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Advice for the Constriction, or Stranguling of the Throat, a∣rising from Melancholly va∣pours, proceeding from the Hypochondries. For Dr. Bouvard, chief Physician to Lewis XIII. King of France.
Written in French.
FRom the relation of the compression of your Throat. which is not fix'd and stable, nor continual, and is without an Ul∣cer, Tumour, and Inflamation: And from your perceiving an agitation in the region of the Hypochondries, from whence acrid and hot vapours are carried to the Throat, (which is the Tube and Funnel of the Chimny) in the extremity of which there resides a Distemper which proceeds from another place, just as the Nostrils are exulcerated by acrid Phlegm, and Choler inflames and vellicates the Fundament in Bloody-fluxes, although the cause of those evils lurk in other places. We suppose this