An edition of Nature's assistant to the restoration of health (1789)

Nature's assistant to the restoration of health

Addressed to those afflicted with the scurvy leprosy disorders after the small pox obstructions peculiar to females piles and fistulas with a safe method of curing sore breasts without cutting. Part II. Recommends proper applications for sprains bruises rheumatic pains old sores and ulcers burns whitlows and for extracting thorns and splinters. Part III. Contains a short treatise on the venereal disease, shewing the danger of mercury. And recommending a safe, easy, and proper mode of treatment. To which is added, an essay on gleets, seminal weaknesses, and the destructive habit of self-pollution

By J. Hodson