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AGUE (from See also: common name given to a See also: form or stage of malarial disease; the ague See also: fit is the cold, shivering stage, and hence the word is also loosely used for any such paroxysm
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See also: Simple ague is of much the same type whether in temperate or tropical climates, and may take various forms (quotidian, tertian, quartan), passing into " remittent fever." The symptoms are discussed, together with See also: causation, &c., in the article See also: MALARIA
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For " brow-ague " see NEURALGIA
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