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Meanings of slow fever in English
Bacterial infectious disorder contracted by consumption of food or drink contaminated with Salmonella typhi.
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Examples for "typhoid"
Examples for "typhoid"
1
The WHO had no confirmed reports of deaths so far from typhoid.
2
Injecting them with typhoid seems to work better than the other diseases.
3
The results were deaths from water-borne diseases such as cholera and typhoid.
4
To give physic in a typhoid fever case is a grave mistake.
5
The father of the family was in bed unconscious, with typhoid fever.
1
She died of consumption, with no more trace of gastric fever than is usual in her disease.
2
He was already suffering from gastric fever.
3
They all died in the year that followed his marriage with Mary Ann, and all of ' gastric fever.'
4
Last year we had some very strange cases of illness among the visitors-typhoidcases, and cases of gastric fever-
5
To apply such a remedy as that which we have here sketched for gastric fever is perfectly safe in both senses.
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He was in bed and dangerously ill with enteric fever.
2
At last he was himself stricken down by enteric fever.
3
Prior exposure is thought to confer partial, but incomplete, protection against subsequent attacks of enteric fever.
4
Studies on pathogenesis and genomics have provided new insight into the organisms that cause enteric fever.
5
Shortly after that her lodger developed enteric fever.
1
The abdomen is now inflated, the buttocks show small, light red spots,-theso-called "roseola,"-whichare characteristic of abdominal typhus.
2
The symptoms may be similar to those of Measles or Abdominal typhus.
3
Of the deviations and complaints accompanying Abdominal Typhus, the following are the most important details:-
1
The local complaint subsided, but was followed by a low nervous fever.
2
Was Sophy suffering from the effects of the low, nervous fever yet?
3
The nervous fever which had set in seemed to take away all hope.
4
While in nervous fever there is a deficiency of sensorial power.
5
He nearly drove me into a nervous fever in three days.
1
To give physic in a typhoid fever case is a grave mistake.
2
The father of the family was in bed unconscious, with typhoid fever.
3
In the present case, however, I think that typhoid fever is indicated.
4
Vigorous adults are often the victims of pneumonia, typhoid fever and tuberculosis.
5
This was but a short time after I had the typhoid fever.
1
Mallon carried a typhoid infection.
2
This last instance is peculiarly interesting, as illustrating how typhoid infection gets into milk, the second-thoughat a long interval-mostfrequent means of its spread.
3
In pneumococcal and typhoid infections, also, the organisms may be found in the blood.
4
The Samoan ministry of health says it's serious about tackling typhoid infections in the country.
Usage of slow fever in English
1
That steel changes itself, William-Allthose days in Sweden a slow fever.
2
A slow fever followed, which at last assumed the form of typhoid.
3
During the time I was there, I got down sick with slow fever.
4
It left me with a slow fever, that lasted for a long time.
5
He was seized with a slow fever, which changed into a tertian ague.
6
I lay weak and ill, wasting from a slow fever.
7
Around the first of April Gilman worried considerably because his slow fever did not abate.
8
Maj. Dyer is also unwell with a slow fever.
9
The next day Tom was down with a slow fever, induced by fatigue and over-exertion.
10
It was nothing but a slow fever, which quickened its pace towards the end of its journey.
11
He found that his intended bride was confined to her bed with a sort of slow fever.
12
I don't believe anything can eat up nerve much faster than the burning of a slow fever.
13
I went to school awhile and then I had a hard spell of sickness-itwas this slow fever.
14
A slow fever showed that she was on the point of serious illness, Which would not quickly pass.
15
A slow fever crept into life.
16
A slow fever was consuming him.
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