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Symptoms (Frequent desire to make water)

A frequent desire to make water, attended with pain, heat, and difficulty in doing so; a fullness in the bladder. passing the catheter, leeching, dashing cold water over the thighs and legs, or applying snow or ice to the bladder, and, lastly, the tobacco clyster.

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