North American Journal of Homoeopathy1903 |
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... head , stony hard , firmly adherent , retracted nipple , with ulceration and breaking down of the tissue already begun . By the end of the first month the tumor had softened about its circumference to the extent of more than one - third ...
... head , stony hard , firmly adherent , retracted nipple , with ulceration and breaking down of the tissue already begun . By the end of the first month the tumor had softened about its circumference to the extent of more than one - third ...
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... head- ache , malaise , constipation , wandering pains and a general feeling of illness and exhaustion . The X - ray treatment was suspended and finally the patient took to her bed with typhoid fever , passed through the stages of that ...
... head- ache , malaise , constipation , wandering pains and a general feeling of illness and exhaustion . The X - ray treatment was suspended and finally the patient took to her bed with typhoid fever , passed through the stages of that ...
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... head turned down over the side of the table . The solution is The best position for the patient is on one side , so that the face may be turned down over one side of the table . The solution is then allowed to enter one nostril and flow ...
... head turned down over the side of the table . The solution is The best position for the patient is on one side , so that the face may be turned down over one side of the table . The solution is then allowed to enter one nostril and flow ...
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... head will be large with open fontanelles . Calcarea phos . differs from calcarea carb . , in that it is suitable to persons who are more active , with dark hair and dark complexion , and dark eyes . The abdomen , instead of being full ...
... head will be large with open fontanelles . Calcarea phos . differs from calcarea carb . , in that it is suitable to persons who are more active , with dark hair and dark complexion , and dark eyes . The abdomen , instead of being full ...
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... head sweats , especially when asleep ; teething is slow and hard , and the child is slow in learning to talk and walk . Calcarea carb . is the remedy . But if your patient complains of feeling too full and of being bloated so to speak ...
... head sweats , especially when asleep ; teething is slow and hard , and the child is slow in learning to talk and walk . Calcarea carb . is the remedy . But if your patient complains of feeling too full and of being bloated so to speak ...
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