As to the premonitory symptoms, it says:--

“The premonitory signs of general convulsions are (_inter alia_),

vertigo and dizziness, irritability of temper, flushings, or

alternate flushing and paleness of the face, nausea, retching or

vomiting, or pain and distension of stomach and left hypochondrium,

unusual flatulence of the stomach and bowels, or other dyspeptic

symptoms.”

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