... there is head- ache, vertigo, foul tongue, disagreeable eructations, con- stipation, remove them. If the symptoms denote ... diarrhoea become profuse, exhausting; abdomen tympanitic; hiccough and eructations precede complete exhaustion and death. Cause.—The disease ...

... tongue being white, their sto- mach flatulent, the eructations fetid; yet were they not without appetite, nor ... prising three hundred sneezes, (Ibid. 1672) ; ter- tian eructation, at the rate of three hundred eruc- tations ...

... exchanged for a convulsive hiccough, with frequent bilious eructations; after the abdominal tension, fever and extreme restlessness ... be hardness and distension of the abdomen, putrid eructations, or even vomiting of fsecal matter. Dose: If ...

... may be given : peppermint drops usu- ally excite eructations, and recal the taste of the oil. When ... and the conse- quences of which are sour eructations, flatulence, and often vomiting. Hectic fever, which is ...

... presence of food can be distin- guished by eructations for more than double the time. It is ... by the disengagement of air and conse- quent eructations ; a sense of weight, or heat, or of ...

... causing a sensation of warmth in the stomach, eructations, and often from its nauseous taste nausea and ... pro- duces oppression, when there is flatulence, acid eructations, and the general evidences of dyspepsia, excitants become ...

... digestion is imperfect, and accompanied by bitter acrid eructations ; thirst, and a sense of epi- gastric fulness ... giving rise to habitual flatulency with irritating, acid eructations, nausea and vomiting of a liquid, at first ...

... with difficulty in assimilating sugar and fat. Acid eructations, heartburn, A TYMPANITES—TYPHOID FEYER. 257 flatulence. Paleness ... relieved by vomiting. 6. Griping abdominal pain; fetid eructations; diarrhoea; unhealthy watery stools. 7. Retching; increased salivation ; ...