HYSTERICS
Cooley's Cyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information · 1880 · p. 37
Syn. Hysteria , Pa io hysteric a , L. In pathology , a nervous affection peculiar to women, attacking in paroxysms or fits, preceded by dejection; tears, difficult breathing, sickne , and palpitation of the heart. The treatment of this disease varies with the causes and the symptoms. Bleeding, cupping, and depletives, are generally had recourse to in robust and plethoric habits, and stimulants and tonics in those of a weakly or relaxed constitution. Affusion of cold water and nasal stimulants will frequently remove the fit in mild cases. Exercise, proper amusements and regular hours and diet, are the best preventives. See Draught (Antihysteric and Hydrocyanic), .
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