Morse of the Bureau of Animal Industry to the effect that white diarrhoea is caused by an intestinal parasite similar to the germ that causes human dysentery.
Now, for some reason, perhaps due to the belief that white diarrhoea was caused by a germ in the egg, this idea of washing with Zenoleum was conceived to be a possible solution of the incubator problem.
In this bustee, about the end of March, 2 fatal cases of cholera and 2 cases of choleraic diarrhoea occurred.
The best remedy which I have found for diarrhoea is: [TN: symbol: Rx].
Treatment of Diseases--Diarrhoea The treatment of fever in this part of Africa should be the same as that in Liberia, given on page 280.
This may arise from unhealthy irritating contents of the bowels producing spasmodic, griping, and colicky pains, or from diarrhoea with tenesmus arising from exposure to cold, or from irritation caused by the pressure of the gravid womb.
In others, after a short respite, diarrhoea re-commences, and soon is apt to become colliquative.
When there is diarrhoea with a good deal of griping and tenesmus, a dose of castor oil with Liquor Opii Sedativus in any aromatic water may be administered; and if the labour be not yet commenced, gr v of Pil.
If diarrhoea has set in to an exhausting degree, the opiates must be increased, and the Hydrarg.
It has been already stated that the diarrhoea and dysentery were prevalent among the crew, on the passage from Angier to Manila.
This simple aperient may be repeated occasionally, say once a week, and if diarrhoea be present it may be checked by the addition of a little morphia or dilute sulphuric acid.
I certify that I was severely attacked by diarrhoeaafter landing in the Crimea.
Staff Officer, having been attacked one evening with a very bad diarrhoea at Mrs. Seacole's, took some of her good medicine.
A quantity of offensive sloughy matter is brought away; the acid discharge is rendered harmless; the running from the nose and diarrhoea cease, &c.
In chronic diarrhoea careful attention to the diet is necessary.
The patient is attacked with gradually increasing constipation, which may alternate with diarrhoea which is generally set up by the irritation of the retained faeces.
He had secured some ice at one of the factories, and gave her some medicine, and both the diarrhoea and vomiting were stopped.
All the afternoon the vomiting and diarrhoea continued until Dr.
Next day she was suffering acutely from diarrhoea and vomiting, and one of the girls went to Ikotobong and summoned Miss Peacock, who immediately cycled over.
As for the unfortunate divisions that had, day after day and night after night, to face the foe in the trenches, hardly an officer, or man but was suffering from diarrhoea or dysentery.
Some of our regimental doctors actually begged the chief medical authorities, for humanity's sake, to let them have some medicine for diarrhoea or fever; but, no!
The discovery of bilharzia eggs and the organisms of dysentery and diarrhoea in the faeces of flies made it clear that the fly plays an even larger part in disseminating disease than has hitherto been understood.
Through the summer and autumn many cases of diarrhoea and of both amoebic and bacillary dysentery made their appearance.
By reason of the lack of cold storage and the high temperature, rotten food was not uncommon, and caused outbreaks of incapacitating diarrhoea and ptomaine poisoning.
Convulsive movements in the extremities often occur, with cramp in the legs, especially if the diarrhoea is severe.
There is very great prostration, and there may be diarrhoea with bloody stools.
The sickness is accompanied by diarrhoea or dysentery, swelling of the abdomen, and increased pain.
While obstruction prevails during the first week, the second week is characterized by diarrhoea of a pale and thin consistency.
Diarrhoea must be resisted by means of diet and clysters (enemas) with rice-water, if necessary; the enemas must be given cautiously.
Besides the people attacked by typhus, many other persons fell ill from lighter disease of the intestines, after having eaten of these crustaceous bivalves, the symptoms being diarrhoea and pains in the stomach.
Diarrhoea is very frequent from the time of weaning to the third year of age, and certainly in its effects forms so important a disease, that, unless in the slight form noticed above, a mother is not justified in attempting its relief.
There is another cause which also may give rise to diarrhoea at this time, independently of weaning, viz.
And if this is not procured early, there will be great danger of a diarrhoea setting in, which may probably prove fatal to the child.
In less than four-and-twenty hours, however, the diarrhoea returned.
