Sometimes there has been vomiting and purging, and there is great prostration, with cramps and convulsions.
Persons in attempting to acquire the habit of smoking often suffer from severe nausea, vomiting, great prostration, and insensibility; while in some instances, more severe effects have ensued.
In cases of great prostration, accompanied with loss of appetite, much valuable time would be lost.
When taken from the system by accident or the lancet, it is succeeded by great prostration of strength, and a derangement of all the functions of the body.
MILK is one of the most important foods in fevers and acute diseases attended with great prostration, and in which the digestive powers are enfeebled.
If there be great prostration, with cold extremities, the carbonate of ammonia should be administered, in doses of from one to two grains, every second hour, in gum arabic mucilage.
They are usually characterized by great prostration of the system, and are called putrid when they manifest septic changes in the fluids, and malignant when they speedily run to a fatal termination.
One to two tablets on tongue every fifteen minutes until better, when there is watery burning vomiting, with terrible thirst, great prostration.
One to two tablets every one to three hours, with retching, vomiting, intense thirst, great prostration.
The algid or asthenic form begins with vomiting and great prostration.
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