Clinical Cases
Therapeutics
By ILH Editorial
April 19, 2012· 1 min read
Clinical CasesILH Editorial · April 19, 2012 · 1 min
Which remedy is indicated: The urine is thick, and micturition difficult; albumen, granular and fatty tube casts and epithelial cells; there is more or less inflammation at the neck of the bladder ; face pale and swollen; pulse irregular and uneven.
Which remedy is indicated: The urine is thick, and micturition difficult; albumen, granular and fatty tube casts and epithelial cells; there is more or less inflammation at the neck of the bladder ; face pale and swollen; pulse irregular and uneven.
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