A few observations on nervous affectionsSimpkin and Marshall, 1859 - 91 páginas |
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... painful and distressing affections from which a patient can suffer - even after every other means had wholly failed . I need hardly observe here , that before any plan of treatment can be selected with rea- sonable prospect of success ...
... painful and distressing affections from which a patient can suffer - even after every other means had wholly failed . I need hardly observe here , that before any plan of treatment can be selected with rea- sonable prospect of success ...
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... pain ; especially during the passage of gall- stones into the intestines , and this was usually attended with jaundice and other hepatic disorder . In such cases , strict attention to regimen and diet should be enjoined ; the food ...
... pain ; especially during the passage of gall- stones into the intestines , and this was usually attended with jaundice and other hepatic disorder . In such cases , strict attention to regimen and diet should be enjoined ; the food ...
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... pain in the chest , at first occasional , but at last fixed and permanent , attended with a sense of constric- tion , and a difficulty or shortness of breathing , followed by a great deal of nervous excitement . The circulation then ...
... pain in the chest , at first occasional , but at last fixed and permanent , attended with a sense of constric- tion , and a difficulty or shortness of breathing , followed by a great deal of nervous excitement . The circulation then ...
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... pains , as they are called , are felt in different parts of the chest ; or sudden and violent pains which instantly stop the breath , known by the name of " stitch in the side " frequently attack and greatly distress the sufferer . This ...
... pains , as they are called , are felt in different parts of the chest ; or sudden and violent pains which instantly stop the breath , known by the name of " stitch in the side " frequently attack and greatly distress the sufferer . This ...
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... pain or tightness of the chest , attended with shortness of breath - all hope of recovery is at an end . No one possessed of even the most limited experience , could hold out the slightest expectation of a cure . All that can be done is ...
... pain or tightness of the chest , attended with shortness of breath - all hope of recovery is at an end . No one possessed of even the most limited experience , could hold out the slightest expectation of a cure . All that can be done is ...
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Página 31 - He complained much of being always cold, but at night the soles of his feet and the palms of his hands were in a burning heat.
Página 35 - ... in comfort and health. Whereas, if we [transgress it, and persevere in breathing an atmosphere containing less than the requisite quantity of oxygen, and more than the usual quantity of carbonic acid, we have no more right to expect to enjoy health, energy, activity of mind and body, than to expect a fire to burn without air, or a fish to live out of water.
Página 28 - This condition might be observed on the palms of the hands as well as on the soles of the feet ; it was also often found under the diaper.
Página 48 - The vomiting produced by cerebral disease is often of the most decided character, and it is of the greatest importance that the nature of the malady should be correctly understood. To treat the stomach while the irritation is at the cerebral extremity of the nerve, is often the greatest injury to the patient. The bilious attacks of early life are very frequently to be traced to cerebral disease, and are too often overlooked till the true character of the...