Dyspepsia [noun]

Sometimes that dyspepsia took him bad, and when he had one of those spells he'd light out into poetry scandalous.

In winter he is employed keepin' th' cattle fr'm sufferin' his own fate an' writin' testymonyals iv dyspepsia cures.

The singular truth was that they were, one and all, suffering from the pangs of dyspepsia.

Undoubtedly much of the distress known as dyspepsia is due to too hasty meals with consequent lack of proper mastication of food.

I went to see a doctor in a nearby town, and he talked learnedly about dyspepsia.

That in civilized communities dyspepsia is a very common disease.

Think of dyspepsia with a hundred and twenty stomachs, and a different doctor for each!

Your attention to your digestion is enforced by dyspepsia: nobody notices a perfectly acting digestion.

Dyspepsia of long continuance, and also difficult breathing; inflammation of the eyes.

Why, at the most, it only shows that there are some forms of dyspepsia which require animal food.