Historical Medical Practices In 1888
In 1888 a large group of doctors put together a book filled with medical findings and ways of practicing for their times, most specifically reporting on Smallpox varicella, measles, rubeola, scarlet fever, influenza, whooping-cough, diphtheria, enteric fever and mumps.
In our society much of medicine is focused on pharmaceutical solutions only. This resource shows the difference in times but also gives those who are their own detectives in their own health care a potential solution or alternative protocol.
As with all medical concerns it is important to consult your doctor before engaging in any medical practice.
To link to The Transactions of The Clinical Society of London click here.
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