... its exhibition, on the ground that it increases perspiration, seems exceedingly frivolous, when the above important benefits ... heats, that she was almost continually in a sweat, and could not bear the least covering even ...

... dry, rough, and assumes a clayey aspect; morning sweats occur, the superior extremi- ties are infiltrated, and ... the pupils, itching about the nose, disturbed sleep, perspirations, irregularity of the pulse, and disagree- able breath. ...

... says, "Let the nuts be first spread to sweat, then cover them in sand; a month being ... in large quantities, they seldom disagree. They promote perspiration, im- part a violet smell to the urine, ...

... legs; he was also troubled with diarrhea and sweating. The blood sugar picture could not be ascertained: ... secretion of the ’Cidneys is in- creased, the sweat glands are stimulated, the sex glands take up ...

... ble, the surface bathed with a cold, clammy sweat; imperfect stupor, and mild muttering delirium occurred, and ... some- times preceded or accompanied by profuse fetid sweats; rapid and full pulse at the outset, subsequently ...

... by promoting the several excretions, particularly that by perspiration, which, by diminishing the quantity of the fluids, ... But hard labour, and every thing that promotes sweat or fatigue, as also the extremes of heat ...

... are less subject to it than adults. Obstructed perspiration,occasion- ed either by wearing wet clothes, lying ... skin in scrofula and a scrofulous predisposition, exhausting sweats, and tendency to ca- tarrhs, chronic nervous diseases, ...

... cotic, producing alarming prostration, incontrollable vomiting, . trembling, cold sweats, and death. When given in suitable doses, it ... are fol- lowed by delirium, stertorous breathing, cold sweats, convul- sions, and apoplectic death. Its stimulant effects ...

... angelica and mast'-rwort in expelling flatulencies, exciting sweat, and opening obstructions ; therefore it is chiefly used ... duced by us exhibition, namely, syncope with cold'sweats; and, in some instances, death. If Ji. be ...

... disease. It is observed, that vol. xii. 41 perspiration carries off more or less of the fluid ... the former symptoms are removed, and a profuse perspiration is produced. This is usually promoted by friction, ...