The Pulmist ; Or, Introduction to the Art of Curing And Preventing the Consumption Or Chronic Phthisis
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Crooked nails-— 6. Falling of the hair— 7. Difliculty to swallow— 8. Typhus hec- tic fever---9. Extreme debility, &c.
128. These deplorable symptoms, although not always united, indicate the last stage of the disease, when hope seems to leave the patients, who feel themselves daily dying.
129. In the first or incipient stage, the symp- toms of the disease are a loud or dry cough; 2, thin or frothy expectoration; 3, pains in the breast; 4, turbid urine; 5, disturbed bowels; 6, noise in the ears;... 7, dry skin, &c. It is then that we may easily cure.
130. The second or inflammatory stage offers B [42 1 the following additional symptoms: 1, feverish flush on the cheeks, after meals chiefly; 2, heat in the palms of the hands and feet; 3, febrile motions; 4, inflamed urine; 5, constipation; 6, streaks of blood in the expectoration, or attacks of hemoptysis; 7, insomny; 8, night sweats, &c.
131. In the third or confirmed stage begin to appear, 1, the colored or scrofulous expectora- tion; 2, beginning of hectic fever; 3, frequent cold sweats; 4, distressing morning cough; 5, want of appetite; 6, colored urine; 7, occasional diarrhea; 8, fixed flush on the cheeks; 9, ema- ciation and sharp features, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crooked nails-— 6. Falling of the hair— 7. Difliculty to swallow— 8. Typhus hec- tic fever---9. Extreme debility, &c.
128. These deplorable symptoms, although not always united, indicate the last stage of the disease, when hope seems to leave the patients, who feel themselves daily dying.
129. In the first or incipient stage, the symp- toms of the disease are a loud or dry cough; 2, thin or frothy expectoration; 3, pains in the breast; 4, turbid urine; 5, disturbed bowels; 6, noise in the ears;... 7, dry skin, &c. It is then that we may easily cure.
130. The second or inflammatory stage offers B [42 1 the following additional symptoms: 1, feverish flush on the cheeks, after meals chiefly; 2, heat in the palms of the hands and feet; 3, febrile motions; 4, inflamed urine; 5, constipation; 6, streaks of blood in the expectoration, or attacks of hemoptysis; 7, insomny; 8, night sweats, &c.
131. In the third or confirmed stage begin to appear, 1, the colored or scrofulous expectora- tion; 2, beginning of hectic fever; 3, frequent cold sweats; 4, distressing morning cough; 5, want of appetite; 6, colored urine; 7, occasional diarrhea; 8, fixed flush on the cheeks; 9, ema- ciation and sharp features, &c.
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