Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Speech: Tongue

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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 516 · 34 rubrics start on this page

• Speech, can only speak loud with great effort1
• Speech, difficult, from dryness of mouth and throat1
• Speech, difficult, with heaviness of tongue2
• Speech, from difficult respiration and debility1
• Speech, inability to speak loud2
• Speech, loss as if, complete aphasia1
• Speech, loss of4
• Speech, loss, and consciousness1
• Speech, loss, as if paralyzed, lisping, stammering1
• Speech, loss, with subsultus2
• Speech, slow and weak, as if to overcome an impediment1
• Speech, slow, as if they could not move the tongue1
• Speech, unable to talk, or protrude the tongue, which is cracked, sore, ulcerated1
• Tongue, as if burnt and insensible1
• Tongue, burning continued
• looks like burnt leather1
• Tongue, cannot move it at will, even if conscious1
• Tongue, cannot protrude it, or if he does it trembles4
• Tongue, comes out dry and black, with a snapping noise, and moves like a pendulum1
• Tongue, dry and cracked1
• Tongue, hard to put out4
• Tongue, immovable, from dry black crusts1
• Tongue, is put out with difficulty, can hardly withdraw it1
• Tongue, paralyzed7
• Tongue, paralyzed on right side (turns to the left)1
• Tongue, protruded with difficulty2
• Tongue, sensation as if too thick, while speaking1
• Tongue, spasmodically thrust to and fro between the teeth1
• Tongue, stiff, motion difficult while swallowing1
• Tongue, stiff, numb, like a piece of wood2
• Tongue, tip remains under the teeth or lip, does not come out1
• Tongue, trembles when put out5
• Tongue, trembling7
• Tongue, trembling in the act of protruding1
• Tongue, with difficult speech, scarcely movable1

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