INTRODUCED TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION ONLY. Gude's Pepto-Mangai THE RED AND CORPUSCLES. YELLOW .. GUDE'S PEPTO= MANGAN has been before the 'American Medical Profession for critical scientific ONLY reliable preparation of Iron and Manganese that is assimilated and tolerated by + the weakest stomach, and produces results. CAUTION SPECIFY FOR ANEMIR ICKETS RICKET BRIGH 2525252525252 RIGHT'S AMENORRHCER HLOROSIS Report of Eight Cases Treated with Gude's Pepto-Man See MEDICAL RECORD, June 3, 1893, page 695. CASE L.-D. G, female, aged seventy-eight, entered Bel Hospital suffering with pelvic cellulitis, the symptoms of wb -* peared at the end of a week. The patient was fairly well 1-8 but with an excessively pale, waxy color. Examination of blood 1 eight per cent of hæmoglobin and 3.900.000 corpuscles to a cat metre After thirty-four days taking the preparation the se...! hæmoglobin had increased to eleven per cent., and the corp 4,800,000. CASE IL-E. W, aged seventeen, had the most F anæmia after recovering from a severe attack of scarlet fever ination of blood showed six and one-half per cent hæmogle! 2.533.000 corpuscles to a cubic millimetre. After taking the 7 ** tion forty days, the amount of hæmoglobin had increased to 19 cent, and the corpuscles to 4,500,000. CASE III-A. W-, female, aged twenty-two, had been ively anemic for over a year; complained of headaches, 72.4 ears, dizziness, neuralgic pains, no organic lesion. Blood showe per cent. hemoglobin and 3.520,000 corpuscles to a cubic ma the corpuscles themselves were changed, some being mucrocy po kilocytes After twenty-three days the treatment was as the hemoglobin was normal in amount and the corpuseles creased to 5000,000 to each cubic millimetre. The result was the most pronounced of any. CASE IV Charles M-, aged twenty-one, sub-acute lasting six weeks, very anæmic; no fever, some loss in flesh taken syr ferr: iodidi for a month, with but slight improvergeneral appearance. Hæmoglobin eight and one-half per cent puscles 3.800.000 to each cubic millimetre. At the end c* F* days, when the treatment was stopped, the hæmoglobin had u one and one-half per cent., and the corpuscles to 4,600,000, the " the chest had disappeared. CASE V.-F. B. female, aged twenty-two, was admitte hospital suffering from insufficiency of the mitral valve Presco pale and anæmic appearance seen in cardiac disease. After the 20 had improved so that she was up and about the ward she was par pepto-mangan (Gude). The examination of the blood at E showed eight and one-half per cent. of hæmoglobin, and 2,600.m puscles to the cubic millimetre. After taking the preparatum 1five days the hæmoglobin was eleven per cent, and the son ướt 4.000.000 per cubic millimetre. CASE VI-B M-, aged twenty-four, suffering from primar mia and menstrual disturbances. No organic lesion Hamog'o per cent, corpuscles 3.000.000 per cubic millimetre. After Må preparation forty-three days the amount of hæmoglobin teme ten per cent, but the corpuscles had increased 1,200,000 per cu limetre. CASE VII-C. V—, aged fifteen, presented the ordinary an ances of the anemic girl at the age of puberty. No organic Hæmoglobin eight per cent, corpuscles a.800,000. The examinS AT the blood after taking the pepto-mangan (Gude) forty days showe. the hæmoglobin was normal in amount, and that there were 43 corpuscles to each cubic millimetre of blood. CASE VIII.-M. M., female, aged twenty-four; six week ovariotomy; presented a markedly anæmic appearance Had slight improvement in color after taking Blaud's pills for three These were stopped, and the iron and manganese preparat Examination of blood showed eight per cent hæmoglobin, and corpuscles per cubic millimetre. After forty-eight days the has had increased two and a half per cent, and the corpuscles 1.500 PEPTO-MANGAN ("GUDE”) Prescribe an Ori) M. J. BREITENBACH COMPANY, SOLE ACENTS FOR U. S. 56 and 58 Warren Street, New Yo TO BE HAD OF DRUGGISTS THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. PACIFIC COAST AGENCY: LENGFELD'S PRESCRIPTION 2 STOCKTON STREET, NEAR GEARY PHARMACY |
