Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Medico-Chirurgical Review, and Journal of Practical Medicine, Vol. 12: 1st of October, to 31st March, 1830
There is often sickness and violent vomiting, especially of bilious matter. Frequent and severe rigors almost invariably occur, sometimes to the number of three or four in the course of a few hours. The general irritability and deep anxiety of countenance increase, the manner is quick, and the look occasionally Wild and distracted - When left to himself, the patient is apt to mutter incoherently, but on bein directly addressed, is found clear and collected. The features are pinched, and the skin 0 the whole body becomes of a sallow.
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