North American Journal of Homoeopathy1903 |
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... given dur- ing the stage of intense pain it may aggravate all the symptoms . When the pain has become modified , a mild constant galvanic current should be applied to the degenerated nerve , the current being passed through the nerve in ...
... given dur- ing the stage of intense pain it may aggravate all the symptoms . When the pain has become modified , a mild constant galvanic current should be applied to the degenerated nerve , the current being passed through the nerve in ...
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... given prompt and permanent relief . BRYONIA . Tearing , piercing , stitching , cutting pains , aggra- vated by motion ; oversensitiveness of all senses ; aching cramplike pains ; limbs swollen , red and sensitive to touch ; relief from ...
... given prompt and permanent relief . BRYONIA . Tearing , piercing , stitching , cutting pains , aggra- vated by motion ; oversensitiveness of all senses ; aching cramplike pains ; limbs swollen , red and sensitive to touch ; relief from ...
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... given epidemic ; we will suppose that their environments are very similar . It may be that the disease - producing forces represent a destructive power of so much violence and intensity that no system attacked has sufficient strength to ...
... given epidemic ; we will suppose that their environments are very similar . It may be that the disease - producing forces represent a destructive power of so much violence and intensity that no system attacked has sufficient strength to ...
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... given four times daily on the advent of the earliest symptoms and before pus formation - also a good iron tonic is indicated in those of the quinsy habit , this to be given at such times as the patient complains of unusual weariness or ...
... given four times daily on the advent of the earliest symptoms and before pus formation - also a good iron tonic is indicated in those of the quinsy habit , this to be given at such times as the patient complains of unusual weariness or ...
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... given condition , that we either do not consider the possibility of the right remedy for a particular case lying outside of the group , or we hestiate to accept such a suggestion ; and it sometimes happens that we try all of the group ...
... given condition , that we either do not consider the possibility of the right remedy for a particular case lying outside of the group , or we hestiate to accept such a suggestion ; and it sometimes happens that we try all of the group ...
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