bowel complaint

Cold, icy, sweaty hands with chest, stomach and bowel complaints.

However, he fell terminally ill with a bowel complaint forcing him to travel home on 7 November.

It was also useful in treating bowel complaints, fever, rheumatism and skin diseases.

These tribes believed, it was magical, a cure for bowel complaints and a way to regain strength.

Ayurveda recommends A. scholaris for bowel complaints.

Digestive or bowel complaints such as diarrhea, constipation, gas pains, bloating, or belching.

The first was in 1969 in Carry on Again Doctor, where he appeared for just three minutes playing an outpatient suffering from a bowel complaint.

Insomnia, chronic respiratory infections, general pain and discomfort, impotence, flatulence, and bowel complaints were all reported.

For pain in the stomach, colic, cholera morbus, summer complaints, dysentery, bloody flux, and bowel complaint in all its forms.

In addition, before the cornmeal could be consumed, it had to be 'very much' cooked again, or eating it could result in severe bowel complaints.

One factor in this difference is probably the attitude of the medical profession, since the other bowel complaints studied were all recognized conditions which are not dismissed as psychosomatic.

Cereal fibre, which includes the bran in wholemeal flour, wholemeal bread and bran itself, acts as a very effective way of preventing constipation, diverticular disease and other bowel complaints.

The moment he longed to be a part of had passed, and the Beats, by the time he arrived, had grown "long in the tooth, cranky, full of bowel complaints and the perils of advanced age."

Dr Pearson and Dr Rix point out that the level of psychiatric disorder in patients with a variety of other bowel complaints is much lower - only 34 per cent compared to 86 per cent.

Having contracted a 'bowel complaint,' he tried to continue his duties as emperor from what would be his deathbed, but on a sudden attack of diarrhea he said "An emperor ought to die standing," and died while struggling to do so.

Before this time it was more specifically known as typhoid fever or "cholera morbus", among others, or less specifically as "griping of the guts", "surfeit", "flux", "colic", "bowel complaint", or any one of a number of other archaic names for acute diarrhea.