1864 E. M. Hale 184 Dr. Ludlam writes me—‘Perhaps in the whole range of its clinical virtues there is no more satisfactory and really valuable use which can be made of the Gelseminum than in the treatment of those intermittents which might properly be styled post-typhoid’.
1991 16 Feb. 5/2 Recent research has shown that post-typhoid psychosis, which led to hallucinations, lasted only around two weeks.