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Title: Texas medical journal
Year: 1908 (1900s)
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Subjects: Medicine
Publisher: Austin, Tex. : Mrs. F. E. Daniel
Contributing Library: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia Historical Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and the National Endowment for the Humanities

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)oonful every two hours. Saw patient again in six hours and noticed a great improvementin his condition. In forty-eight hours feces had begun to appearin the stools. I then ordered the Glyco-Thymoline mixture tobe given every four boiirs. Patient made a good recovery, and Ihave every reason to believe that the disease did not leave thebowels in a cri))pled condition (as is often the case) either fromloss of structure or cicatrices. Case 3.—R. E., male, age 30. Found patient witb severe head-ache, feverishness and malaise, stools consisting of muco-pus, un-easy burning ))ain in rectum and constant desire to stool. Or-dered high enemas of tepid water with one onnce of Glyco-Thy-
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A rational method for treating locally allforms of disease in which inflammationand congestion play a part. The Denver Chemical Mfg. Co., New Vork 38 TEXAS MEDICAL JOURNAL. moline to each pint of water, to be repeated twice daily and Glyco-Thvmoline to be taken in two teaspoonful doses diluted with w^aterevery two hours. Eecovery rapid and complete. Case 4.—Child, aged 4 years, had been troubled with a diarrheafor two days before I was called in. Found patient with consid-erable fever, no appetite, moderate vomiting, pain and tendernessin abdomen, stools semi-tluid, greenish, mixed with yellowish por-tions of ordinary feces, the typical chopped spinach stools. Gavedirections in regard to diet, cleanliness, ventilation, etc., and pre-scribed : R Glyco-Thymoline. Liq. bismuth aa oii Sig.: Two teaspoonfuls every two hours. I could notice a decided change for the better in six hours anda continued use of the above prescription resulted in the patientscomplete recovery. E^rgoapiol (Smithtexasmedicaljour2319unse

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