The Village Pastors Surgical And Medical Guide in Letters From An Old Physici
The Village Pastors Surgical And Medical Guide in Letters From An Old Physici
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which is not always the case, it soon becomes dry again ; the pulse is quick, and continues so, with but slight variations, through the whole course of the disease, or till convalescence commences, a pe- riod which varies from a few days to several weeks. If the case does not speedily terminate in convales- cence, then the tongue, at first clammy and slightly furred, becomes thickly coated, dry, and parched, and sometimes assumes other morbid appearances ; the appetite is soon impaired or altog...ether fails; there was at first listlessness and then restlessness through the day, with watchfulness and perhaps delirium at night ; this listlessness and inactivity is now succeeded by prostration of strength, which gradually increases as the disease goes on ; and a variety of other symptoms may occur either at the commencement of the fever, or sooner or later in its progress ; but as our treatment is almost wholly, or altogether, adapted to meet particular symptoms, I shall in the further consideration of the subject, after giving one or two general directions, refer to such symptoms as most frequently occur, or de- mand more particular attention ; and shall blend the treatment with the description of them without reference to any particular order ; and I would here observe, that you may consider the practical direc- tions as equally applicable to such symptoms, whether they occur in continued, remittent, or in- termittent fever, unless the contrary is specially- stated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
which is not always the case, it soon becomes dry again ; the pulse is quick, and continues so, with but slight variations, through the whole course of the disease, or till convalescence commences, a pe- riod which varies from a few days to several weeks. If the case does not speedily terminate in convales- cence, then the tongue, at first clammy and slightly furred, becomes thickly coated, dry, and parched, and sometimes assumes other morbid appearances ; the appetite is soon impaired or altog...ether fails; there was at first listlessness and then restlessness through the day, with watchfulness and perhaps delirium at night ; this listlessness and inactivity is now succeeded by prostration of strength, which gradually increases as the disease goes on ; and a variety of other symptoms may occur either at the commencement of the fever, or sooner or later in its progress ; but as our treatment is almost wholly, or altogether, adapted to meet particular symptoms, I shall in the further consideration of the subject, after giving one or two general directions, refer to such symptoms as most frequently occur, or de- mand more particular attention ; and shall blend the treatment with the description of them without reference to any particular order ; and I would here observe, that you may consider the practical direc- tions as equally applicable to such symptoms, whether they occur in continued, remittent, or in- termittent fever, unless the contrary is specially- stated.
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