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Strangury (or stranguria) is the
symptom characterized by painful,
frequent urination of
small volumes that are
expelled slowly only by
straining and...
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desire for his son Dara to take over
after him, Shah
Jahan fell ill with
strangury in 1657. He was kept in
seclusion and
cared for by Dara in the
newly built...
- at La****,
Bhagwant Das,
having suffered from a bout of
vomiting and
strangury, died on 4
December 1589. At the time of his death,
Akbar issued a firman...
- many
years he had
suffered from
recurrent fevers (possibly malaria),
strangury,
intestinal tuberculosis with fistula, and migraine. Now his
right arm...
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important in
serving to
highlight his unreliability.
Tresham suffered from a
strangury caused by an
inflammation of his
urinary tract, and in
December 1605 his...
- 1822. In July 1824, he died "very suddenly". It was said to be
caused by
strangury, but
rumours were not
without strong su****ions of his
being poisoned...
- his wife, a nurse, and his
servant William Vavasour—who do****ented his
strangury.
Before he died,
Tresham had also told of Garnet's
involvement with the...
- the 6th
Mughal Emperor. On 6
September 1657, Shah
Jahan was ill with
strangury and constipation. He
failed to hold
Jharokha Darshan and the
shops were...
- intelligence.
Other traditional uses are in the
treatment of gonorrhea,
strangury,
chronic ulcers, diabetes, anemia, and
cerebral disorders. The
plant is...
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hematuria (R31)
impotence (N48.4)
polyuria (R35)
retrograde ejaculation strangury urethral discharge urinary frequency (R35)
urinary incontinence (R32)...
