Of course, the disappearance of nervous aphonia might follow the application of any treatment whatever, be it Eddyism, Chiropractic, Peruna or Celerina.
Celerina has substantial endorsement in nervous disorders characterized by Aphonia (nervous).
The treatment of functional aphonia should be general and local; tonics such as strychnin, iron, and arsenic should be administered; the intra-laryngeal application of electricity usually effects a sudden cure.
In the great majority of cases of intrinsic cancer the first and for many months the only symptom is huskiness of the voice, which may go on to complete aphonia before any other symptoms manifest themselves.
Hysterical aphonia in a mechanician (war time contributory?
Liébault notes that, not only cases of true nervous aphonia but cases of laryngitis, apparently of infectious origin, and cases of true voice strain, may also turn up for treatment.
Some men have been improperly discharged from the army for aphonia actually due to voice strain.
At the beginning of mobilization he suffered a functional aphonia for a few days.
Roussy and Lhermitte remark that, although aphonia sometimes exists from the outset of shock, it is often a phase in recovery from mutism.
Under suggestive treatment, curative gymnastics, as well as electrotherapeutics, the aphoniaand abasia disappeared in a few days, but the patient continued to complain of headache and insomnia.
The aphonia persisted for a fortnight, and the patient could hear only loud shouting when close to his ear.
A spasm was produced, which was carried to the point of considerable cyanosis, but the aphonia was relieved and for the first time in three months the man spoke.
Two cases of functional aphonia following bursting of a shell in close proximity.
It was, therefore,” remarks Garel, “a nervous aphonia susceptible of instantaneous cure.
At entrance, complete paralysis of both legs and left hand; loss of speech and aphonia (speech understood).
He was much emaciated, and experienced great difficulty in swallowing, on account of the irritation induced in the region of the glottis; he had occasional cough, purulent sputa, and aphonia almost complete.
If aphoniaand difficulty of both inspiration and expiration be present at the same time, there is certainly membranous occlusion.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "aphonia" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: aphasia; croak; crow; dumbness; falsetto; harshness; hiss; lisp; muteness; quaver; shake; tremor; twang
