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Dr. John King's Treat-
ment of Gonorrhea.
[Keep the hands and person clean.]
This booklet, written over twenty
years ago by Dr. John King, is yet in
Physicians find in it a
great demand.
terse, effective, and simple method of
treating the diseases named, which might
be expected because of Dr. King's large
experience in a city practice for many
years.
The revision involves a condensation
of the text only, the original being im-
plicitly followed as far as the treatment
and prescriptions, which have not been
altered, are concerned. Twenty years'
experience of physicians, the country
over, have demonstrated that these pre-
scriptions, with the accompanying treat-
ment, are exceptionally effective, and
give perfect satisfaction.
PITTS EDWIN HOWES, M. D.
BOSTON, MASS., 1911
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PREPARATORY TO TREATMENT.
The affected parts should be bathed.
with tepid water three times a day; as
the patient is often impatient, and also
needs something in the way of practical
medication, the following should be pre-
scribed:
No. 1. R. Aqua Dest
Bismuth Subnitrate...............half drachm.
Morph. Sulph.......
.8 ounces.
..........4 grains.
Shake well be-
Misce, Sig.-Warm to tepid heat and use as
an injection.
fore each injection.
The patient is to be told that this pre-
scription will soothe the parts, but is not
The
intended to stop the discharge.
bowels are frequently constipated and
demand the use of a mild cathartic to
restore their normal action. Any good.
cathartic will answer.
Wash the hands clean with an antiseptic soap.
TREATMENT.
In ten to fourteen days, after the first
appearance of the flow, the acute stage
will have passed. Now prescribe 3 -----------
Dr. John King's Suggestions
Regarding the Treatment
and Cure of Gonorrhea.
Revised by
PITTS EDWIN HOWES, M. D., Boston, Mass.
Editor Journal of Therapeutics and a case of acute Gonorrhea pre-
sents itself for treatment it is useless
and even dangerous to check the dis-
charge until the inflammatory stage has
passed. Ten to fourteen days from the
first appearance of the discharge should
elapse, before the physician should at-
tempt to stop the flow.
The patient
should be impressed with the fact that
Gonorrhea must take its course, and can,
by correct treatment, be usually perma-
nently cured, with little risk of
any bad
results and without the internal admin-
istration of nasty medicines.
The hands and berson must be kabt clean.
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been removed, the next prescription
should be stronger.
No. 3.
For instance, this:
R. Lloyd's Hydrastis.........................4 ounces.
Aqua Dest.........
.....4 ounces.
Misce. Sig.-Use as an injection three times a
day.
Some cases of Gonorrhea are exceed-
ingly tenacious. A physician, well skilled
in the treatment of this class of cases,
made the statement "that he would
rather treat syphilis than Gonorrhea."
The foregoing treatment, however,
alone, usually completes the cure. If not,
it benefits the case so much that astrin-
gents can now be used with little risk
of producing stricture.
Remember, infected fingers are dangerous,
especially to the eyes. Keep the hands clean.
OBSTINATE CASES.
Sometimes the patient will stop medi-
cation too soon, thinking that he is cured,
the discharge having ceased. Violent
exercise, or other indiscretion may, how-
ever, cause the flow to return. Such
conditions existing, the facts are that,
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No. 2.
ceased.
R. Lloyd's Hydrastis..
Aqua Dest..
..4 ounces.
6 ounces.
Misce. Sig.-Use as an injection three times a
day.
This prescription will quickly show
its good results; the discharge becomes
very much less, and in a week has usually
The remedy is non-irritating,
and being colorless, will not stain. Even
when the injection is first used and the
parts are tender and inflamed there will
be no discomfort. The patient should
be directed to warm this prescription at
first to about blood heat before injecting,
but after a few days the parts will be so
much improved that, unless it is very
cold, it can be used without this precau-
tion and will produce no unpleasant feel-
ing. There is no danger of stricture.
This simple prescription usually pro-
duces a complete cure, or at least benefits
the case so much that the discharge
almost ceases, only a few drops of secre-
tion escaping during the entire day.
If every vestige of the trouble has not
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while most of the infected part of the
urethral tract has been restored to a nor-
mal condition, a local spot remains in-
fected by the disease-the small amount
of mucus formed being, unknown to the
patient, washed away during the day by
the urine.
On arising in the morning the penis
should be gently squeezed, and if the
cure is not complete, a small drop can
be usually expelled. To cure these
tenacious cases, where the previous pre-
scriptions have not produced a complete
recovery, substitute any of the following:
No. 4. . Acid Tannic....
Lloyd's Hydrastis..
Aqua Dest....
Misce. Sig.-Use as an injection.
before injecting.)
No. 5. R. Zinc Sulphas.
Lloyd's Hydrastis...
Aqua Dest....
Misce. Sig.-Use as an injection.
before injecting.)
No. 6. R. Plumbi Acetas.....
Lloyd's Hydrastis..
Aqua Dest.....
Misce. Sig.-Use as an injection.
before injecting.)
half drachm.
I ounce.
3 ounces.
(Shake well
..5 grains.
....I ounce.
...3 ounces.
(Shake well
..5 grains
....I ounce.
...3 ounces.
(Shake well
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Special Notice
Absolute Cleanliness Necessary on the
Part of Both Physician and Patient. The
danger of infection through careless handling of
infected parts, can not be too strongly empha-
sized. Not only is there danger to others,
through the use of towels, bedding, etc., but the
patient himself is in great danger of infection,
as concerns the eyes. In no place is absolute
sterility and sanitary care more necessary, than
in the direction of such diseases as that treated
in the foregoing pages.
Asepsin is the one Fragrant Antiseptic and
Energetic Cleanser that, made into Amber Asep-
sin soap, Leaves no Odor on the Skin.
AMBER Asepsin Soap is a transparent, glyc-
erin soap. It cleanses quickly, leaving the skin
It should be
constantly employed, by both the physician and
patient, when treating unclean diseases. Phy-
sicians can obtain it from pharmacists generally.
For sale by all jobbing druggists and apotheca-
ries in America. AMBER ASEPSIN SOAP is manu-
factured by Lloyd Brothers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WITHOUT ANY ODOR WHATEVER.
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Astringent prescriptions, if employed
first on a case of Gonorrhea,
fiable to cause
are very
stricture, consequently
should never be used in the acute stage.
Their final use, after the previous em-
ployment of Prescriptions Nos. 1, 2, and
for a couple of weeks, is productive
of better results, these preparations hav-
ing almost entirely restored the normal
condition of the infected parts. It is
much safer, however, to avoid if possible
the use of strong astringents.
Many practitioners, disappointed in
the treatment of Gonorrhea, will value
the foregoing terse suggestions relative
to a safe and pleasant method of treating
a condition in which the usual line of
medication is offensive and frequently
dangerous.
[All injecting liquids should be milk
Such as contain precipitates,
warm.
should be shaken before use.
Physicians' prescriptions for the fore-
going will be compounded by all phar-
macists.]
Keep clean the hands and person.
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