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 1 I  |      diet is always dangerous in chronic diseases, and also in acute
 2 II | complaints than young; but those chronic diseases which do befall
 3 III|    diseases, and, moreover, more chronic fevers, and epistaxis.~28.
 4 III|     menstruation, usually become chronic.~29. To persons past boyhood,
 5 III|        phrenitis, ardent fevers, chronic diarrhoea, cholera, dysentery,
 6 IV |        disease, whether acute or chronic, or from wounds, or any
 7 V  |          be given in fevers of a chronic and weak nature, when none
 8 VI |       Section VI.~1. In cases of chronic lientery, acid eructations
 9 VI |         person has been cured of chronic hemorrhoids, unless one
10 VI |         likely to be seized with chronic diarrhoea.~33. Persons having
11 VI |        the dysentery pass into a chronic state, either dropsy or
12 VI |  mortifies and drops off.~59. In chronic diseases of the hip-joint,
13 VI |         In persons affected with chronic disease of the hip-joint,
14 VII|         protracted fever, either chronic abscesses or pains in the
15 VII|         joints come on.~65. When chronic abscesses (phymata) or pains
16 VII|           affliction?).~86. In a chronic disease an excessive flux