Intermittent Fever

Most common form of malarial fever, and the one in which a chill is succeeded by fever, the entire attack lasting usually but a few hours. Attacks recur every 24, 36, 48, 72, etc., hours, usually at about the same hour, but during the intervals a person enjoys his customary health. Intermittent Spring. One flowing for a time, ceasing, and after an interval beginning again, and so on. More properly applied to one having a regular period of flow or nearly so, the water being drawn from a reservoir in the interior of a hill by IMG:content-0789.png:[graphic][merged small][merged small]