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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 65 · 10 remedies
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- after childbirth1p. 65
- changes to gay merry mood, in which trills and sings ditties1p. 65
- desires to be3p. 65
- in ague1p. 65
- in diarrhœa of infants1p. 65
- in dysentery1p. 65
- in grief1p. 65
- in hyponchondriasis1p. 65
- in melancholy1p. 65
- in onanism1p. 65
- in strabismus1p. 66
- introspective (dropsy)1p. 65
- resigned (spinal disease)1p. 65
- with febrile conditions1p. 65
- with much apparent suffering and sadness1p. 66
Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 65 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; QUIET