diuresis

With aconitine, diuresis was not always established, and when it failed the animal died in convulsions.

The result of the use of salines was a diuresis varying in the promptness of its appearance and in its amount.

The recumbent posture, and sleep, promote diaphoresis; the erect posture and wakefulness, diuresis.

Tobacco and Lobelia, like Digitalis, promote diuresis by diminishing the force of the heart.

A hard bounding pulse and hot skin favour sweating more than diuresis, though they often diminish both of these secretions.