DEP/DUA/1/45/49 (Transcript version)

John Murray

1789

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N^o33. March. 3^d. 1789.

John Murray at 34 complains of a constant fixed pain of the Head confined in a great measure to the os frontis. He observes also a great diminution of vision in both eyes. On inspection however they have a natural appearance, excepting that the pupils seem to be somewhat dilated. But they contract freely on exposure to light. He has likewise a sense of coldness over his whole body, & complains of much general debility, with unusual depression of spirits.

Pulse & Belly regular. Appetite not much impaird.

The pain of his head came on about July last without any obvious cause. And the diminution of vision superveend in [Decer].

He has used no medicines.

Cap. Pil. e Camph. grV om m & vesp.

March 7^th.

Thinks his headach somewhat diminishd since the use of the pills, but the affection of vision continues much as before

Cont. Pil sed cap. Pil. ii om m. & vesp. nec non elic. indies scint. electr. ex oculis.

21

Symptoms much as before

Cont. Med. u. a.

28

The headach has been less severe & less constant, but there has been little change on his vision

Cont. Med. u. a. & hab. Ungt. Tereb. cum Opio ℥ i. illin p. dol. dorsi

April 4.

Headach relievd & he is less affected with the diminution of vision. He is also free from a pain of his back with which has lately been affected.

Interm Ungt. Cont. Pil & Electr

April 11^th

The headach & affection of vision continue much diminishd. But he has had some return of the pain & weakness of his back.

Cont. Med & Rept. Ungt Tereb. cum Opio. u. a.

Remitted to the ordinary list