[ SECRET POST #3318 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3318 ⌋

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Comments

[solticisekf]

I googled "how did the victorians treat a fever" without " and got nothing useful on page one... js.

[(Anonymous)]

This is what I got for the first four results:

http://i.imgur.com/csJ6Kuk.png

The first two sites were helpful, but very general. The third was a little more in depth, but didn't provide many specific treatments. Fourth result was the jackpot. This is only half the first page, of course, there were more useful and interesting results further down.

[solticisekf]

I got the same! Didn't seem helpful from the small google blobs...


So, on the forth site. This is the closest to the high temperature treatment it got. Otherwise it's a general info about the most widespread diseases and confusion around it. >_<
'Throughout most of the century, doctors can be said to have been conceptually helpless about the cause and treatment of the disease. A glance at the contents of a typical volume of the Lancet (1849) tells the melancholy story: "On the Advantage of Copious Bleeding in Inflammatory Diseases"; "Report of a Case of Cholera Treated by Transfusion"; "Treatment of Cholera by Small and Repeated Doses of Calomel"; "On the Employment of Embrocations and Injections of Strong Liquid Ammonia in the Collapse Stage of Cholera." One title begins promisingly, "On the Production of Cholera by Insufficient Drainage", but continues, "with Remarks on the Hypothesis of an Altered Electrical State of the Atmosphere." '

[(Anonymous)]

... I'm not sure why you thought you could evaluate the helpfulness of websites without first clicking on them, but you kind of need to do that to figure out what the site actually contains.

I don't know what site you're looking at. I'm referring to this one, which is very detailed:

http://www.victorianlondon.org/cassells/cassells-17.htm

[solticisekf]

oh, ok. It was a forth Google result for me. Yours is helpfull indeed.