liver complaint
liver trouble

In France, they are full of remedies for liver complaints.

And in your immediate family, any history of heart attacks, cancer, liver complaints?"

But come to us with a liver complaint and you can fool us for weeks.

It is almost mythic, French smoking, like liver complaints and surliness.

In addition my book advised fasting, drinking only fruit juices for liver complaints.

Before he left, his brother Frank died very young, of a liver complaint after jaundice (19 January 1930).

I am attacked with a liver complaint, a malady which is general in this horrible climate."

While it was long used for liver complaints, it was virtually ignored in the first half of this century.

I believe he has liver complaint.

They warned against marrying women with indigestion, liver complaints, melancholia or heartburn.

Her first suspicion arose a year later, just before the Montreal Olympics, when she became ill with a liver complaint.

It may cause liver complaints, rheumatism and sciatica.

A liver complaint often sent him to Carlsbad, and he occasionally revisited England.

It was there that an English doctor taught Yossarian how useful a liver complaint could be.

He died at his Riccarton home on 31 March 1884, aged 66, of a liver complaint.

It is taken internally in the treatment of liver complaints, indigestion, gastric infections and anorexia.

In 1854, however, he fell ill again, and apparently suffered from a liver complaint and renewed depressions.

"I think he would much rather have died from acute indigestion or a liver complaint brought on by too much fine brandy.

He died at his home in Hawthorn, Melbourne from a liver complaint on 5 January 1876.

He wrote the work in the summer of 1887 at a spa town in the Caucasus, where he went to cure a supposed liver complaint.

Liver complaints.

Some liver complaints by Ismailciuc prevented them being placed higher than fifth in the C-2 10000 m event.

It's useful for allergies, edema, kidney and bladder problems, liver complaints, prostate and thyroid trouble.

For almost two centuries, the island has offered various therapies for every conceivable malady - from broken bones to liver complaints.

Shaw Kennedy died in Bath, Somerset on 30 May 1865 following a long standing liver complaint.

The sun made it look as if the concrete had liver trouble.

"You told me something about a rabbit and liver trouble once," said Theresa.

In this image, you can see the fingers are also jaundiced, another sign of liver trouble.

"He's got a lot of trouble, but not liver trouble."

He'd died of liver trouble while visiting his sister in New Jersey.

He was subject to sudden fluctuations in weight, like a diabetic or a sufferer from liver trouble.

Miss Arundell has suffered for years from liver trouble.

Socrates spent another 17 days in the hospital in September with liver trouble and had been recommended a transplant.

She hadn't thought of liver trouble.

(The sacks beneath his eyes are a shade of yellow that suggests liver trouble.)

Back home, Pierre worries that his medication, aside from warnings about liver trouble and other dangerous side effects, will make him lose his hair.

In addition, Mr. Carrisford's illness is specified as liver trouble.

"I heard Emmett's got liver trouble, Sam.

"Isolated environments," says a doctor investigating an alarming rumor of liver troubles among the islanders, "are liable to cultivate unusual, specific conditions."

Heart trouble, liver trouble, what can they expect when they lie in bed day in and day out, taking their lives through other people's bodies?

"I saw he was drinking beer, and I thought if he had liver trouble he couldn't be drinking."

Malaon received treatment for internal bleeding resulting from liver troubles in January 1989, from which she seemingly recovered fully.

He had been in ill health since 1985 with other health problems including emphysema from his daily smoking off-stage, as well as heart and liver troubles.

This prediction was fulfilled, for shortly after their arrival in Hong Kong he underwent an operation for a liver trouble, and died under the knife.

Association with Sir Guz alone would ruin anyone's health and such employment would lead to a very early demise with liver trouble.

The druid Getafix diagnoses that this is the result of too much roast wild boar, greasy, spicy sauces and beer: liver trouble.

But I picked up glandular fever and liver trouble in Italy that winter and I was still at home on sick leave when the whole thing finished.

William F. Gettle died of "chronic liver trouble" at age 54 in his home in Beverly Hills on December 22, 1941.

Class 3 would include tuberculosis (some cases), liver trouble, kidney trouble, rashes, common colds, etc. (cross-classing with others, as do all of these in one way or another).

For this reason, many drugs with the potential to cause liver trouble remain on the market with warnings and recommendations that patients be monitored with periodic liver function tests.