He was for some time unconscious of existence, but at no period of the experiment were his sensations agreeable; a momentary nausea followed, but unconnected with languor or head-ache.
His head was whirling; the old wound throbbing waves ofnausea through him.
The wind was knocked from him; the nausea of his wound swept him again with a surge of dizziness.
It produced constant nausea and lessened the chills, but aggravated the fever.
Nausea and vomiting; unable to retain either food or liquid.
The laudanum and whiskey seemed to have produced no effect--the nausea and abdominal pains having subsided before they were administered.
Bitter eructations, great nauseaand retching, with a desire for stool.
In half an hour the nausea began again, but a few pellets checked it promptly and she fell asleep.
There is persistent morning nausea which should lead us to study this remedy in the vomiting of pregnancy.
I started down stairs and had a violent attack of nausea and a great deal of retching before I could vomit.
Thinking that if the irritation of pregnancy were thus subdued, that of menstruation might be as well, I have given it repeatedly in such cases of nausea or vomiting just before, during or after catamenia, with admirable results.
After decomposition had gone on for three or four weeks it was ascetic and simply fetid to a fearful degree, and no results except nausea were apparent in any one exposed to it in less than three or four days.
Swelling of the abdomen and nausea as if about to vomit.
Nausea at intolerable tastes, repugnance to insufferable smells, the fear of dangerous animals, natural phenomena, etc.
I have even known persons who always experienced thenausea at the very moment of conception, and who were thus aware when that event took place.
The powerful sympathetic action of the womb on the stomach produces not only nausea and vomiting, but various derangements of the appetite and taste also.
For a moment the nausea seized her so fiercely that she gasped, catching at her throat; and she stared at that bowed head and shaking shoulders with a horror that she had not felt before.
For the instant the sense of nausea vanished, swallowed up in emotion.
Their heads floated confusedly above the bodies to which they were secured by their attenuated necks, in which they were conscious of the nausea and indigestion of weakness.
She took the letter to her refuge on the wall and sat for a while unable to read it, the old nausea upon her.
As her eyes lit on the familiar writing a deadly nausea took hold of her, she felt physically sick and put her hand up to her throat to check its contraction.
I believe the best cure for those afflicted with this malady is to remain quiet, to eat sparingly, and avoid everything greasy; if there be nausea to take only toast and tea, and make the effort to get on deck.
Generally there is a separate saloon, for ladies, in an airy part of the ship, where, if they are not free from nausea or depression, they can retire and be as private as they desire.
He felt the sucking-disk attached; then the machine hummed, and a sickening nausea swept him as the blood drained from his body.
The two fliers crouched down near the door, shuddering nausea and weakness still holding them.
Nancy read this letter, in the quaint childish hand, with a great wave of dumb sickness creeping over her--a devastating, disintegrating nausea of soul and body.
The beastly nausea which comes on when I try to do anything warns me to stop.
There is kidney mischief going on--and it is accompanied by very distressing attacks of nausea and vomiting, which sometimes last for hours and make life a burden.
You could no longer breathe within those wooden walls, nauseawas upsetting every heart and every head.
Never before had such a nausea of pity and terror affected his heart.
And what disgust, what nausea must such a spectacle inspire; and what a longing for the vengeful knife that would bring health and joy!
As Pierre and Guillaume gazed at the guillotine, a feeling of nausea came over them.
But, a second time, the frightful nausea returned to her, and she brought up another discharge of black matter mingled with violet-coloured blood.
Put tobacco into the mouth and it immediately produces a profuse discharge of saliva; and if this proves unsuccessful in expelling the unwelcome intruder, severe nausea and vomiting ensue.
A deadly nausea seizes me, I swerve, totter, reel, and am only prevented from falling by the timely interference of a pine.
A sudden sensation of nausea surged through him; his eyes swam; his brain reeled; there was a loud buzzing in his ears; he knew no more.
The room would have struck an ordinary visitor with a sense of nausea almost like a physical blow.
During the night or morning the patient has a chill (or feels chilly) and experiences discomfort in the stomach, with sometimes nausea and vomiting.
Nitric acid stains face yellow; sulphuric blackens; carbolic whitens the mucous membrane, and also causes nausea and stupor.
Chills are not generally seen in children under six, but an attack begins with uneasiness, the face is pinched, the eyes sunken, the lips and tips of the fingers and toes are blue, and there is dullness and often nausea and vomiting.
Pain, faintness, and nausea follow severe bruises, and, in case of bad bruises of the belly, death may even ensue from damage to the viscera or to the nerves.
Tobacco when Swallowed: Nauseaand vomiting occur, with severe pain and great prostration; delirium or convulsions may follow.
And when on the way home he tried to flirt she could not quell the nausea in her soul.
Charity was wrung with a nausea of love in all its activities; she forswore them.
He stood in and battered at Dyckman's stomach till a gray nausea began to weaken his enemy.
They remained staring at each other, trying to crowd into their eyes an infinity of strange passionate messages, though their features were all awry with nausea and the premonition of lethal pains.
He was one of those who hate before they see, feel nausea before they taste, condemn the unknown, the unheard, the unoffending.
Nausea is fairly common too, due to toxic discharges from the gall bladder.
Despite the induced nausea it is still far better to continue with colonics because of the great relief experienced after the treatment.
The ripe fruit, called myrobalans in India, is purgative and six of them pounded up and given in decoction operate with certainty, producing 4 or 5 copious evacuations without nausea or other disagreeable symptoms.
For a child 1 soup-spoonful every 15 minutes till nausea is produced.
This amount sometimes causes nausea and colic; in the third or fourth stool the tænia is commonly expelled in a lifeless condition.
He had learned, too, not to pale with nausea when, as was their wont of many centuries, the dwellers in this uncouth town relentlessly pursued their custom of expectorating upon his floor immediately they entered and stood before him.
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