Jones ran and fetched the phial, and I fished out of my portmanteau the bottle of dyspepsia mixture you gave us and filled Jones's phial.
I am writing to you to-day, and you are the giver of the Damtidam, alias dyspepsia mixture.
But for all that he was in good spirits, for he had had nodyspepsia since we left Constantinople, and announced that he believed he was at last getting even with his darned duodenum.
The congregation had a blue, pinched look, as if their religion were too difficult of digestion to be nourishing, and a moral dyspepsia had been the result of swallowing large portions of it.
It is a trick I have caught from father: it is part of my inheritance, like dyspepsia and a liver.
One may have bronchitis and dyspepsia at once, but sea-sickness monopolizes the whole body.
The aperients are causing dyspepsiaand intermittent action of the heart, which frightens me.
P---- to see me, allowing me to suppose he was a stomach authority as my dyspepsia is bad.
Dyspepsia with cough and loss of weight and strength form a common group of symptoms.
The general health suffers, and weakness, anæmia, and dyspepsia are common.
The printed matter contains numerous claims and representations of which the following are specimens: “A positive specific for indigestion, dyspepsia and the most effective remedy in obstinate cases of vomiting of gestation.
This assumption was correct if limited to certain cases of dyspepsia in which it can be shown that certain ferments are absent or deficient.
The great cause of the insanity and dyspepsia so prevalent among the rural classes is rich pie and cake.
Mrs. Peter Jones did say in a whisper that if Mrs. Jameson had had dyspepsia ten years on those hard biscuits it was more than any of us had had on our cake and pie.
Dyspepsia and neuralgia are not conducive to vivacity.
Then you will have one some day," Murray answered, and I imagined that he looked at me as if in the future we could have a royal time nursing our dyspepsia together.
They Cured me of Dyspepsia when all other remedies failed, and their occasional use has kept me in a healthy condition ever since.
After much suffering, I have been cured of Dyspepsia and Liver troubles By Using Ayer's Pills.
Haven't I put on curry till it give me a furred mouth and dyspepsia of the soul?
Sometimes that dyspepsia took him bad, and when he had one of those spells he'd light out into poetry scandalous.
I took him for one that had got too much conscience, or too much restlessness, one of the two, and between them they gave him dyspepsia of the soul.
Dyspepsia associated with this condition of the intestinal track cannot be relieved until the constipation is relieved, and by overcoming the constipation the dyspeptic symptoms often disappear.
We have the authority of Sir James Johnson also for saying that no case of purely functional dyspepsia can resist a pedestrian tour over the Alps.
Many forms of functional dyspepsia due to nervous disturbance of a reflex character will be pointed out when discussing the etiology of the disease.
The immediate causes of dyspepsia are such as act more directly on the stomach.
For two years the patient had suffered with dyspepsia and epigastric pain after eating, was gouty, and had lost flesh.
In this, which is the most common form of gastric ulcer gastralgia, dyspepsiaand vomiting are the symptoms.
In colonic dyspepsia all active purgation should be avoided, and salines, such as sulphate of magnesia, the Hunyadi and other saline mineral waters, should be specially prohibited.
Acute dyspepsia in the bowel lasts from a few hours to a day or two, and ends in leaving the patient as well as before.
Nervous dyspepsia is often associated with other nervous affections, and is caused especially by influences which depress the nervous system.
If in the course of ten days or two weeks essential relief is not obtained, ulcer may be excluded, and the proper treatment for nervous dyspepsia with tonics and electricity may be adopted (Leube).
But in many cases it will be found that treatment directed against the dyspepsia cures the vertigo.
But it would be erroneous to suppose that the fermentative dyspepsia is the primary disease; it is a symptom which can be permanently corrected only by correcting the condition upon which it depends.
These express simply certain states of the system with which atonic dyspepsia is so frequently found associated.
In the more typical cases there are no signs of dyspepsia whatever, no fulness nor excessive redness of the tongue, no nausea, regurgitation of food, nor pyrosis.
Dyspepsia would not weaken their poignant outcries, or self-interest check their fainting fits.
Confirmed dyspepsia is the apparatus of illusions,' and he accuses the Ages that put faith in sorcery, of universal indigestion, which may have been the case, owing to their infamous cookery.
Dyspepsia and general debility and emaciation accompanied the disease.
Whatever the secondary or other troubles of patients, any co-existing dyspepsia was in every instance either cured or greatly ameliorated.
The remedies for this disease are unfortunately so numerous, there is so much temptation to try another where one remedy has failed, that it is seldom or never that an uncomplicated case of dyspepsia applies for electrical treatment.
The paper pointed out that Mr. Master had been a sufferer from dyspepsia for many years, but this had not had a permanently depressing effect on his mind.
She was not then suffering from the dyspepsia which generally attacked her immediately after a meal.
She was dreadfully anaemic and suffered from the dyspepsia which accompanies that ailing.
You'll find this about the best place for getting dyspepsia at the lowest cost in the Quarter.
It is said that in India, where dyspepsia is common, garlic is found to be a great palliative.
His record in the Army makes no mention of either of these troubles, but does show that he had at some time during his service dyspepsia and intermittent fever.
It contains a certain proportion of tannic acid which is dissolved by boiling, and when drunk, produces a deleterious effect upon the mucous membrane of the stomach, causing dyspepsia with its attendant evils.
One doctor writes:-- "What makes dyspepsiaso hard to cure?
The causes of dyspepsia are various; errors of diet being the most common.
Newell Martin says:-- "A vast number of persons suffer from alcoholic dyspepsia without knowing its cause; people who were never drunk in their lives and consider themselves very temperate.
In many instances some form of dyspepsia is the cause of the sleeplessness, palpitation or other uneasy feeling for which a sedative is desired, and when this is cured the symptoms vanish.
Breakfast foods," cooked for ten or twenty minutes, are also dyspepsia producers.
It is also one of the most definite of facts that persons who indulge even in what is called the moderate use of alcohol suffer often from dyspepsia from this cause alone.
All that alcoholics can do for dyspepsia is to allay the uneasy sensations for a time, while adding to the trouble.
If he lives on six hundred, nothing could give him the dyspepsia save his own sermons, I imagine," said De Forrest.
I will buy all the bake-shops out, in my zeal,--enough to give the parson and all his people the dyspepsia for a month.
The various remedies for dyspepsia were all tried in my case without the least benefit.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dyspepsia" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
