Southern Practitioner: An Independent Monthly Journal Devoted to Medicine and Surgery, Volume 81886 |
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... increased by eating , and was relieved by vomiting . It came about two or three hours after eating , and continued until vomiting gave relief . Follow- ing this there would be great irritation of the stomach , with ex- cessive thirst ...
... increased by eating , and was relieved by vomiting . It came about two or three hours after eating , and continued until vomiting gave relief . Follow- ing this there would be great irritation of the stomach , with ex- cessive thirst ...
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... increased by eating . Siuce the attacks appeared the pain has been growing more severe , and now comes sooner after eatfng , but for a long time the pain came three hours after eating , when the gastric digestion was almost finished and ...
... increased by eating . Siuce the attacks appeared the pain has been growing more severe , and now comes sooner after eatfng , but for a long time the pain came three hours after eating , when the gastric digestion was almost finished and ...
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... increased sensibility . Gastralgia is , however , often associated with subacute inflamma- tory states of the lining membrane of the stomach . We then have a mixed case , and there may then be distinct local tender- ness associated with ...
... increased sensibility . Gastralgia is , however , often associated with subacute inflamma- tory states of the lining membrane of the stomach . We then have a mixed case , and there may then be distinct local tender- ness associated with ...
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... increasing the quantity and lengthening the intervals . This diet should continue until all tendency to neuralgia is overcome . When this man came into the hospital , I ordered five grains of subnitrate of bismuth and pepsin with one ...
... increasing the quantity and lengthening the intervals . This diet should continue until all tendency to neuralgia is overcome . When this man came into the hospital , I ordered five grains of subnitrate of bismuth and pepsin with one ...
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... increases the distress and causes weight , fullness and discomfort in the epigastrium . The secretion of the liver is also affected . The urine is reddish in color , and throws down a brick dust sediment , and from time to time this man ...
... increases the distress and causes weight , fullness and discomfort in the epigastrium . The secretion of the liver is also affected . The urine is reddish in color , and throws down a brick dust sediment , and from time to time this man ...
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