The Treatment of Hay Fever by rosin-weed, ichthyol and faradic electricity
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- With a discussion of the old theory of gout and the new theory of anaphylaxis
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1. THE TREATMENT OF HAY FEVER2. GEORGE FREDERICK LAIDLAW, M.D.3. PREFACE4. CHAPTER I THE DIAGNOSIS5. CHAPTER II ROSIN-WEED6. CHAPTER III ICHTHYOL AND THE POINT IN THE NASO-PHARYNX THAT CONTROLS THE SYMPTOMS7. CHAPTER IV MENTHOL AND EUCALYPTOL8. CHAPTER V THE FARADIC CURRENT AND OTHER FORMS OF ELECTRICITY9. CHAPTER VI HAY FEVER AS URTICARIA10. CHAPTER VII DR. GUENEAU DE MUSSY HAY FEVER AS URTICARIA AGAIN11. CHAPTER VIII HAY FEVER AS GOUT12. CHAPTER IX THE URIC ACID THEORY13. CHAPTER X HAY FEVER AS ANAPHYLAXIS THE GOUTY DIATHESIS REAPPEARS14. CHAPTER XI IMMUNIZING WITH POLLEN EXTRACT15. CHAPTER XII THE BACTERIAL VACCINES16. CHAPTER XIII DIET17. CHAPTER XIV ROSIN-WEED AGAIN HISTORICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL18. Transcriber's Notes: