Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › MIND AND DISPOSITION
THOUGHTS
Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 76 · 0 remedies
Thoughts ☞ Confusion; Mental Exertion, and Concentration; Delusion, Mental activity, exertion and concention, also Reflection, Study
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- about complaint14p. 76
- about food he has eaten makes him sick1p. 76
- about future2p. 76
- about past troubles1p. 77
- absorbed in7p. 76
- anxious1p. 76
- arrested by thrills caused by imagining something unpleasant1p. 76
- as though one cannot think outside of himself1p. 76
- averse to15p. 76
- by collecting, could recall things read many years ago1p. 76
- cannot collect12p. 76
- cannot concentrate3p. 76
- cause diarrhœa1p. 76
- cause pain in nose1p. 77
- cause pain or soreness in brain1p. 76
- cause palpitation1p. 77
- cause vertigo (brain fag)1p. 77
- chasing through brain1p. 76
- crowd4p. 76
- desultory1p. 76
- difficult34p. 76
- disconnected1p. 76
- distracted2p. 76
- do not correspond to sense1p. 76
- eyes1p. 76
- face2p. 76
- fatigue1p. 76
- fixed, immovable1p. 76
- great flow, difficult to arrange1p. 76
- headache, from9p. 76
- heavy flow1p. 76
- hurried1p. 76
- in attempting to think of one thing another thought intrudes1p. 77
- inability to recall1p. 77
- inability to think35p. 76
- increased, power of1p. 76
- it seems to her as if two entirely different trains of, influenced her at the same time1p. 77
- loses continuity1p. 76
- muddled1p. 77
- obscene1p. 77
- of accidents having happened1p. 76
- of business of day prevent sleep for an hour1p. 76
- of coffee causes nausea1p. 76
- of doing injury to others1p. 76
- of himself, desire to be diverted1p. 76
- on awakening, terrible (nervous excitability)1p. 76
- pain4p. 77
- painful vacant feeling on attempting to think (yellow fever)1p. 77
- prevent sleep7p. 77
- profusion of1p. 77
- rapid3p. 77
- reappear in his dreams1p. 76
- retarded4p. 77
- same project, and nothing else3p. 77
- seem to stand still1p. 77
- serious1p. 77
- terrible1p. 77
- thinking makes her wretched (pregnancy)1p. 77
- too much exertion1p. 76
- vanishing17p. 77
- wandering2p. 77
- weakened power of correctly expressing1p. 77
- wild1p. 77
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. 76 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; THOUGHTS