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For Mrs Anderson

Her ailment troublesome, not dangerous. may be altogether
prevented. Therefore

Avoid a full diet of animal food. May take a bit of
meat at dinner. None at supper. At dinner, any
kind of plain meat as beef mutton, veal, lamb, whitefowl,

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but should make up with broth, pudding & vegetables
Avoid Bacon, Pork or any very fat meat, baked or fried
meats, & heavy sauces. Eggs unless as a part of a
pudding are bad for her as also Cheese unless in
very small quantity Fish, seldom & sparingly.

For drink, water with a little of some whitewine.
Avoid all malt liquor. At dinner & supper she
may take 2 or 3 glasses of plain wine, but let
it be whitewine, & avoid Red.

Frequent exercise on horseback or in a carriage, & if
once a year she take some length of journey
it will be of service.

Guard against cold, especially in her feet & legs
If a fit ↑of Illness↑ come on, a little vomitting may be allowed
but not much, & not to be encouraged. The first
thing to be done is to open her by a Laxative
glyster & after that if she haue not much vomiting
she may take 2 of the Anodyne pills below. But
if the vomiting be urgent & the Pills be thrown
up again, take the Anodyne glyster also below.

If the fit of pains [attending it, do not withstanding?]
continue violent, the Pills or Glyster may be repea¬
ted after 4 or 5 hours.

When she is tolerably free from her complaint she
should take 5 of the Aperient pills every night & morning for a fortnight, & this she should do at least every two
months, & particularly if at any time she feel her disor¬
der coming on, she may take these pills for 2 or 3
day in hope she may prevent the fit

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But when the disorder is actually come on, she
must lay aside these pills.