Sweating
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 47
(swetf-ing), excretion of the contents of the sudoriferous Section of Part of Coil of a Sweat-gland. D. Duct. S. Secretory part. X 300. (From Stirling.) alkaline phosphates. S., Bloody, purpura affecting the sweat-glands. See Hematidrosis . S., Blue, perspiration which has a blue color; it is thought by some to be due to oxidation of the colorle indican secreted in the sweat. S., Cold, perspiration accompanied by coldne of the surface of the body. S., Colored. See in sensible quantities. S. Fever, or S. Sickne See Miliaria and Fever, Miliary. S., Morbid hyperidrosis. S., Unilateral, sweating on one side ' the body, due usually to disease of the nervous and often to the pre ure of thoracic growths upon sympathetic.
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