The Indigestions: Or, Diseases of the Digestive Organs Functionally Treated

abdomen admitted to St aged albumen alcohol alimentary canal alkaline anæmia appetite arising arrested attack beef-tea bile bismuth blood body bowels carbonic carbonic acid catamenia catarrh cause chronic cold complained condition constipation consumption costive cough cure derangement diarrhoea diet digestion dinner disease doses dyspepsia effect emaciated epigastrium eructations excess exertion fæces fermentation flatulence fluid frequent gastric juice grains habit hæmatemesis headache heart heartburn hospital hydrocyanic acid increased indigestion induced instance intestinal leeches lesion liver lungs Mary's matter meals meat milk morbid morning mouth mucous membrane mucus muscular natural nausea nervous never night normal observed œsophagus opium organs pain passed patient pepsine pressure produced pulmonary pulse purgatives pylorus quantity quinine quinine and strychnine relieved remedies saliva secretion SECTION seemed solid sometimes stomach stools strychnine suffered swallowed symptoms tion tissue tongue treatment ulceration urine usually vomiting waterbrash week weight