QUININE IN FEVER.

Quinine and Malarial Fever in India

a country for the most part out of malarial range. Many of the natives have enlarged spleens, and the Dir Valley is said to be most feverish, but in the autumn only. By obstinately refusing quinine for the purpose at this season I may have given offence to officers, and that quinine disco capsules, pilules and " perles " are being furtively swallowed wholesale, I conclude from the peculiar prev...

The Hypodermic Administration of Quinine in Intermittent Fever

Haying tried this method in a large number of cases during 1876, I am anxious to make known in part the results of my experience, being fully convinced in my own mind not only of the utility of the hypodermic injection of quinine, but also of its superiority to every other mode of exhibition of this drug, its effects being certain and (as I think) rapid, without a single bad result following in...

On the Value of Antifebrin and Quinine in Typhoid Fever

Was It Malarious Fever or Sun-Stroke Cured by Quinine?

days. What is this "terrible disease" that is cured so easily and safely with quinine? "true cases of insolation"? JSo, I say, most assuredly no-, hundreds upon hundreds of Europeans, Military and Civilian, in India, have lost their lives from this " terrible disease" in the past, and many do now, annually, for want of the great antidote, whose value and power is not known to the mass, even of ...

Treatment of Intermittent Fever by the Hypodermic Injection of Quinine

once, and indeed preventing (as far as my knowledge then went) relapses of the disease. Since I have been in Dinapore I have had further insight into the treatment by this plan, and can report most favorably of it. In nearly all the cases I have seen, the fever never recurred after the first injection of quinine. A few cases have required the second application of the syringe, but these were ve...