They are useful for costive habits, and may be made into an electuary; but, when unripe, Plums provoke choleraic diarrhoea.
In 1893, when the disease raged in Hamburg, a number of choleraic cases occurred at Grimsby in August, which were considered certainly Asiatic owing to their high degree of fatality.
In Leeds thecholeraic epidemic was less than in the adjoining country, and the few deaths that occurred from it were all among the poor and debilitated.
At first it was like the ordinary contagious fever of this country, "a disease familiar to common observation"; but afterwards it showed choleraic and pneumonic complications.
She was seized in the middle of the night following with the sudden and appalling symptoms of choleraic disease and died on the Monday afternoon[1486].
There had been numerous suspicious cases of choleraic disease in the early summer, including an outbreak in the gaol in the first week of July.
In many country places dysentery and choleraic diarrhoea were prevalent, as well as fever.
In that summer, as well as in the following, Sydenham lays stress upon the amount of choleraic and dysenteric sickness, without saying that it was specially fatal to children.
The advocates of anti-choleraic inoculations were abused in no particularly measured terms, and the inoculations were held up to be the source of every possible evil and danger .
In this bustee, about the end of March, 2 fatal cases of cholera and 2 cases of choleraic diarrhoea occurred.
Dose, 1, two or three times daily; in chronic and choleraic diarrh[oe]a.
It has long been a favourite remedy in all cases of simple and even choleraic diarrh[oe]a.
Some modifications of treatment are required for the choleraic form (in children, cholera infantum); the danger here is imminent from the drain of water and collapse.
Nor was the destruction delayed by placing choleraic excreta in or upon earth, dry or moist, or mixed with stagnant water.
The sufferers from this sow the germs of the disease in numerous, often distant and obscure, places, to which no choleraic person is supposed to have come.
Many persons have been affected with dysentery and choleraicsymptoms after partaking of butcher's meat of apparently the most healthy kind.
Kesteren, in the Medical Times for March, 1864, mentions a case where twelve persons were affected with choleraic symptoms after the use of pork not obviously diseased.
The absorption of the choleraic matter into the blood.
I have seen persons who are affected with choleraic symptoms complaining of being sore about the throat, but it is generally the soreness arising from what they first vomit, and after that it is the muscular soreness.
But thought of another danger obtruded as we came near the lines and encountered men from the Bulgarian army suffering from the choleraic dysentery which had then begun its ravages.
Yesterday's cold and bitter weather has fanned to an epidemic the choleraic dysentery which had been creeping through the trenches.
But ignorant of sanitary discipline, camped among the filthy Turkish villages, the choleraic dysentery passed from the Turkish trenches to theirs.
I still see before me a choleraic patient, whom, during the epidemic of 1849, I had left in the morning at ten o'clock, passing into the cold period.
Then, indeed, if the typhic miasma come to mix and blend with the choleraic miasma, all living beings will have to contend with the most deleterious causes of alterations in their health, and we may (God send it be otherwise!
A specific choleraic diarrhoea is as infectious as the evacuations which occur in completely developed cholera.
Footnote 52: Notes on the Poison contained inCholeraic Atomic Discharges.
In weakly children the early diarrhoea may persist in spite of treatment for many days; indeed, under the influence of high temperatures it may take on a true choleraic character.
It must be remembered that between choleraic diarrhoea and cholera in its complete form there are several grades, in one of the most common of which a tendency to vomit, and even a certain amount of vomiting, accompanies the diarrhoea.
The experiment had a tragic ending, as the inspector was shortly attacked with severe choleraic symptoms and died five days later, paratyphoid bacilli being found at the autopsy.
The first sign of trouble is sudden pain of the greatest intensity localized in the abdomen, accompanied by vomiting, thirst, and choleraic diarrhoea with mucous and bloody stools.
She did it up all by herself and what joy was hers when she tried it on then, smiling at the lovely reflection which the mirror gave back to her!
The same evening he was attacked with choleraic disease, and two days afterwards was a corpse.
Mabruki being seized with choleraic purging detains us to-day.
Choleraic purging again came on till all the water used was boiled, but I was laid up by sheer weakness near the hill Chanza.
The severe pneumonia in Marunga, the choleraic complaint in Manyuema, and now irritable ulcers warn me to retire while life lasts.
This morning a usurer, who feels a particular interest in my existence, brought me all sorts of anti-choleraic drugs, and begged me to make use of them.
Entering the Bulgarian lines on their right flank that morning, I had tried in vain to succour a soldier dying of the choleraic dysentery which had begun its ravages.
The illness was of a choleraic type; it had, as usual, a profound moral as well as physical effect.
About the end of March two fatal cases of cholera and two cases of choleraic diarrhoea occurred in Katal Bagan Bustee, in a population grouped around two tanks.
After the inoculation there occurred nine more cases of cholera, seven of which proved fatal, and one case of choleraic diarrhoea.
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