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Faintness
Remedies by marks
2 of 2 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1
Sub-rubrics 17
- Boring stinging, gnawing pains, with faintness1
- Excessive prostration, exhaustion faintness1
- Exhaustion great prostration1
- Goneness ; great weakness and prostration1
- Great debility and lassitude, languor and faintness weariness and indolence1
- Lassitude, faintness and constant yawning1
- Malaise, faintness and prostration1
- On attempting to sit up1
- Restless, trembling1
- Sticking, shooting pains with faintness1
- Weakness and faintness associated with gastric derangement1
- Weakness and shuddering1
- Weakness, prostration, faintness1
- Weariness weakness and faintness associated with indigestion, gastric derangements and distress, as if a hard-boiled egg, or something, were knotted in the stomach1
- When going down stairs ; can ascend without difficulty1
- When walking in open air1
- With sensation of emptiness in abdomen after stool1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Faintness