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 1 2 |       these are to be reckoned bad and fatal symptoms. The
 2 3 |        manner and naked, it is bad, for it indicates aberration
 3 3 |     the acme of a disease is a bad symptom in all acute diseases,
 4 4 |     wall—all such symptoms are bad and deadly.~
 5 6 |       neck, are in like manner bad. Sweats attended with a
 6 6 |      place about the neck, are bad; sweats in the form of drops
 7 7 |      hard and painful, is very bad, provided it occupy the
 8 8 |        from acute diseases are bad; for they do not remove
 9 9 |                     9. It is a bad symptom when the head, hands,
10 11|        red, or frothy, are all bad. It is also bad when the
11 11|        are all bad. It is also bad when the discharge is small,
12 12|     sediments in the urine are bad, and still worse are the
13 12|        white and thin are very bad, but the furfuraceous are
14 12|       are good when white, but bad if black. When the urine
15 12|   described, are to be held as bad, and are to be distrusted.
16 13|       be, it is to be reckoned bad; but if the same man vomit
17 13| somewhat putrid and fetid, are bad in all vomitings.~
18 14|       very green and frothy is bad; but if so intense as to
19 14|    dangerous than these; it is bad, if nothing is expectorated,
20 14|        the air-passages. It is bad when coryza and sneezing
21 14|   favorable. And all sputa are bad which do not remove the
22 15|        the fourteenth day. The bad symptoms are the opposite
23 15|     the sleep, and sweats, all bad, agreeably to the characters
24 15|       symptoms whether good or bad, that one is to form a prognosis;
25 18|        fever prevails, it is a bad symptom; for there is danger
26 19|     the other symptoms are not bad, there is great reason to
27 19|    painful, it is an extremely bad and mortal symptom, more
28 20|   insomnolency, and have other bad symptoms. Matters being
29 23|    formerly described as being bad, be present, the physician
30 25|     year, and at every season, bad symptoms prognosticate ill,