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CONCOMITANTS
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
CONCOMITANTS
The book lists no remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics
- Chill predominant1
- Colic1
- Decline towards A. M., without sweat1
- Delirium; headache2
- Drowsy stupefaction; agonized tossing about, in search of a cool place; must be uncovered; vomiting, diarrhœa; convulsions1
- Dryness
- Excitement, nervous agitation1
- External coldness2
- Faintness, sweat4
- Flatulence, bowel movement1
- Headache1
- Hot face
- Hunger, for days preceding1
- Itching eyes, tearing in limbs, numbness of body, headache1
- Lassitude, in afternoon; throbs all over1
- Night sweats2
- Palpitation, precordial anguish1
- Prostration3
- Pulsations4
- Red spot on left cheek1
- Restless sleep1
- Restlessness, cheeks red, apathy1
- Skin dry
- Slow, nervous, insidious course; vertigo1
- Smothered feeling, if covered1
- Soreness of body3
- Spasms1
- Stretching of limbs1
- Sudden onset; dry, burning skin; rapid, small, wiry pulse1
- Tendency to cover up4
- Thirst6
- Thirstlessness9
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — FEVER; FEBRILE HEAT; CONCOMITANTS