That impressed me rather as being an important symptoms and I said,” Come on over to my office your beat, and I will give you some medicine”.
He came in ten minutes after I arrived at the office, and I asked him one or two more questions,because I had a lot of patients waiting, and I gave him a single dose, I think about a year after, when the symptoms returned. On the second visit, however, when he spoke of his improvement, I asked a few more questions, and I found that several years becomes he had had a duodenal ulcer that had healed. There was the histology of the case, the hooking up of the trouble from the cause, and that old scar still irritated by the gastric juice.
DR. ELIZABETH WRIGHT HUBBARD (New York, N.Y.): May I say a word about Naja? I was particularly happy to have Dr.Bond verify pain in the heart extending to the nape of the neck. Every once in a while patients will tell you their angina feels as if it goes upward. I have one who tells me it goes to the lower jawbone, and I found that in some obscure place under Spongia, and it helped her tremendously.
I have had them tell me it goes to the nape of the neck, and the Naja relieves them. It doesnt stop them having the pain, though they come less frequently.
DR. RAY W.SPALDING (Boston, Mass.): For pain that goes to the teeth: sulphur in the highest type, and Lobelia.
