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                           CHICAGO MEDICAL TIMES

“Cannabis Indica in Chorea and Pertussis.” Vol 35, 1902 page 500

 – article taken from the lancet.  Parke Davis & co. mentioned by name.

 

CANNABIS INDICA IN CHOREA AND PERTUSSIS

 

Early this year I was called to see a (to me) record case of chorea.  The patient, a bright girl aged eleven years, was suffering with her third attack in five years.  I tried increasing doses of Fewler's Solution, with apparent Success, but in a fortnight she was frightened by a steam fire engine dashing past the house at night, and the next morning I found her flinging her arms and legs about with such violence that they were, severely bruised against the back and legs of the couch on which she lay.  Fearing death from exhaustion I put her on opium, of which it required from three to four grains a day to control the muscles.  Then the appetite failed, and she had in addition a severe attack of toothache, necessitating the removal of an upper molar under gas, which was only administered with great difficulty.  This operation again intensified the movements, and I resorted to Indian hemp, giving her seven and one-half minims of the tincture, made from Parke, Davis & Co.'s fluid extract, every four hours.  The effect was magical.  Next morning she was lying composed on the couch, looking perfectly happy, with only slight muscular twitching, and appetite improving.  In three weeks she could dress and feed herself without much assistance, and has now been for over two months strong and well.

 

While attending this case I was called to one of pertussis in a boy, aged twenty-two months.  The cough was almost incessant and accompanied by vomiting.  I gave him two minims of the tincture of cannabis indica every three hours.  The next day I was told he had a very good night, coughing only three times.  On the third day the cough had almost ceased, and by the end of a week had disappeared.  In a second case shortly after, that of a girl aged five years, I gave five-minim doses every four hours.  After the second four-ounce mixture had been finished the mother told me the girl only coughed slightly about once a day.  She took no more medicine and is quite well.  In all three cases the following points were noticeable: (1) direct relief to spasm; (2) absence of any head symptoms; and (3) non-interference with appetite or digestion.  I may add that only a little chloroform water was added to the tincture to conceal the slightly unpleasant taste, and that the mixture was well taken in each case.-Lancet.

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