enteralgia

Gastralgia, enteralgia, simple serous diarrhoea, and dysentery also rarely occur in acute rheumatism.

Persons addicted to the use of tobacco or alcohol and to dissipations of various kinds may become predisposed to enteralgia.

The duration of an attack of enteralgia is variable and depends to a great extent upon the cause.

Affections bearing a certain resemblance to enteralgia are to be excluded.

Gastralgia is more frequent than enteralgia, and the pain is located about the ensiform cartilage.

Enteralgia is often secondary to ovarian, uterine, or other distant disease.

It then abruptly left him, to make way, apparently metastatically, for enteralgia coupled with diarrhœa.