Fevers
body such as is experienced after a hard day's | fit, however, has passed by, the next accession work by one not accustomed to it, shows its approach. Nausea, pains in the head, chills, and more or less heat and thirst soon follow.
As these symptoms vary infinitely in their degrees of violence, the treatment to be pursued must differ accordingly. Thus the same directions that are given for simple inflammatory fever must be adhered to, in one whose symptoms are lighter, are lighter, though similar, only there is no nepushing them to so great an extent. Simple Inflammatory Fever.