Applications to Mucous Passages
JHK
from Dr JH Kellogg's Hydriatic Techniques...
All the following:
Cold:
- Begin at 28°C, gradually lower to 20-15°C
- Analgesic
Very Hot:
- 60°C and below
- Analgesic
Alternate:
- Excitant - as extreme as the patient can bear
Psychrophore:
(apparatus for application of heat and cold to urethra and other body cavities)
Empty bladder before and not again until 2hrs after
- Prolonged cold or short hot in
- Irritable Bladder,
- Curative in Bed Wetting
- Alternate 26°C, 5min; 10-14°C, 5min in
- Urethral Hyperaesthesia
- with Pelvic Atony and Pelvic Congestion
Uterus:-
- Very hot in
- Hot in
- Cervix infections in Uterine Displacements
- Cold in
- Uterine Displacements
- Vegetations and polyps in Uterine Disease,
- Alternate in
- Pelvic Atony especially where no pain or congestion
- Genital Atony
Vaginal:-
- Very hot
- in persistent Pelvic Pain after abdominal Surgery
- Cold in
Rectal:-
- Short cold or alternate - Excitant in
- Insensitive Rectum
- Haemorrhoids
- Some chronic Ulcers
- Very hot in
- Internal Haemorrhoids
- Irritable Rectum with catarrh
- Rectal Inflammation with ulcers or fissures,
- Chronic Prostate Enlargement
- spasm of the sphincter
Hydrotherapy Techniques:
Local Applications
Irrigations
- Applications to Mucous Passages
- Bladder Irrigation
- Cold Water Drinking
- Ear Irrigation
- Enemas
- Eye Irrigation
- Gargle
- Gastric Lavage
- Hot Water Drinking
- Intra-Uterine Irrigation
- Nasal Irrigation
- Psychrophore
- Rectal Irrigation
- Rectal Lavage
- Steam Inhalation
- Steam Jet
- Throat Irrigation
- Urethra Irrigation
- Vaginal Irrigation
- Water Emetic
- Water Drinking