Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Diarrhœa
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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 524 · 33 rubrics start on this page
- Diarrhœa, black, burning, acrid continued
- colic and great restlessness1
- Diarrhœa, bloody13
- Diarrhœa, brownish, grayish or bloody3
- Diarrhœa, cadaverous, carrion-like4
- Diarrhœa, dark brown, odor like foul ulcers1
- Diarrhœa, dark, tarry mixed with bloody mucus
- Diarrhœa, dark, watery, painful1
- Diarrhœa, fetid3
- Diarrhœa, fetid, whether formed or loose2
- Diarrhœa, followed by prostration5
- Diarrhœa, gangrenous and bloody3
- Diarrhœa, liquid, yellow, between 4–7 A. M.1
- Diarrhœa, offensive, watery, with white flakes1
- Diarrhœa, putrid, colliquative1
- Diarrhœa, thin and extremely offensive6
- Diarrhœa, thin, cutting, drawing pains, extending to thighs1
- Diarrhœa, thin, foul4
- Diarrhœa, thin, very watery1
- Diarrhœa, thin, with glairy mucus, great urging1
- Diarrhœa, with empty belching1
- Hemorrhage11
- Involuntary22
- Involuntary, after eating, with rolling and rumbling in bowels1
- Involuntary, at night in sleep2
- Involuntary, painful and frequent2
- Involuntary, painful, after hard stool2
- Involuntary, painful, foul, bloody2
- Involuntary, paralysis of sphincter ani2
- Involuntary, paralysis of sphincter ani and vesicæ1
- Involuntary, stool and urine7
- Involuntary, sudden, black-brown, every three hours1
- Involuntary, when passing flatus3
- Involuntary, with stupefaction1
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