For example, I have known a large dose of magnesia given by a nurse to an infant, that had been suffering from a diarrhoea of some days' standing, and very quickly cause death.
Should not the diarrhoea yield to the foregoing measures, and that readily, medical aid ought to be sought.
The irritation caused by difficult teething may give rise to diarrhoea at the period when the infant is weaned, independently of the weaning itself.
In the mean time the child was necessarily fed upon an artificial diet, and as a consequence its bowels became deranged, and a severe diarrhoea followed.
The consequence of such a plan of proceeding is usually very sad; a confirmed and obstinate diarrhoea but too commonly ensues, and the infant is sometimes reduced to the last extremity.
The patient rapidly passes into a state of extreme exhaustion, the tongue is dry and cracked, sordes form upon the teeth and lips, diarrhoea and congestion of the lungs rapidly supervene and terminate life.
At the Fecamp dispensary the mortality from diarrhoea has fallen to 2.
When the evacuations are coloured with blood, the diarrhoea has become dysentery, and cure is very doubtful.
In this diarrhoea there is no appearance of curdled chyle in the stools, as occurs in cholera.
Next, the motions of the alimentary canal become performed with less energy, or cease altogether; and a total want of appetite to solid food occurs, or sickness, or a diarrhoea occasioned by the indigested aliment.
And when a diarrhoea occurs with pale skin and cold extremities, the pricking of the points of a flannel shirt, worn next the skin, occasions universal warmth of it, and checks or cures the diarrhoea.
The diarrhoea infantum, or diarrhoea of infants, is generally owing to too great acidity in their bowels.
This species may be divided into three varieties deduced from their remote causes, under the names of diarrhoea febrilis, diarrhoea crapulosa, and diarrhoea infantum.
Violent catharsis, as in diarrhoea or dysentery, is attended with inverted motions of the lymphatics of the intestines, and is generally owing to some stimulating material.
The intestines cease to perform their office of absorption from a similar torpor; and a diarrhoea supervenes owing to the acrimony of their putrid, or of their acid contents.
This lymphatic diarrhoea sometimes becomes chronical, in which the atmospheric moisture, absorbed by the cutaneous and pulmonary lymphatics, is poured into the intestines by the retrograde motions of the lacteals.
A constant feeling as though diarrhoea would come on.
No unpleasant effects were observed, excepting a mild diarrhoeain some cases.
With a few people, particularly with those who have suffered from old spleen engorgements, diarrhoea sets in after using it for two or three weeks that makes them feel better.
I cured some cases of choleric diarrhoea by this medicine, but those cases were vaguely reported to me.
Diarrhoea with dark mulberry-colored stools without pain or tenesmus, but with mucus.
In many epilepticsdiarrhoea is more of a benefit than otherwise.
I was taken sick--I was sick with the diarrhoea a fortnight before I went to the hospital, and I was in the hospital a little over a week before I was exchanged.
That has produced diarrhoea and other diseases as a natural consequence, and they have aided the original cause and reduced them to their present condition.
Diarrhoea is a very common form of disease among them, and from all the circumstances I have every reason to believe that it is owing to exposure and the want of proper nourishment.
After this has had time to work itself out, follow up with doses of the diarrhoea mixture, as sold by chemists for the human subject.
The urine is usually deep yellow and very scanty, and the motions often clay-coloured and hard, though this latter condition is frequently absent, in fact diarrhoea present.
Diarrhoea arising through the irritation of unsuitable food in the stomach and bowels must be treated as follows:-- 1.
Vomiting and diarrhoea occur so frequently in infants from a wide variety of causes, that it is very difficult to say when they are merely starvation neuroses.
In rickets, diarrhoea often occurs, with no adequate explanation in the conditions present in the intestinal canal, and which is an essential feature of the disease itself.
Soda mints or a teaspoonful of baking soda may be given dissolved in hot water, and unless diarrhoea is present a Seidlitz powder or other saline cathartic may be given.
On the 24th, the diarrhoea continued, and there was increased weakness.
Diarrhoea is a symptom of frequent occurrence, and appears to exercise a considerable influence on the course of the disease.
At the expiration of an hour, a kind of diarrhoea or dysentery made its appearance.
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