Case Of Acute Neuralgia Of the Face. Tic Do


loureux, Patient, A Lady between Il
--.-.a. 20 and 40 wears of age ---e-.-- Il
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80 and 40 years oil age. X


March 3lst, l845, liz O'Clock, A. M. Ten
days ago, she thinks after exposure 10 the cold,
she began to suffer from severe pains in The
right cheek, right temple, and lower jaw. The
pains have occurred in paroxysms ever since,
and have been sometimes severe during the day
for about two hours at time, but have afflct-
ed her chiefly in the night, 50 continuously and
excessively that she has slept little since the
disorder began. During the last two nights in
particular, the pains have been 50 constant and
intense that she slept almost none.


The sufferings during the paroxysms are so
excruciating that she cannot refrain from cries
and tears. The pains are shooting, and are
felt chiefly in front of the right ear, aud under
the orbit, but often extend TO the tempe and
side of the neck Pulse 100, and said to be
habitualy rather frequent---longue clean and
moist. Heamother was martyrto the Dolour
eux Diet 70 be farinaceous. EaEi


Aeon 2, every four hours. a
April lst Abou, half an hour after the first
dose Of Aeon. yesterday, severe paroxysm
has been no recurrence since, though now and
then feeling as if an attack were threatened.
An excellent night with refreshing sleep.


ACOU. y, every lOuE HOuIS. .t't tH ffNI8E1Ht .


I'd. An attack occurred yesterday about
noon and though it did not entirely subside
till four hours mad elapsed, it was the least
painful that she had had. Slept well and has
had no threatening of a paroxysm since yes
terday afternoon. The surface of the cheeks
so previously tender, can now, for the first
time, be touched freely without uneasiness..-T
Pulse under co. No return of the facial pains
occurred, which ceased under the use OF Bell.
6, and Spigel. 6, so that the pain was gone BY
the evening. itI3 flA4Alt


Case Of Sub.acute Laryngies, IN which the


voice was much affected. The patent
,ass young Lady Is years OF age.


April 7th, ls45, PM Yesterday morning
she began to be little hoarse, but has not
suffered much distress tillthis forenoons Her
voice is hoarse and broken, and her cough
though not frequent, is Of q deep croupy char
acter. The larynx is painful on pressure, and
the cough excies a sharp pain 10 il, and so
does swallowing. Frequently she is sensible
of construction AMI difficulty Of breathing, re-