Sometimes intoxication causes a one-day fever. It should be treated in the same way as a hangover is treated, and often requires relief with fruit juice and similar means ...
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Those who bathe in contracting water, for example, in that in which the power of alum and vitriol predominates, sometimes the outer pores are strongly compressed and the ...
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It sometimes happens that from cold or from bathing in cold, constricting water, the external pores are compressed, smoky vapors are retained, as was said about fever fro ...
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Sometimes fever occurs from hot air, from the heat in the bathhouse and the like; More often this happens from strong solar heat. First of all, fever attaches itself to t ...
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This fever also occurs when the pneuma does not dissipate due to shallow blockages. Many, when they stop their usual visit to the bathhouse, suffer from fever; in the maj ...
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Fevers following internal tumors are putrefactive, and are often accompanied by tabes. They are not among the one-day fevers. As for external tumors, for example, boils a ...
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Sometimes bad fumes are formed from indigestion, which kindle the heat, which inflames the pneuma, and fever occurs, especially in people with a biliary body and not wide ...
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Blockages sometimes form in the pores of the skin due to its roughening, infrequent washing and large dustiness, as well as from cold, from washing with astringent waters ...
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Often the vapors in the body, when it does not find nutrients, become pungent and give rise to fever. The pulse of such a patient is weak, small, and sometimes it becomes ...
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The pain sometimes heats up the pneuma so much that a fever breaks out. Signs of this: pain in the head, in the eyes, in the ear, toothache, pain in the joints, in the l ...
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