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- Heroic_medicine abstract "Heroic medicine was the tradition in European medicine that encouraged the use of treatments with immediate effect, even at substantial risk to the patient. The treatments most commonly used were bloodletting and purging of the digestive tract. Heroic methods dominated medical practice in the 18th and early 19th centuries, but were displaced from the mid-19th century onward by the rival \"conservative\" approach.During the \"Age of Heroic Medicine\" (1780–1850),educated professional physicians made extensive use of bloodletting (venesection), intestinal purging (calomel), vomiting (tartar emetic), profuse sweating (diaphoretics) and blistering, stressing already weakened bodies. Physicians originally treated diseases like syphilis with salves made from mercury. While well-intentioned, and often well-accepted by the medical community, these treatments were actually harmful to the patient.".
- Heroic_medicine thumbnail James_Gillray,_Gentle_Emetic_Wellcome_L0019896.jpg?width=300.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageID "382412".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageLength "2369".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageOutDegree "12".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageRevisionID "687326782".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Antimony_potassium_tartrate.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Bloodletting.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_medicine.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Gastrointestinal_tract.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Heroic_measure.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Medicine.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Mercury(I)_chloride.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Mercury_(element).
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Perspiration.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Salve.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink Syphilis.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLink File:James_Gillray,_Gentle_Emetic_Wellcome_L0019896.jpg.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLinkText "Heroic Medicinal".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLinkText "Heroic medicine".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLinkText "dogmatic".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLinkText "heroic medicine".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLinkText "heroic".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageWikiLinkText "purging".
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Dubious.
- Heroic_medicine wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Heroic_medicine subject Category:History_of_medicine.
- Heroic_medicine hypernym Tradition.
- Heroic_medicine type Food.
- Heroic_medicine type Field.
- Heroic_medicine type Redirect.
- Heroic_medicine comment "Heroic medicine was the tradition in European medicine that encouraged the use of treatments with immediate effect, even at substantial risk to the patient. The treatments most commonly used were bloodletting and purging of the digestive tract.".
- Heroic_medicine label "Heroic medicine".
- Heroic_medicine sameAs Q5743343.
- Heroic_medicine sameAs m.021s7g.
- Heroic_medicine sameAs Q5743343.
- Heroic_medicine wasDerivedFrom Heroic_medicine?oldid=687326782.
- Heroic_medicine depiction James_Gillray,_Gentle_Emetic_Wellcome_L0019896.jpg.
- Heroic_medicine isPrimaryTopicOf Heroic_medicine.
