11
Hemorrhoids appearing in melancholic and nephritic affections are favorable.
12
When a person has been cured of chronic hemorrhoids, unless one be left, there is danger of dropsy or phthisis supervening.
13
Sneezing coming on, in the case of a person afflicted with hiccup, removes the hiccup.
14
In a case of dropsy, when the water runs by the veins into the belly, it removes the disease.
15
In confirmed diarrhoea, vomiting, when it comes on spontaneously, removes the diarrhoea.
16
A diarrhoea supervening in a confirmed case of pleurisy or pneumonia is bad.
17
It is a good thing in ophthalmy for the patient to be seized with diarrhoea.
18
A severe wound of the bladder, of the brain, of the heart, of the diaphragm, of the small intestines, of the stomach, and of the liver, is deadly.
19
When a bone, cartilage, nerve, the slender part of the jaw, or prepuce, are cut out, the part is neither restored, nor does it unite.
20
If blood be poured out preternaturally into a cavity, it must necessarily become corrupted.
21
In maniacal affections, if varices or hemorrhoids come on, they remove the mania.
22
Those ruptures in the back which spread down to the elbows are removed by venesection.
23
If a fright or despondency lasts for a long time, it is a melancholic affection.
24
If any of the intestines be transfixed, it does not unite.
25
It is not a good sign for an erysipelas spreading outwardly to be determined inward; but for it to be determined outward from within is good.
