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Painful
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- All parts of body on which patient lies are painful, as if bruised1
- Better from lying on painful side1
- Better when lying on painful side6
- Body painful ; sensitive to touch ; parts touched feel chilly1
- Bruised feeling over whole body1
- Cannot bear pressure on any part ; could not rest back against chair ; obliged to change position often feet painful from resting of flood1
- Cramps and cramp-like contractions in different portions of body1
- Drawing tension of whole body1
- Dull stitches, sometimes with crampy sensation sometimes pressing sometimes conveying sensation of shock or jerk sometimes itching in different parts of body in limbs ars, feet toes, in side or in back always in outer parts, places are painful on pressure, as if sore or bruised1
- Great debility ; languor with painful feeling of weight and sensitiveness in al limbs1
- Limbs and joints on which patient is lying feel painful as if bruised1
- Limbs and whole body painful as if bruised and beaten4
- Scars become blood-red or blue and are painful1
- Sensitiveness of glands1
- Spasmodic contractive sensation through body1
- Swelling and induration of glands1
- When lying long becomes restless, but changes is painful and it is very difficult to find new position which gives relief1
- Whole body feels painful as if bruised1
- Whole side of body on which patient lies is painful as if lacerating with chilliness of uncovering1
- Worse when lying on painful side7
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Painful