10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASTHMATICAL»
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asthmatical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
asthmatical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
the monthly homoeopathic review
Asthmatical feeling. (72 a.) Asthmatical feeling, lasting for some hours. (73 a.)
Asthmatical feeling in the evening. (74 a.) Oppression at the chest, after eating. (
75 a.) 80. Symptoms of emprosthotonos and opisthotonos. (After ten hours.) (108
a.) ...
j. ryan, m.d., & a.c. pope, esq., 1871
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The British Homoeopathic Review
(72 a.) Asthmatical feeling, lasting for some hours. (73 a.) Asthmatical feeling in
the evening. (74 a.) Oppression at the chest, after eating. (75 a.) 80. Symptoms of
emprosthotonos and opisthotonos. (After ten hours.) (108 a.) Asthmatical feeling.
3
A manual of domestic medicine
This state lasts for au uncertain period, there may be slight remissions, but at last
he expectorates a large quantity of mucus, and the asthmatical paroxysm is at an
end. During the intervals he enjoys a fair share of health, but is always ...
4
Shakespeare Hermenuetics or The Still Lion
... asthma, to whom laughter would be a painful operation : so that instead of
ironical praise of the clown's poor jesting, the commentators understood Hamlet
to be complimenting him on his power of extracting a laugh out of asthmatical
lungs.
5
A Manual of Domestic Medecine, describing the symptoms, ...
That this disease is of aspasmodic nature may be inferred from the consideration
of the followmg facts :—that spasm co-exists in other parts of the body in some
cases, that asthmatical patients describe the feeling as that of spasm ; again, the
...
6
The Modern Practice of Physick, etc
A dry and settled atmosphere is most friendly to asthmatical Eople not only
because it is free from impure vapours, but also as vmg more elasticity to press
upon the vesicles of the lungs. \Vhile some 'asthmatical persons cannot live,
however, ...
Robert THOMAS (M.D.), 1813
7
Accounts and Papers of the House of Commons
Samuel Morton 8 0 ditto - - - - - Mary Morris - 7 0 Rheumatism - - - - James M'Elroy
7 0 Asthmatical, and generally infirm Alice M'Namee 7 0 Old age and infirmity
Mary M'Kenna 6 0 ditto - - - - - William Nevitt 7 0 Asthmatical ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1861
8
How to Practice Suggestion and Autosuggestion
"Pain in the right side?" "Yes, but it should go away, M. Coue !" "And yet you say
you do not use suggestion, you use it very well on the contrary!" "You, sir, are
asthmatical? A little time ago there was a gentleman here who had been
asthmatical ...
9
The modern practice of physic, exhibiting the character, ...
While some asthmatical persons cannot live, however, with any comfort in the
atmosphere of large cities, there are others again who feel themselves better in
an air replete with gross effluvia, and breathe with greater ease in a crowded
room ...
10
A selection of curious articles from the Gentleman's ...
... yearsj by an incontrovertible experience* perfectly the master to prevent a fit of
asthma, whenever, by some cause or other, an asthmatical disposition has got
into the habit of the body* and which is, of consequence, itself very soori removed
.
Gentleman's magazine, John Walker, 1809
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ASTHMATICAL»
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asthmatical is used in the context of the following news items.
Dr Le Fanu's online health clinic, Friday 5th December 2014
... this rung a bell because for about fifty years when I was younger I suffered badly from hay fever, which very occasionally turned "asthmatical". «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
Brian Blockley
He had to give up his job in the pit when he developed asthmatical bronchitis and, conscripted for military service, he failed the Army medical ... «Yorkshire Post, Mar 14»
