... types. Stages: the cold, the hot, and the sweating stages. Symptoms—Of the cold stage: lassitude, yawn- ing; skin ... and hardness, and becoming soft and full; night sweats, and other symptoms of hectic. inflammation in general. 69 4. Gangrene. ...

... very low and sinking pulse, accompanied by clammy sweats—these symptoms indicate the presence of great danger. In persons ... succeeded by great heat, and frequently ends in perspiration ; but its characteristic symptom, by which it is always accompanied, is pain ...

... very low and sinking pulse, accompanied by clammy sweats—these symptoms indicate the presence of great danger. In persons ... succeeded by great heat, and frequently ends in perspiration ; but its characteristic symptom, by which it is always accompanied, is pain ...

... very low and sinking pulse, accompanied by clammy sweats—these symptoms indicate the presence of great danger. In persons ... succeeded by great heat, and frequently ends in perspiration ; but its characteristic symptom, by which it is always accompanied, is pain ...

... of the face. But with diarrhoea and clammy sweats, Arsenic When inflammatory symptoms have been subdued, but tho expectoration presents a ... suffering at night; coldness and shivering, with general perspiration or fever. ... symptoms present, see article indigestion, p. 95. Administration. Same ...

... types. &ages : the cold, the hot, and the sweating stages. Symptoms—Of the cold stage: lassitude, yaAvning; skin pale ... and hardness, and becoming soft and full; night sweats, and other symptoms of hectic. Gangrene. Never occurs in the cartilages, ...

... types. Stages: the cold, the hot, and the sweating stages. Symptoms—Of the cold stage : lassitude, yawn- ing; skin ... and hardness, and becoming soft and full; night sweats, and other symptoms of hectic. 4. Gangrene. Never occurs in the ...

... by the intense prostra- tion and the profuse sweats. Typhoid symptoms indicate rhus and phosphorus. SCARLET FEVER. Nomenclature.—Scarlatina, ... anaemia, slight cough, and perhaps loss of appetite. Sweats may or may not be present. Later, symptoms forcibly directing attention to the lungs, such as ...

... all symptoms of head and chest. (Nat. m.—Sweat relieves all symptoms but headache, which is increased, Eup. perf.) Drinking ... All the symptoms 114 THERAPEUTIC are worse while sweating. (All the symptoms are relieved by sweating, Nat. m.). Tongue:—Coated ...

... moist, evidencing in the system a disposition to perspiration. This symptom furnished, as will appear hereafter, an excellent indication ... mind free from delirium, and if to these symptoms were added a gentle perspiration, a pulse somewhat expanded, and an equable state ...