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Weakness
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- And bruised feeling through whole body1
- And complete muscular relaxation ; feels too weak to stretch out hand or do anything1
- And debility after loss of animal fluids1
- And exhaustion of whole body1
- And faintness associated with gastric derangements1
- And prostration
- And relaxation of all physical and mental powers after exertion or after long talking1
- And sinking of strength4
- And trembling especially of joints1
- And trembling of whole body while walking1
- And weariness of whole body1
- As after great exertion1
- Constant weakness and trembling1
- Debility and weakness must lie down1
- Debility, languor, lassitude34
- Depression perspiration and sleeplessness1
- Ebullitions with anxiety and weakness as if paralyzed, with sore feeling in various parts1
- Excessive1
- Extreme, and prostration3
- Faint like weakness1
- Fainting fits, with subsequent weakness1
- Faintness goneness ; great weakness and prostration1
- Faintness weakness and shuddering1
- Feeling of great weakness as from loss of fluids1
- Feeling of weakness and trembling of all limbs1
- Feels to weak to talk and finds it difficult to stand firmly1
- Frequent fainting from weakness with scarcely perceptible pulse1
- From exertion2
- From least exertion2
- General sudden, excessive weakness1
- General weakness and great exhaustion1
- Great3
- Great debility and weakness2
- Great languor with weakness of knees and drowsiness1
- Inactivity and general depression1
- Laxness and weakness of whole muscular system with emaciation weakness of digestion and coldness of extremities1
- Mental nervous and physical weakness1
- Of all joints, especially ligaments1
- Of body, as if coming from stomach1
- Of mind and body in old people1
- Of vital powers1
- Of whole body1
- Over-sensitiveness of every part of body accompanied by great weakness1
- Pain followed by great weakness1
- Paralytic
- Physical and mental exhaustion and trembling in whole body ; thinks will faint or sink down from weakness1
- Prostration faintness1
- Relaxation, with weakness over whole body1
- Sensation of numbness, with great weakness and coldness in whole left side of body1
- Sensitiveness of all nerves with morbid sensation of general weakness1
- Sudden weakness with coldness1
- Trembling uneasiness1
- Trembling with paralytic weakness1
- Trembling, weakness
- Tremulous1
- Weariness and prostration of whole body1
- Weariness weakness and faintness, associated with indigestion, gastric derangements and distress, as if a hard-boiled egg or something were knotted in stomach1
- Weary tired bruised, sore ; great weakness must lie down yet bed feels too hard1
- With aversion to al food1
- With neuralgic pains, sometimes attended with or succeeded by numbness of parts affected1
- Without any apparent cause1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Weakness