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<note>To J.B. Say J.B's Disorder</note>
 
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Meantime, the itching would cease during the<lb/>
greatest part of the day : but when it appeared, a<lb/>
slight contact applied for the purpose of relief had<lb/>
the effect of exasperating it for a considerable length<lb/>
of time, and left behind it a slight soreness which<lb/>
made itself sensible whenever <del>the parts were moved</del> <add>by motion of the body the skin was <gap/></add>.<lb/>
After every application made in medical view had<lb/>
ceased, nothing being done but now and then a<lb/>
little gentle friction for momentary relief, it very<lb/>
gradually kept growing better and better. In<lb/>
this state, I knew not how it happened that I took<lb/>
to giving the parts some slight touches with a very<lb/>
hard brush, such as is used for cleaning the<lb/>
head instead of a small tooth comb. To my no<lb/>
small surprize, instead of producing permanently<lb/>
a bad effect, this treatment produced a good one.<lb/>
Instead of producing, as at first, a no more than momentary<lb/>
relief, at the expense of a longer continued<lb/>
<del><unclear>repetition</unclear></del> <add>exacerbation</add>, it now produces not only the momentarily<lb/>
pleasant sensation, but does every thing but completely<lb/>
remove the itching which thereafter never fails to</p>


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To J.B. Say J.B's Disorder

Meantime, the itching would cease during the
greatest part of the day : but when it appeared, a
slight contact applied for the purpose of relief had
the effect of exasperating it for a considerable length
of time, and left behind it a slight soreness which
made itself sensible whenever the parts were moved by motion of the body the skin was .
After every application made in medical view had
ceased, nothing being done but now and then a
little gentle friction for momentary relief, it very
gradually kept growing better and better. In
this state, I knew not how it happened that I took
to giving the parts some slight touches with a very
hard brush, such as is used for cleaning the
head instead of a small tooth comb. To my no
small surprize, instead of producing permanently
a bad effect, this treatment produced a good one.
Instead of producing, as at first, a no more than momentary
relief, at the expense of a longer continued
repetition exacerbation, it now produces not only the momentarily
pleasant sensation, but does every thing but completely
remove the itching which thereafter never fails to



Identifier: | JB/012/377/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 12.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

012

Main Headings

Folio number

377

Info in main headings field

to jb say jb's disorder

Image

001

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

/ / / f8

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

4438

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