The Intercollegiate Medical Journal
The Intercollegiate Medical Journal
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The two features, asthma and rheumatism, are very sure to recur in given circumstances ; often recur to- gether. As a rule their exacerbation is preceded by a disturb- ance of the digestive tract, indicated by bloating and discom- fort. If these conditions continue, diarrhoea is likely to occur, and as it continues, the distress of breathing, and in the joints, often is mitigated.
Frequently, however, these two conditions seem to be as it were reciprocal, and when the rheumatism is relieved med...ic- inally, the asthma promptly sets in. The special dyspnoea above referred to appears quite accidental, is associated with gas in the stomach and the general accompaniments of vaso- motor spasm. In fact it is an angio-spasm of reflex origin, and usually transient. As I have indicated, the periods of diarrhoea and profuse bronchial secretion are liable to afford comparative immunity from the more painful features.
Physical examination of this patient is essentially negative.
Besides a moderate anaemia and considerable shortage of urea, the clinical investigations yield no result.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two features, asthma and rheumatism, are very sure to recur in given circumstances ; often recur to- gether. As a rule their exacerbation is preceded by a disturb- ance of the digestive tract, indicated by bloating and discom- fort. If these conditions continue, diarrhoea is likely to occur, and as it continues, the distress of breathing, and in the joints, often is mitigated.
Frequently, however, these two conditions seem to be as it were reciprocal, and when the rheumatism is relieved med...ic- inally, the asthma promptly sets in. The special dyspnoea above referred to appears quite accidental, is associated with gas in the stomach and the general accompaniments of vaso- motor spasm. In fact it is an angio-spasm of reflex origin, and usually transient. As I have indicated, the periods of diarrhoea and profuse bronchial secretion are liable to afford comparative immunity from the more painful features.
Physical examination of this patient is essentially negative.
Besides a moderate anaemia and considerable shortage of urea, the clinical investigations yield no result.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nu Sigma Nu to read onlineMoreLess
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