Sentence examples for gastric fever from inspiring English sources

Parish books over the decades noted oddities like "epilepsy and fever" and "nervous gastric fever".

Soon he became ill and was diagnosed with "gastric fever"; he died in January 1865.

Those who digest it suffer a range of symptoms with varying degrees of severity: hypersalivation, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhoea, dehydration and jaundice can all be a result of arsenical poisoning, often leading doctors to diagnose cholera, dysentery and gastric fever.

Lalor was one of the residing physicians in the Kilkenny workhouse and he described in great detail the nature of an epidemic that took place in Kilkenny between 1844 and 1847, which he diagnosed as "gastric fever," which implies typhoid fever.

That, Cope argued, would account for all she complained of: gastric disturbance, fever, languor, and a dismaying discoloration of the skin.

But. this is the first report about gastric UPS with fever and rapid growth due to producing G-CSF.

Hapllophyllum tuberculatum (H. tuberculatum) is a folk medicine used traditionally in Oman for the treatment of arthritis, nausea, fever, gastric pains, intestinal worms and malaria.

It is associated with fever, gastric mucosal protection, pain hypersensitivity, kidney function and anti-allergic response.

It is also useful in the treatment of kidney stone, bladder stone, vomiting, gastric irritation and rheumatic fever [ 2].

These adverse events were deemed to be unrelated to the treatments and included single cases of accident, loose bowel motions, hepatitis, gastric ulcer and viral fever.

COX enzymes catalyze conversion of arachidonic acid to PGH2 that acts as a substrate for a number of eicosanoid derivatives, such as PGE2, PGI2 and thromboxane A2, which are important mediators of many biological processes including inflammation, fever, pain, gastric and kidney function (Schneider and Pozzi, 2011; Chun and Surh, 2004; Smith et al., 2000).