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R. T. Claridge. Every Man His Own Doctor
Every Man His Own Doctor
Table of Contents
PREFACE
ERRATA
HYDROPATHY,
I.—Vincent Priessnitz
II.—Hydropathy
III.—What Does Hydropathic Treatment Effect?
IV.—How are the Effects described in the last Chapter produced?
V.—Is Hydropathy a Panacea? and what Complaints are curable by it?
VI.—Is Hydropathy new? Why is it not generally adopted?
VII.—The Lancet
VIII.—Authorities in Support of Water as a Curative Agent
IX.—Ablutions
X.—Use of Cold Water for Drinking and Injections
XI.—The Cold Bath
XII.—Is going into the Cold Bath in a State of Perspiration attended with Danger?
XIII.—The Packing Sheet, and Sweating Process
XIV.—Sweating Process
XV.—The Rubbing Sheet, or Abreibung
XVI.—The Douche Bath
XVII.—The Shower Baths
XVIII.—The Sitz or Sitting Bath
XIX.—Eye Bath
XX.—Head Bath
XXI.—Finger and Elbow Baths
XXII.—Leg Bath
XXIII.—Foot Bath
XXIV.—The Tepid, or Abgeschrecte Bath
XXV.—Bandages, or Umschlags
XXVI.—Diet
XXVII.—Clothing, Air Baths, Wearing Stays, etc
XXVIII.—Drugs
XXIX.—Assimilation
XXX.—The Crisis
XXXI.—Dropsy
XXXII.—Smoking
XXXIII.—Questions put to Mr. Priessnitz, and his Answers
TREATMENT AND CASES
XXXIV.—Gout
XXXV.—Rheumatism, etc
XXXVI.—Tic-Doloureux
XXXVII.—Affection of the Throat and Pain at the Chest
XXXVIII.—Fevers
XXXIX.—Congestion of the Lungs
XL.—Inflammations
XLI.—Gripes, Cholic, Diarrhœa, English Cholera, or Cholera Morbus
XLII.—Consumption
XLIII.—Cramps
XLIV.—Asthma
XLV.—Surgical Operations, Accidents, etc
XLVI.—Small Pox, Measles, Hooping Cough, Croup, Scarlatina, Colds, Shivering, etc
XLVII.—Sore Mouth—Inflamed Gums
XLVIII.—Tooth-ache, Preservation of the Teeth, etc
XLIX.—Watery or Inflamed Eyes
L.—Deafness
LI.—Ear-Ache
LII.—Ringworm, Itch, etc
LIII.—Psoriasis
LIV.—Fistula
LV.—Hæmorrhage, Irregular Menstruation, Pains in the Womb, &c
LVI.—Change of Life in Females
LVII.—Treatment of Ladies
LVIII.—Giddiness, Dizziness, etc
LIX.—Head-Aches
LX.—Acute Inflammation in the Head, Chest and Abdomen
LXI.—Chilblains
LXII.—Cold Feet
LXIII.—Cold Hands And Whitlow
LXIV.—Bunnion and Enlarged Glands of Foot and Instep
LXV.—Depression of Spirits, Head-Ache, etc
LXVI.—Deafness
LXVII.—Hernia and Constipation
LXVIII.—Liver Complaint, Congestion of Blood in the Head, Enlarged Vein in the Leg
LXIX.—Deformity
LXX.—Spinal Complaints
LXXI.—Constipation
LXXII.—Indigestion
LXXIII.—Stomach Complaint
LXXIV.—Throwing Food off the Stomach
LXXV.—Heartburn
LXXVI.—Sea Sickness
LXXVII.—Palpitation of the Heart
LXXVIII.—Want of Sleep
LXXIX.—Languid Circulation
LXXX.—Ring Worm
LXXXI.—Hands Frost-bitten or Suffering from a Boil
LXXXII.—Weak Eyes and Eruption on the Head
LXXXIII.—Weak Ankles
LXXXIV.—Treatment of Infants
LXXXV.—Epilepsy
LXXXVI.—Hypochondria and Hysteria
LXXXVII.—Fœtid Perspiration of the Feet
LXXXVIII.—Stricture
LXXXIX.—Inflammation of the Kidneys And Urethra
XC.—Hydrocephalus
XCI.—Syphilis
XCII.—Chancre
XCIII.—Gonorrhœa and Chancres
XCIV.—Scrofula and Vaccination
XCV.—Piles
XCVI.—Rupture
XCVII.—Chilblains
XCVIII.—Cold Feet
XCIX.—Eruption, Scabs, and Sores on the Arms
C.—Consumption
CI.—Insanity
CII.—Cholera
CIII.—Colds, Sore Throats, etc
CIV.—Cancer, etc
HYDROPATHY FOR ANIMALS
EXPENSES AT GRÄFENBERG
ROUTES TO GRÄFENBERG
INDEX
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