Detroit Medical Journal, Vol. 4: October, 1904 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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J. V. Hadv'many nights of nervous restlessness. Not in pain, 'but uncomfortable, either too warm or too cold, or bed too hard. Something annoying all the time. Could not sleep: enurse placed 20 drops Pinaedol on pil ilow and in 30 or 40 minutes patient went quietly to sleep and rested comfortably through the might; the first real restful sleep she had had for'-10 da3fs.' The) next night she went to sleep earlier on same pillow. Without additional drops. It was not stupor but sleep, from Which 'she awoke refreshed and natural. 'm. D.

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