| Dr. Quick reported a case of cephalalgy of long standing, cured by bleeding, iodine, and arsenic. |
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| The first time a person is magnetized, it happens that either he does not feel anything, or he feels only some heat in his head, some cephalalgy. |
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| The misuse, that is the use of a wrong graduation of lenses, could causes visual disturbance and maybe cephalalgy. |
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| In this case the cephalalgy was probably of syphilitic origin. |
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