The British Journal of Homoeopathy, Volume 151857 |
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... seems to me that aconite , pulsatilla , and rhus toxicodendron present in their pathogenesy many similia to the different forms of scarlatina which now frequently appear amongst us . In speaking on this subject with my brother ...
... seems to me that aconite , pulsatilla , and rhus toxicodendron present in their pathogenesy many similia to the different forms of scarlatina which now frequently appear amongst us . In speaking on this subject with my brother ...
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... seems to splash about when walking . Abdomen . Tearing pain in umbilical region . Tense , swollen abdomen , with discharge of much flatus . Colic pains with dis- charge of bright red blood by stool . Shooting in right hypo- chonder ...
... seems to splash about when walking . Abdomen . Tearing pain in umbilical region . Tense , swollen abdomen , with discharge of much flatus . Colic pains with dis- charge of bright red blood by stool . Shooting in right hypo- chonder ...
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... seems , however , to enjoy a ' consi- derable repute among the Germans , and has occupied the attention of several resident physicians , by whom it has been disinterestedly praised for virtues , the possession of which by it seems ...
... seems , however , to enjoy a ' consi- derable repute among the Germans , and has occupied the attention of several resident physicians , by whom it has been disinterestedly praised for virtues , the possession of which by it seems ...
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... . Burns , uterine phlebitis seems to have been ignored by the profession , or at least to have been unobserved VOL . XV , NO . LIX . - JANUARY , 1857 . D and unsuspected . These are the words of Burns : by Mr. Ayerst . 33.
... . Burns , uterine phlebitis seems to have been ignored by the profession , or at least to have been unobserved VOL . XV , NO . LIX . - JANUARY , 1857 . D and unsuspected . These are the words of Burns : by Mr. Ayerst . 33.
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... seem preferable to the opposite extreme . In the treatment of inflammation of the veins , whether it be in men or women— whether it be after mechanical injury , from large abscesses , or after amputation , or if it be uterine or crural ...
... seem preferable to the opposite extreme . In the treatment of inflammation of the veins , whether it be in men or women— whether it be after mechanical injury , from large abscesses , or after amputation , or if it be uterine or crural ...
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