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| {{anchor:s15}}The formation of an abscess causes an increase of all the symptoms present, the frequent painful stitches which had been felt from the perineum to the regio pubis and from there occasionally shooting down the thighs give way to violent throbbing pains. {{anchor:s16}}The opening of the abscess is followed by a sudden relief of the pains and sufferings. | {{anchor:s15}}The formation of an abscess causes an increase of all the symptoms present, the frequent painful stitches which had been felt from the perineum to the regio pubis and from there occasionally shooting down the thighs give way to violent throbbing pains. {{anchor:s16}}The opening of the abscess is followed by a sudden relief of the pains and sufferings. | ||
| - | {{anchor:s17}}Chronic Inflammation, Hypertrophy and Tumors of the Prostate Gland. | + | {{anchor:s17}} |
| + | ===== Chronic Inflammation, Hypertrophy and Tumors of the Prostate Gland. ===== | ||
| {{anchor:s18}}The prostate gland may be so affected in its totality or only one or the other of its lobes. {{anchor:s19}}The swellings,, tumors and obstructions of the prostate gland in whole or in part are the consequences of an acute inflammation of the gland. {{anchor:s20}}They develop themselves very slowly, sometimes in the progress of years. {{anchor:s21}}These tumors also result from an excess of nutrition (hypertrophy) or from deposits of foreign matter, tubercles, cysts, pus, fibrine and fibrous bodies in the cellular tissues of the organ. {{anchor:s22}}The prostate gland of an adult in the normal state is of the form and the size of a French chestnut, under the influence of different causes it can attain the size of a hen or turkey's <span grade2>egg</span> or even of the head of a man, as Bartholow mentions a case. | {{anchor:s18}}The prostate gland may be so affected in its totality or only one or the other of its lobes. {{anchor:s19}}The swellings,, tumors and obstructions of the prostate gland in whole or in part are the consequences of an acute inflammation of the gland. {{anchor:s20}}They develop themselves very slowly, sometimes in the progress of years. {{anchor:s21}}These tumors also result from an excess of nutrition (hypertrophy) or from deposits of foreign matter, tubercles, cysts, pus, fibrine and fibrous bodies in the cellular tissues of the organ. {{anchor:s22}}The prostate gland of an adult in the normal state is of the form and the size of a French chestnut, under the influence of different causes it can attain the size of a hen or turkey's <span grade2>egg</span> or even of the head of a man, as Bartholow mentions a case. | ||
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| {{anchor:s70}}All these symptoms are frequent attendants of the various diseases of the prostatic gland. {{anchor:s71}}But while Pulsatilla will more frequently correspond to the purely inflammatory condition and to the recent cases, Thuja will very often remove the disease permanently, especially when the disorder originated in Syphilis, Sycosis, and again more especially when gonorrhoea was the origin of it. {{anchor:s72}}Even in cases where already suppuration of the indurated gland had been established, and after repeated abscesses had discharged, leaving the gland in a general suppurating process, Thuja will often much relieve the suffering and retard the progress of the disease. {{anchor:s73}}In cases where the syphilitic origin is not present, and in the induration or hypertrophy of the gland, often occurring in the advanced age of man, Thuja will but rarely find its field of action. {{anchor:s74}}In those cases not the result of or connected with Syphilis or Gonorrhoea, we will then often find an invaluable remedy in | {{anchor:s70}}All these symptoms are frequent attendants of the various diseases of the prostatic gland. {{anchor:s71}}But while Pulsatilla will more frequently correspond to the purely inflammatory condition and to the recent cases, Thuja will very often remove the disease permanently, especially when the disorder originated in Syphilis, Sycosis, and again more especially when gonorrhoea was the origin of it. {{anchor:s72}}Even in cases where already suppuration of the indurated gland had been established, and after repeated abscesses had discharged, leaving the gland in a general suppurating process, Thuja will often much relieve the suffering and retard the progress of the disease. {{anchor:s73}}In cases where the syphilitic origin is not present, and in the induration or hypertrophy of the gland, often occurring in the advanced age of man, Thuja will but rarely find its field of action. {{anchor:s74}}In those cases not the result of or connected with Syphilis or Gonorrhoea, we will then often find an invaluable remedy in | ||
| - | <span grade2>{{anchor:s75}}Digitalis purpurea. {{anchor:s76}}— In</span> the third volume of Hahnemann's Chronic Diseases we read the following symptoms which give as a very accurate indication in some cases of hypertrophy and induration of the prostate gland: | + | <span grade2>{{anchor:s75}}Digitalis purpurea.</span> {{anchor:s76}}— In the third volume of Hahnemann's Chronic Diseases we read the following symptoms which give as a very accurate indication in some cases of hypertrophy and induration of the prostate gland: |
| {{anchor:s77}}415. Retention of urine. 416. <span grade2>{{anchor:s78}}Pressure on the bladder</span> with a sensation ol great fulness, which continues after passing urine. 419. {{anchor:s79}}Continued desire to urinate even after passing the urine. 420. {{anchor:s80}}Violent fruitless effort to urinate. 421. {{anchor:s81}}Continued desire to urinate, with but a scanty discharge each time. | {{anchor:s77}}415. Retention of urine. 416. <span grade2>{{anchor:s78}}Pressure on the bladder</span> with a sensation ol great fulness, which continues after passing urine. 419. {{anchor:s79}}Continued desire to urinate even after passing the urine. 420. {{anchor:s80}}Violent fruitless effort to urinate. 421. {{anchor:s81}}Continued desire to urinate, with but a scanty discharge each time. | ||
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