...unconsciousness. There is in some cases hyperaesthesia, and severe pain on motion, especially in the joints. Within a day or two of the onset paralysis sets in, usually in one or more of the extremities ; rarely there may be paralysis of the bladder, with retention or incontinence...

...the back, body, and limbs; occasionally by digestive disturbances, vomiting, and diarrhoea; sometimes merely by general malaise. The temperature rises rapidly...rarely lasting more than a week. Within a day or two of onset paralysis sets in. This may be in both legs, or in both arms; rarely in one limb alone, or in...

...back, body, and limbs ; occasionally by digestive disturbances, vomiting, and diarrhoea; sometimes merely by general malaise. The temperature rises rapidly to 102° or 103° R, and the patient may have a chill followed by sweating. The temperature remains about 101° or 102°...

...the back, body, and limbs ; sometimes by digestive disturbances, vomiting and diarrhoea ; sometimes merely by general malaise. The temperature rises rapidly...the patient may have a chill followed by sweating. Sometimes the onset is very severe, the child is delirious and stuporous, and the head and back may...

...disturbances, vomiting, and diarrhoea ; some'Frissell. Jour. Amer. Med. Assoc., July 11, 1911." times merely by general malaise. The temperature rises rapidly...febrile movement rarely lasting more than a week. Within two or three days of the onset paralysis sets in. This may be in both legs, or in both arms ; rarely...