Commentaries On the History And Cure of Diseases
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The navel has been complained of, and so has the back, as the chief seat of the pain, even in those who have had inguinal ruptures ; which have undoubtedly been often the original cause, but, as I suspect, not always the seat of the in- flammation ; and in some cases the colic may have nothing to do with a hernia, which the patient chances to have, but is wholly owing to some of those causes, which produce it in persons who never were ruptured. Eructation of wind, which usually accompanies this... illness, and likewise the History and Cure of Diseases. Ail action of coughing, aggravate the pain to a degree hardly tolerable. It has happened in one or two instances, that the ileus has from the very beginning occasioned restlessness and uneasiness rather than pain, even in those, after whose death a portion of the intes- tine has been found sphacelated. The pain in those who recover, is changed into soreness, with a manifest relief of all the other symptoms ; and into restlessness in those who die, all the other symptoms at the same time becoming worse.
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The navel has been complained of, and so has the back, as the chief seat of the pain, even in those who have had inguinal ruptures ; which have undoubtedly been often the original cause, but, as I suspect, not always the seat of the in- flammation ; and in some cases the colic may have nothing to do with a hernia, which the patient chances to have, but is wholly owing to some of those causes, which produce it in persons who never were ruptured. Eructation of wind, which usually accompanies this... illness, and likewise the History and Cure of Diseases. Ail action of coughing, aggravate the pain to a degree hardly tolerable. It has happened in one or two instances, that the ileus has from the very beginning occasioned restlessness and uneasiness rather than pain, even in those, after whose death a portion of the intes- tine has been found sphacelated. The pain in those who recover, is changed into soreness, with a manifest relief of all the other symptoms ; and into restlessness in those who die, all the other symptoms at the same time becoming worse.
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