Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Appetite, Taste, Tongue, Etc
Page 470
H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 470 · 36 rubrics start on this page
- Desire for, ice cream2
- Desire, for water4
- Desire, pickles2
- Desire, smoked meats1
- Desire, sour things7
- Desire, sour things, which always relieved1
- Desire, things, which are refused when offered2
- Eating, better while, worse after1
- Eats and drinks hastily4
- Eructations, sour1
- Eructations, sulphur tasting of, lasting all day1
- Faint, feels1
- Faint, smell of fish, eggs, fat meat, makes him1
- Food, cannot digest2
- Food, disgust for1
- Food, disgust for, sudden, while at meals2
- Food, dry, woody, tastes1
- Food, highly seasoned, can only digest1
- Food, indifference to all, even when thinking of it1
- Food, no desire for2
- Food, regurgitation of, in mouthfuls, without nausea2
- Food, repugnance to1
- Food, scarcely swallowed, comes up again1
- Food, straw, tastes like1
- Food, sweet, wants1
- Food, tasteless6
- Gums, loose and spongy3
- Gums, pale2
- Gums, ulcerated, bleed when touched2
- Gums, white1
- Hemorrhage3
- Hunger1
- Hunger, canine1
- Hunger, canine, after quinine3
- Hunger, eating does not relieve1
- Hunger, must eat before he can get up1
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