1
There is a good deal of dysentery about, and acute rheumatism.
2
It most frequently comes with acute rheumatism, chorea, tonsilitis, scarlet fever, and pneumonia.
3
In Farre's case the disease was temporarily cured by an attack of acute rheumatism.
4
An Austrian physician has based on these methods an infallible cure for acute rheumatism.
5
The same broad principles of causation and prevention, therefore, apply here as in acute rheumatism.
6
What she was suffering from was the preliminary advances of an attack of acute rheumatism.
7
She had been ill with acute rheumatism in all her limbs for the last thirteen months.
8
It was not acute rheumatism, but a supervening pericarditis that in a few days killed her.
9
It occasionally follows sub-acute, but rarely acute rheumatism.
10
These subside or effusion may set in and this usually occurs with acute rheumatism, tuberculosis and septicemia.
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Mr. Trueman suffered at times from acute rheumatism, often so severe could not turn himself in bed.
12
Both chronic and acute rheumatism are diseases of the blood, due to an excess of uric acid.
13
Symptoms.-Ifit is caused by acute rheumatism, there may be higher temperature, without increase of joint symptoms.
14
In this acute rheumatism these parts become congested and inflamed, there is redness and swelling, heat and pain.
15
The joint-affections closely resemble acute rheumatism.
16
This is the disease known popularly as rheumatic fever, and technically as acute rheumatism or acute articular rheumatism.
