marked localanodynes may be needed to relieve suffering.
Rodet, in a case of this kind, which had produced active labor pains, quieted the disorder with anodynes and effected a recovery.
Anodynes produce sleep, so as to rest the patient and allow recuperation for the succeeding struggle of the vitality of the animal against the exhausting drain of the disease.
Both are used as anodynes to allay pain and irritation in severe burns, chilblains, &c.
When there is much pain and vomiting, anodynes (or opium, morphia, &c.
They are principally employed as anodynes and hypnotics in cases in which opium is inadmissible, and are justly regarded as the most valuable medicines of their class.
Neither have I mentioned Anodynes here, whose constant Effect is to determine a larger Quantity of Blood to the Head.
As anodynes may be mentioned liniments and ointments containing salicylic acid or sodium salicylate in combination with laudanum, aconite, or chloral hydrate.
Little can be done in such cases except to quiet pain and excitement by anodynes (opium, chloral, etc.
As anodynes they are not so efficacious as Opium, but their action is not followed by constipation, or by a diminution in any of the secretions.
Vaguely the unspent force of her grief was reasserting itself, as the benumbing effects of anodynes passed from her brain.
Mrs. Hunter was so fully under the influence of anodynes as not to be cognizant of what was taking place, and Bodine, soldier-like, was not long in reaching his decision.
Anodynes are those medicines which relieve pain by blunting the sensibility of the nerves, or of the brain, so that it does not appreciate the morbid sensation.
Sedatives and anodynes are also essential to modify the circulatory forces, and to relieve pain.
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