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On Fistulae

By Hippocrates
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On Fistulae

By Hippocrates

Written 400 B.C.E

Translated by Francis Adams

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The strangury comes on in this way:-The bladder being heated from the rectum, phlegm is attracted by the heat, and by the phlegm (inflammation?) the strangury is occasioned. If, then, as is frequently the case, it cease with the disease, well; but, not withstanding, if not, give any of the medicines for strangury.


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