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Repertory question - difference between chill and chilliness?
Hello,In Kent's Repertory the words 'Chill' and 'Chilliness' often appear as seperate rubriks. For example, the following are seperate rubriks with different remedies:
head; hot; during chill
head; hot; during chilliness
Can someone please tell me what is the difference?
Thanks in advance.
mumtaz on 2002-09-12
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♡ John Stanton last decade
I tend to agree with john.
Chill is normally used while denoting the stages of fever,
the three stages are heat,chill,sweat.This is applicable mostly to malaria cases.
Chilliness is a senation.A person may feel chilly while others don't feel it under the same circumstances.
Murthy
Chill is normally used while denoting the stages of fever,
the three stages are heat,chill,sweat.This is applicable mostly to malaria cases.
Chilliness is a senation.A person may feel chilly while others don't feel it under the same circumstances.
Murthy
bandarbabu2000 last decade
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