| She suffered from gout and dropsy for many years, though her death in 1619 was sudden. |
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| Dr Johnson was overweight and suffered from chronic bronchitis, gout and dropsy, as well as nervous tics and compulsive gesticulations. |
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| He began to suffer from weakness and insomnia and bouts of breathlessness and his legs became grotesquely bloated with dropsy. |
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| Disease manifestations, such as fever, dropsy, diarrhea, or cyanosis, were used as names of diseases. |
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| Cures using herbs for diseases such as fever, jaundice, dropsy and leprosy are enumerated. |
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| These included abortion, asthma, dropsy, sterility, cancer, dysmenorrhea, melancholy, empyema, worms, and jaundice to name only a few. |
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| Hellebore Known as Christmas rose, a poisonous plant used as a purgative, in the treatment of dropsy and as an abortifacient. |
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| The leaves are bitter and are used as a remedy for ophthalmia, ulcers, dropsy, cholera and beriberi associated with a weakness of the heart. |
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| Mediaeval monks were aware of the benefits of salt mud and concentrated sea water and used them to treat rheumatism, dropsy and obesity. |
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| From such examination, physicians considered that they could identify problems ranging from jaundice to dropsy, diphtheria, pregnancy, and anxiety. |
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| In the 18th and 19th centuries, physicians prescribed garlic for a variety of ailments, including dropsy and phthisis, a form of tuberculosis. |
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| We discovered two cases of cholera, one of TB, one of the dreaded lurgy while another was afflicted with a dropsy so massive we had no choice but to put him to sleep. |
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| To explain Sophia's increasing size and necessary absence away from the family, the king was told that she was bloated due to dropsy and had to be sent away to recover. |
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| Salines and other hydragogs are especially indicated when intestinal secretion is deficient and when the blood is overladen with toxic substances and dropsy is present somewhere in the body. |
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| About a year ago, edible mustard oil laced with a cheap chemical substance became a public health issue when it was revealed that it led to development of dropsy. |
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| Certain illnesses, such as dropsy, leprosy, and rheumatism, were said to be caused by Tlaloc and his fellow deities. |
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| After that, despite my best efforts, Hernandez succumbed to dropsy and Eduardo developed terrible fungus which consumed his fins and turned his beautiful blue body brown. |
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| The story in Luke 13:10-17 is probably paired with Luke 14:1-6, the healing of a man with dropsy, also on the sabbath. |
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| When she died of dropsy, Wordsworth and Walter Savage Landor composed memorial verses in her honor. |
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| If the World Health Organization has its way, celebrity through nosology — the classification of diseases — may soon go the way of consumption, dropsy, and other outdated diagnoses. |
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| The old paradise of the rain god Tlaloc, depicted in the Teotihuacán frescoes, opened its gardens to those who died by drowning, lightning, or as a result of leprosy, dropsy, gout, or lung diseases. |
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| This becomes clear when you look at the stories of salvation that only Luke describes: The story of the man with dropsy and the story of the crooked woman. |
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| They probably also have dropsy plant, mountain mint, bread and cheese and maybe oswego tea. |
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| Of the nutritional deficiency diseases, the most commonly experienced were starvation and marasmus, as well as a condition at the time called dropsy. |
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| The disease under which Addison laboured appears to have been asthma. It became more violent after his retirement from office, and was now accompanied by dropsy. |
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