... with either disorder frequently present the same symptom: dyspnea on exertion. Consequently the clinician often labels the ... begins earlier, is more severe, is characterized by dyspnea rather than cough, and frequently is 6—33 ...

... stitching pains in the side, catching the 'breath; dyspnea. Drosera.—Severe spasmodic cough, causing frequent dis- charges ... cough with expectoration of mucus, sometimes of blood; dyspnea, especially on lying down; night sweats; pain after ...

... pains in the head, especially in forehead and cheek bones. Hypochondria.—Constrictive ... no dyspnea when walking. Chest and throat symptoms worse from ...

... 733 nervous 731 Dyspeptics, chronic 674 Dyspituitarism 807 Dyspnea 480 Ear disease 924 Eating, hasty 531, 702 ...

... Ibid., 1889, xv, 215.—Onodi (A.) Aphonie et dyspnea spasmodiques. Rev. de laryngol. [etc.], Par., 1892, xii, ...

... menstru- ation. Dyspepsia. Indigestion; literally, difficulty of appetite. Dyspnea. Difficulty of respiration. Shortness of breath. Dysuria. Difficulty ...

... D. A. H. (effort syndrome) are not uncommon—dyspnea on exertion- pain in the chest, palpitation, dizziness, ...

... the Trunk. (Superior Maxillary.........2 I Jugal or Cheek.............2 | Nasal.....................2 Bones of the 1 Lachrymal................. ... preternatural adhesion between the internal part of the cheek and gums; often oc- casioned by the abuse ...

... the first it must be remarked, that the cheek of the same side, the lower jaAV, the ... from the Hebrew term bukkah). The >2 BUF cheeks. Hippocrates terms them cyclos; the cheek is also ...

... zygomatic process of the temporal bone to the cheek bone. ZJ*GOMA'TICUS MA'JOR. This mus- cle arises from the cheek bone near the zygomatic suture, taking a direction ...