
Advice to the people
by S. A. D. Tissot
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About this eBook
- Author
- Tissot, S. A. D. (Samuel Auguste David), 1728-1797
- Title
- Advice to the people in general, with regard to their health
- Credits
- Produced by Bryan Ness, Enrico Segre and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/Canadian Libraries)
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- RC: Medicine: Internal medicine
- Subject
- Hygiene -- Handbooks, manuals, etc. -- Early works to 1800
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 39044
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/39044
- Release Date
- March 9, 2012
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Advice to the people
- 2.the Translator's PREFACE.
- 3.The AUTHOR's DEDICATION.
- 4.THE AUTHOR's PREFACE.
- 5.Introduction.
- 6.ADVICE TO THE PEOPLE , — Of the most usual Causes of popular Maladies.
- 7.Chapter II.
- 8.Chapter III.
- 9.Chapter IV.
- 10.Chapter V.
- 11.Chapter VI.
- 12.Chapter VII.
- 13.Chapter VIII.
- 14.Chapter IX.
- 15.Chapter X.
- 16.Chapter XI.
- 17.Chapter XII.
- 18.Chapter XIII.
- 19.Chapter XIV.
- 20.Chapter XV.
- 21.Chapter XVI.
- 22.Chapter XVII.
- 23.Chapter XVIII.
- 24.Chapter XIX. — Of the Erisipelas, and the Bites of Animals. — Of the Stings, or little Wounds, by Animals.
- 25.Chapter XX.
- 26.Chapter XXI. — Of the Cholic and its different Kinds. — Of the inflammatory Cholic. — Of the bilious Cholic. — Of Cholics from Indigestions, and of Indigestion. — Of the flatulent or windy Cholic. — Of Cholics from Cold.
- 27.Chapter XXII. — Of the Iliac Passion, and of the Cholera-morbus. — Of the Cholera-morbus.
- 28.Chapter XXIII.
- 29.Chapter XXIV.
- 30.Chapter XXV.
- 31.Chapter XXVI. — The Treatment of Diseases peculiar to Women. — Of Disorders attending Gravidation, or the Term of going with Child. — Of Delivery, or Child-birth. — Of the Consequences of Labour, or Childbirth.
- 32.Chapter XXVII. — Medical Directions concerning Children. — Of the Meconium. — Of Acidities, or sharp Humours. — Of washing Children. — Of the Cutting of the Teeth. — Of Worms. — Of Convulsions. — General Directions, with Respect to Children.
- 33.Chapter XXVIII.
- 34.Chapter XXIX.
- 35.Chapter XXX. — Of Burns. — Of Wounds. — Of Contusions, or Bruises. — Of Ulcers. — Of Frozen Limbs. — Of Kibes, or Chilblains. — Of Ruptures. — Of Phlegmons or Boils. — Of Fellons or Whitlows. — Of Thorns, Splinters, or other pointed Substances piercing into the Skin, or Flesh. — Of Warts. — Of Corns.
- 36.Chapter XXXI. — Of Swoonings. — Of Swoonings occasioned by Excess of Blood. — Of Swoonings occasioned by Weakness. — Of Faintings occasioned by a Load, or Uneasiness, at Stomach. — Of those Swoonings, which arise from nervous Disorders. — Of Swoonings occasioned by the Passions. — Of symptomatical Swoonings, or such, as happen in the Progress of other Diseases. — Of Hæmorrhages, or an involuntary Loss of Blood. — Of Convulsion Fits. — Of suffocating, or strangling Fits. — Of the violent Effects of Fear. — Of Accidents or Symptoms produced by the Vapours of Coal, and of Wine. — Of Poisons. — Of acute Pains.
- 37.Chapter XXXII. — Of Medicines taken by Way of Precaution, or Prevention. — Of Bleeding. — Of Purges.
- 38.Chapter XXXIII.
- 39.Chapter XXXIV. — General Questions. — Questions with Respect to Women. — Questions relating to Children.
- 40.TABLE — Nº. 1. — Nº. 2. — Nº. 3. — Nº. 4. — Nº. 5. — Nº. 6. — Nº. 7. — Nº. 8. — Nº. 9. — Nº. 10. — Nº. 11. — Nº. 12. — Nº. 13. — Nº. 14. — Nº. 15. — Nº. 16. — Nº. 17. — Nº. 18. — Nº. 19. — Nº. 20. — Nº. 21. — Nº. 22. — Nº. 23. — Nº. 24. — Nº. 25. — Nº. 26. — Nº. 27. — Nº. 28. — Nº. 29. — Nº. 30. — Nº. 31. — Nº. 32. — Nº. 33. — Nº. 34. — Nº. 35. — Nº. 36. — Nº. 37. — Nº. 38. — Nº. 39. — Nº. 40. — Nº. 41. — Nº. 42. — Nº. 43. — Nº. 44. — Nº. 45. — Nº. 46. — Nº. 47. — Nº. 48. — Nº. 49. — Nº. 50. — Nº. 51. — Nº. 52. — Nº. 53. — Nº. 54. — Nº. 55. — Nº. 56. — Nº. 57. — Nº. 58. — Nº. 59. — Nº. 60. — Nº. 61. — Nº. 62. — Nº. 63. — Nº. 64. — Nº. 65. — Nº. 66. — Nº. 67. — Nº. 68. — Nº. 69. — Nº. 70. — Nº. 71.
- 41.ERRATA.
- 42.Table of the several Chapters, and their principal Contents. — Notes
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