The Guiding Symptoms Of Our Materia Medica V 4 1884 PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: ...in l. hypochondriac region, which is painful on pressure. 0lntermittent. lTension in abdomen by drinking. Olntermittent. lGreat rumbling in bowels. lGurgling in abdomen with sensation of contraction near umbilicus. 0Typhoid. lAbdomen drawn spasmodically towards vertebral column; then becoming swollen and distended, with constantly changing swellings over surface. 0Colic. lSpasmodic, flatulent colic about midnight, flatus passed without relief; belching relieves, by coughing, pain severest in epigastric, umbilical and r. iliac regions. lDistension of abdomen, flatulent colic, pain in umbilical and hypogastric regions as of a heavy stone; every movement or touch pains as from an internal ulcer. lSpasmodic, cram y pain in abdomen, with feeling of distension followed) by oppressed breathing and sensation of emptiness in bowels.. lSensation in abdomen as if sharp stones rubbed together at every movement. Pressure, sticking and cutting pains in various parts of abdomen, chiefly around navel. lDarting pain below umbilicus through to spine. 0Typhoid. Pain in l. side of abdomen by bending double. lPain under l. ribs from pressure, sleep disturbed when lying on that side. 0lntermittent. Several stitches through abdomen and lower part of back, from before backward, early in morning, in bed. lConstant pain in r. iliac region near caecum, from least touch; pain often remits, returning, however, very much aggravated; during paroxysm, drawing ains through whole abdomen, causing her to work the llimbs constantly; can find relief in no position. 0Cold during catamenia. Constricting pains in hypogastrium, with pressure towards genitals, and qualmishness in epigastrium. lRupture pain on r. side; fulness in groin, with sensation as if all would give way...