gastralgia
[ga-stral-jee-uh, -juh]
Origin of gastralgia
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Gastralgia, enteralgia, simple serous diarrhoea, and dysentery also rarely occur in acute rheumatism.
Like atonic dyspepsia, gastralgia is apt to affect anmic persons, and notably anmic females at menstrual periods.
In these cases symptoms of gastralgia or of dyspepsia or of gastric ulcer have preceded the development of the cancer.
Gastralgia is more frequent than enteralgia, and the pain is located about the ensiform cartilage.
The only disorders with which an attack of hepatic colic may be confounded are gastralgia and hepatalgia.
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gastralgia
[gă-străl′jə]
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