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Pain
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- All ailments are accompanied by sleepiness and tendency to faint from slight pain1
- As from a sprain4
- As from bursting7
- As from subcutaneous ulceration1
- As if bruised in outer parts, which makes patient cross1
- As if contused or sprained with sensation as if flesh were loose on bones in consequence of blows1
- As if flesh were torn loose from bones or as if bones were being scraped1
- As if suppurating3
- Bruised
- Burning
- Burning throbbing pain with chilliness1
- Chilliness with18
- Corroding1
- Cramping pain in inner parts4
- Cutting
- Darting stinging pain on different parts of body at same time1
- Debility after pain compelling patient to groan1
- Excessive sensitiveness to pain2
- Excruciating pain and inflammation of small joints1
- Fainting with pain in heart1
- Feeling of great prostration with pain in stomach1
- Feels pain in company1
- Festering3
- Frequent pressing pain here and there all over1
- Gnawing3
- In small circumscribed spots1
- Is followed by great weakness1
- Jerking10
- Lacerations ; when intolerable, excruciating pain shows nerves are severely involved1
- Over sensitive to all pain and cold air1
- Over sensitiveness to1
- Paralytic weakness with pain in back1
- Periodical attacks of pain1
- Raw and sore pain in whole body internally and externally1
- Reflex2
- Seems intolerable and is frequently accompanied by other minor symptoms such as shuddering, coldness1
- Sensitive feels bodily pain too acutely1
- Sensitiveness of whole body1
- Sensitiveness to6
- Shocks of pain as from electricity1
- Slowly increasing suddenly ceasing pain1
- Stitches, with sore pain through body1
- Tearing cutting wandering pain with rheumatism1
- Trembling over whole body from excitement exercise and pain1
- Wandering pain, shifting rapidly from part to part4
- With thirst and redness of cheeks ; fainting congestion of blood to head1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Pain