. The treatment of disease by electric currents : a hand-book of plain instructions for the general practitioner . ra-uterine applications tlie first galvanic sitting shouldalways employ tJic positive pole. I believe this to be a judiciousrule for the general practitioner to follow, because of theadvantages which the action of this pole affords in determiningthe state of the uterine and adjoining tissues and in preparingtolerance. If the first application demonstrates^ a normal tolerance wemay begin at once at the next sitting with the essential soften-ing, liquefying and absorbing action of t
. The treatment of disease by electric currents : a hand-book of plain instructions for the general practitioner . ra-uterine applications tlie first galvanic sitting shouldalways employ tJic positive pole. I believe this to be a judiciousrule for the general practitioner to follow, because of theadvantages which the action of this pole affords in determiningthe state of the uterine and adjoining tissues and in preparingtolerance. If the first application demonstrates^ a normal tolerance wemay begin at once at the next sitting with the essential soften-ing, liquefying and absorbing action of the negative pole. Ifintolerance to more than a small current demonstrates sub-acute inflammation which must be allayed before taking thenext step, the treatment of this complication by measures de-scribed under a separate heading must precede active electrol-ysis. (See Pelvic Peri and Para Metritis.) The judgment obtained by a little practice with these methodsinstructs the physician when he can safely proceed to attackthe indurated hyperplasia. Place large felt-covered, flat electrodes, 7X 10 (well saturated. Fig. 122. Fine felt or sponge covered electrode—assorted sizes with soft rubber insulating backs. with the invariable hot-water solution of bicarbonate of soda),upon the lower abdomen and under the sacrum and connect
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