Neuralgia is another malady which has no record there, but is, I suspect, increasing at a rapid rate wherever our people are crowded together in towns.
The sufferer from neuralgia experiences no pain as he responds to the fire alarm, and the toothache stops entirely as we undergo the excitement and fear of entering the dentist's office.
As a powerful anodyne and antispasmodic; in neuralgia and rheumatic pains, and as an application to painful tumours.
I will not allow any patient of mine to cuddle and fondle himself and his neuralgia over the fire or in bed one hour longer than is necessary.
I said that very often neuralgia gave no warning, but came on suddenly, but it more often comes on gradually, and is preceded by some derangement of the general health, such as indigestion.
Seven parts of this, and 1 part of chloroformum belladonna, and sprinkled thinly on impermeable piline, is the best application forneuralgia or lumbago.
The treatment for neuralgia may be fitly divided into the topical, or that which gives relief at once, without reference to permanent cure, and the constitutional, or that which tends to remove the cause and prevent any recurrence.
The treatment, when neuralgiais symptomatic of any other affection, must be directed to the primary disease.
Oxaluria most generally affects persons of dyspeptic and sedentary habits and of nervous temperament; those suffering from skin affections and neuralgia are also occasionally attacked by it.
One of the most distressing things in connection withneuralgia is the length of time it sometimes lasts, and its habit of returning periodically, without giving, perhaps, any warning of its approach.
It is chiefly employed as a masticatory in headache, toothache, palsy of the tongue, and facial neuralgia and rheumatism; and made into a tincture with rectified spirit, it is a common remedy among dentists for the toothache.
The great majority, however, of the cases of neuralgia which come under the notice of the practitioner, are caused by decayed teeth.
Excuse me, but this neuralgia of mine is very troublesome to-night.
Attacks of neuralgia are often frequent and sometimes severe, being usually worse in those persons of nervous ancestry.
The neuralgia in the lungs, the tough phlegm, weakness, etc.
Some rheumatic affections and neuralgia not only bear pressure, but the pain diminishes under it.
Severe facial neuralgia may be caused by the pressure from the swollen parts upon the branches of sensitive nerves.
Neuralgia of the testicles, ovaries, stomach, heart, are frequently met with.
The first attacks in all forms of neuralgia are often comparatively light, and the severity of the pain gradually increases as the attacks multiply.
Miss Varian's coming had been rather a surprise to everyone, for she had been nursing her neuralgia so assiduously, no one imagined it would go away so soon.
Defn: Neuralgia of the kidneys; a disease characterized by pain in the region of the kidneys without any structural lesion of the latter.
Defn: Neuralgia of the sciatic nerve, an affection characterized by paroxysmal attacks of pain in the buttock, back of the thing, or in the leg or foot, following the course of the branches of the sciatic nerve.
It is sometimes used externally, as in ointments, in the local treatment of neuralgia and rheumatism.
Aunt Betsy had the neuralgia and Uncle Joe came alone on horseback.
Aunt Susan wore a sun-bonnet almost continuously that she might better keep in place mustard plasters and horse radish leaves to relieve the neuralgia pains.
The President was better yesterday; it is neuralgia in the right shoulder, disabling his arm.
The President's malady is said to be neuralgia in the head--an evanescent affliction, and by no means considered dangerous.
They say it is neuralgia in the shoulder, disabling his right arm.
My doctor has ordered me to the mountains, for my neuralgia and dyspepsia, and I can procure a leave of absence of three or four weeks.
I've had that filthy neuralgia in my back ever since tea.
He had had bouts of severe neuralgia during the day, and his flushed face and irritable manner warned her that there was a struggle in store.
Nurse grew more and more irrational in her behaviour and complained more and more of the neuralgia to which she declared she was a positive martyr.
Nurse told Michael to wait in the shop while the birds were being prepared for travelling, and while she herself went to the chemist to buy a remedy for the neuralgia which she prophesied was imminent.
I have relieved the most distressing symptoms of neuralgia of the womb, in a few minutes, by injecting warm water containing twenty to forty drops of tr.
In neuralgia of the face, apply it upon the side of the face, also just behind and below the ear of the affected side.
Should she tell him about her neuralgia and the terrible time she had gone through with her nerves?
Neuralgia racked her until she thought she must go mad.
A mysterious facial neuralgiahad harried his nights and days.
Neuralgia and a baronetcy had given it the consistency of steel.
This, I remember, set my neuralgia going severely in my back.
A night or so after this when he was rubbing my spine, from which I suffered acute neuralgia at intervals in the region of the bruise, the door opened and two British officers came in.
If you wish that your discourteous conduct should rest a secret between us, I advise you to get rid of your neuralgia this very day.
My head is split open; I am sure to have an awful neuralgia in a quarter of an hour.
Is it the neuralgia of the day before yesterday you are suffering from?
Neuralgia may be unbearable and yet it is borne with more equanimity, and less dread of results, because it is felt to be in a comparatively unimportant structure.
The neuralgia is soon accompanied by distinct cutaneous tenderness over a definite area on the face corresponding to the tooth affected.
It has been noted again and again that facial neuralgia is most likely to occur after fright, deep emotion, or prolonged anxiety.
Rheumatism is one of these, neuralgia is another, catarrh is a third, and headache a fourth.
Neuralgia of the stomach and vomiting often occur.
Neuralgia at first can be cured, but when it once becomes chronic, especially neuralgia of the face, it is hard to cure and frequently makes life a constant misery.
A neuralgia of one or more of the intercostal nerves.
Decayed teeth may cause neuralgiaof the fifth nerve.
This remedy is a valuable external preparation for all nervous and neuralgia pains, rub twice a day until relieved.
If it is located in the nerves distributed to the mammary glands it gives rise to neuralgia of the mammary gland.
Immediately the study was full ofneuralgia and eau-de-Cologne.
This meant merely that Mrs. Moze had a customary attack of theneuralgia for which the district is justly renowned among strangers.
On one side of me lay a poor fellow, a Dane, who had the same burning neuralgia with which I once suffered, and which I now learned was only too common.
Everything was done for my neuralgia which the doctors could think of; and at length, at my suggestion, I was removed to the above-named hospital.
To think," she said heavily, "that all the time while I was reading it aloud to her when she was laid up with neuralgia she was scheming and planning and never saying a word to me!
I roused Tish but her neuralgia had ruffled her usual placid temper, and she said that if Aggie was caught in a horse trough let her sit in it.
On Thursday, when the edge of the neuralgia was gone, Tish promised to go home the moment the rain stopped and the roads dried.
But if I get my neuralgia again from wading through the creek bottom don't blame me!
Aconite: liniment or ointment in facial neuralgia if due to decayed teeth.
Cimicifuga: in neuralgiaof fifth nerve, and ovarian neuralgia.
Belladonna: in neuralgia of the testis; as an ointment with glycerin in epididymitis or orchitis.
In neuralgia it is darting, shooting, lancinating; and the last of these expressions is often applied to the pains of cancer.
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