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Following a brief history of homoeopathy and its future Ruddock makes general observations on health, medicines and their administration, nursing, diet, baths and other accessory treatments. The second part of the book gives specific information on the treatment of a wide range of diseases under the general headings of blood diseases; constitutional diseases; diseases of the nervous system; diseases of the eyes, ears and nose; diseases of the respiratory system; diseases of the digestive system; diseases of the urinary system; diseases of the cutaneous system; unclassified diseases and injuries-accidents.

The third part, Concise Materia Medica, points out a few of the leading indications for the use of about fifty remedies including arsenicum, belladonna, ignatia, opium and phosphorus while the fourth part, a clinical directory, prescribes for numerous other diseases and conditions, arranged alphabetically.

Example entry:
28.-Ignatia.-This remedy is valuable for the consequences of grief, in persons, females particularly, of a highly sensitive temperament, who often change from high spirits to a low state of despondency ; nervous Headache ; hysteric, convulsive, or spasmodic disorders, consequent on grief, disappointment, or ill-humour, with the sensation of a ball rising in the throat (globus hystericus); nervous affections of girls at puberty, and women at the critical period; also some of the symptoms of Hypochondriasis in the male sex; convulsive affections of infants and children from worms; Prolapsus ani; etc.

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