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Languor
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Sub-rubrics 14
- Dullness and languor, with sensation of heaviness through whole body1
- Fatigue, torpor1
- Great1
- Great debility ; languor with painful feeling of weight and sensitiveness in all limbs1
- Great debility and lassitude, languor and faintness, weariness and indolence1
- Great prostration, languor and drowsiness1
- Great weakness and languor and2
- Lassitude
- Lassitude torpor, languor not disposed to move or make any mental exertion1
- Mental and physical lassitude and languor1
- Numbness debility languor fainting1
- Prostration and desire to yawn and stretch1
- Tremulousness languor and debility1
- Weakness debility languor lassitude33
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Languor