This section is from the "Impaired Health: Its Cause And Cure" (Volume 2) book, by John H. Tilden. Also available from Amazon: Impaired health its cause and cure: A repudiation of the conventional treatment of disease
The few hints I have given above apply to chronic pleurisy. As stated before, the fluid must be removed where the pressure on the heart or the lungs is great enough to cause dyspnea. (difficult breathing). Where there is discomfort the pressure must be overcome by aspirating.
 
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