calomel and jalap. Tartar emetic, gr. Cold bath twice.
1-8, every three hours*
stools. Vomited after taking three doses of Took a little milk to-day : much the same in
5p.m.?Had two
tartar emctic. other respects.
Had little or no sleep last night. Oa same. her a few questions she spat at mc, and kicked the Doctor. She cannot recognise persons. Blister to be kept open by sabine ointment. Tartar emetic at bed-time. and cold bath to be continued. Morphia, gr.
18th.?Much the
asking
19th.?Appears night.
a
little more sober this
morning : slept
a
little
last
Continued medicine and dressing. 20th.?Much quieter than before, but cannot as yet. Answers questions more soberly. Continued medicinc and dressing. 21 st.?Slept
appears dull. Medicine and
soundly
last
recognize
night; takes her food well,
persons
but still
dressing continued. 22nd.?This morning she asked her mother-in-law as to why she had been brought to the dispensary, and requested to he taken home. Appears quite sensible and looks ashamed. Medicine and dressing continued. 23rd.?Appears all right now : wishes to go home.
SUCCESSFULLY. A CASE OF MANIA TREATED By Ram Chunder Sub-Assistant
Surgeon,
Mitter, L.M.S.,
Arrah Charitable
Dispensary.
Hindoo
Radhia, girl, aged fourteen years, was brought to the Charitable Dispensary at Arrah on the 17th June, 1867, by her mother-iu-law, who gave the following history of her a
case
:?
Four nights ago, while the patient was asleep, she suddenly made great noise, as if frightened by a fearful cried dream. After a while she became quiet, and fell asleep again. .Next morning she appeared dull and stupid, and when ordered to perform her daily household business, she kept quiet, and did not attend to what her relatives said. Nearly four hours alter this, she began to sing and talk nonsense, and has continued to do so ever since. She has taken 110 food since the commencement of her illness, and does not sleep at all, but continues to talk and sing day and night. Her mother-in-law cannot assign any cause for her present mental derangement. Noue of her nearest relatives have ever been subject to the disease. She had not exposed herself to the sun, or to any other exciting causes. She has had no quarrel with her husband, or any other member of the family. Nearly three months ago she menstruated for the first time, and since then her monthly courses have been regular.
out?and
Symptoms.?The patient is a healthy-looking young She is constantly talking and singing, and does not questions properly. She always keeps her face covered
Present woman. answer
with her chuddar. She has no inclination to take food. The pupils are almost natural. A blister
applied
over
the top of the head j
a
purgative
of
1-8, every three hours*
stools. Vomited after taking three doses of Took a little milk to-day : much the same in
5p.m.?Had two
tartar emctic. other respects.
Had little or no sleep last night. Oa same. her a few questions she spat at mc, and kicked the Doctor. She cannot recognise persons. Blister to be kept open by sabine ointment. Tartar emetic at bed-time. and cold bath to be continued. Morphia, gr.
18th.?Much the
asking
19th.?Appears night.
a
little more sober this
morning : slept
a
little
last
Continued medicine and dressing. 20th.?Much quieter than before, but cannot as yet. Answers questions more soberly. Continued medicinc and dressing. 21 st.?Slept
appears dull. Medicine and
soundly
last
recognize
night; takes her food well,
persons
but still
dressing continued. 22nd.?This morning she asked her mother-in-law as to why she had been brought to the dispensary, and requested to he taken home. Appears quite sensible and looks ashamed. Medicine and dressing continued. 23rd.?Appears all right now : wishes to go home.
SUCCESSFULLY. A CASE OF MANIA TREATED By Ram Chunder Sub-Assistant
Surgeon,
Mitter, L.M.S.,
Arrah Charitable
Dispensary.
Hindoo
Radhia, girl, aged fourteen years, was brought to the Charitable Dispensary at Arrah on the 17th June, 1867, by her mother-iu-law, who gave the following history of her a
case
:?
Four nights ago, while the patient was asleep, she suddenly made great noise, as if frightened by a fearful cried dream. After a while she became quiet, and fell asleep again. .Next morning she appeared dull and stupid, and when ordered to perform her daily household business, she kept quiet, and did not attend to what her relatives said. Nearly four hours alter this, she began to sing and talk nonsense, and has continued to do so ever since. She has taken 110 food since the commencement of her illness, and does not sleep at all, but continues to talk and sing day and night. Her mother-in-law cannot assign any cause for her present mental derangement. Noue of her nearest relatives have ever been subject to the disease. She had not exposed herself to the sun, or to any other exciting causes. She has had no quarrel with her husband, or any other member of the family. Nearly three months ago she menstruated for the first time, and since then her monthly courses have been regular.
out?and
Symptoms.?The patient is a healthy-looking young She is constantly talking and singing, and does not questions properly. She always keeps her face covered
Present woman. answer
with her chuddar. She has no inclination to take food. The pupils are almost natural. A blister
applied
over
the top of the head j
a
purgative
of
