TETANUS CURED BY TURPENTINE.

Tetanus Cured by Magnesium Sulphate

The patient?a Hindu male child aged 4, admitted on 31st October, 1933, for treatment of an ulcer on his head. On examination the following signs were observed; these had apparently escaped the notice of his parents. He had difficulty in swallowing, could only partially open his mouth and his eyes were partly closed, the lower extremities were stiff and abdomen rigid; these signs were detected a...

Turpentine

By Surgeon-Major F. R. Hogg, A.M.D. In the Medical Times and Gazette about three years ago, appeared a paper of mine about a remedy again recommended, and fully to ventilate the subject, condensed quotations from former remarks must unavoidably now be incorporated. In the reign of Charles the Second, a Plymouth practitioner praised the varied qualities of turpentine, the best styptic in the tim...

Sinus Cured by Iodine

A Hindu lady, aged 32 years, came with a boil on her left breast, about 3 inches below the clavicle fur treatment on 31st July 1913. It was found when examined, quite mature and tit for opening. But operation was obstinately refused. Needling by the la<ly, however, brought the pus out; but there was considerable pain, swelling and redness about the region, giving indication of bagging. The exte...

Snake-Bite, Cured by Stimulants

which she received the bite. The burning pain which resulted from the bite compelled her to return home, where she was treated without effect for more than two hours by the native quacks with all sorts of charms (munturs) ; but, as the symptoms of poisoning gradually became worse, her friends thought it expedient to have recourse to the English treatment, and accordingly brought her at 12 noon ...

Oral Immunization against Diphtheria and Tetanus Infections by Fluid Dphtheria and Tetanus Toxoids