Which thus resemble the cold and hot fit of an intermittent fever.
This complaint is liable to recur at diurnal periods, like an intermittent fever, for weeks and months together, with great sneezing and very copious discharge for an hour or two.
In the inflammatory variety of intermittent fever, all these symptoms are acute, short, and characterized by strong reaction.
As in intermittent fever, should the course of treatment here advised not promptly arrest the disease, the family physician should be summoned.
Gastric fever, the most frequent variety of intermittent fever, is marked by irritation of the stomach and bowels, and a yellow appearance of the white of the eye.
The treatment should consist in the employment of those remedial agents advised in intermittent fever, the Golden Medical Discovery and quinine being taken during the remission of symptoms.
Towards night I was attacked once again with the intermittent fever.
Long before we reached Umanda, I was in my hammock in the paroxysms of a fierce attack of intermittent fever, which did not leave me until late that night.
I once met a similar haemorrhage in a case of intermittent fever in a child, and I recorded the fact as a possible hint for the applicability of Latrodectus mactans in a similar condition.
A young man went to America but failed in his trade, and became barkeeper on a Mississippi steamer, which place he had to give up on account of intermittent fever.
The history of intermittent fever suggests a similar relation between its cause and the febrile periods.
After much experience in these methods of mitigating and abridging the chills of intermittent fever, I feel entitled to say that, whether the objects be achieved or not, no injurious consequences ensue.
Ague, or Intermittent fever, is also a blood-disease.
Tonics, as we know, have the power of communicating health and strength in debility produced by various causes, and also of arresting the progress of intermittent fever.
The chief of these is Ague, or Intermittent Fever.
Rokitansky attributed some cases of gastric ulcer to intermittent fever.
He well described cholera morbus in saying that "it is a disease which appears in summer, due to imprudence in eating, at the same time as intermittent fever.
Infection of the blood by malaria was observed by Niemeyer to produce spasm of the stomach instead of the paroxysms of intermittent fever; and in malarious regions of the United States the same observation has been made.
In making use of Apis in every form of intermittent fever, we not only act in strict accordance with the homœopathic law generally, but we fulfil all the requirements of the individualizing method.
All the symptoms which have hitherto been observed in intermittent fever, will be found, with striking similarity, among the provings of Apis.
A very certain and effectual remedy for the ague or intermittent fever.
To take another instance; intermittent fever or ague, is a disease known among almost all nations of the world, but it usually occurs in the endemic form only.
Defn: A disease, especially an intermittent fever, which returns every third day, reckoning inclusively, or in which the intermission lasts one day.
One object of my visit was to ascertain the truth of the presence of intermittent fever there, which I had understood prevailed to such an extent that my patient, a consumptive, was afraid to return to his home in New Haven.
It is not necessary to add that there are no cases of intermittent fever regarded as originating on the localities named.
I take the position that so long as no one presents a better history of the etiology of intermittent fever by facts and observations, your theory must stand.
About a month previously, she had laboured under an attack of intermittent fever, which yielded, in a few days, to the ordinary treatment.
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