Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Constitutional
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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 538 · 13 rubrics start on this page
- pressed eruptions further progress may be cut off, the attack aborted, by1
- pressed, after abuse of Bryonia3
- pressed, after abuse of Mercury2
- pressed, after abuse of Opium1
- pressed, after mental anxiety and worry1
- pressed, after over-mental and physical exertion1
- pressed, after shock from financial losses1
- pressed, during epidemic cholera or when cholera ends in typhus6
- pressed, great thirst, but fluids caused pain and gurgled through the intestines, as through an empty cask1
- pressed, in chronic alcoholism1
- pressed, weak, debilitated persons, in childhood or old age, when vitality is low3
- pressed, when the best selected remedy fails to arrest the progress of typhoid4
- pressed, with rapid course, tending to malignancy4
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