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Cold
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- Affections after a cold9
- Ailments from west or northwest wind, or dry cold wind or soon after1
- Anthrax, burning like fire, with cold blue skin, dry as parchment, peeling off in large scales1
- Aversion to open air, least cold damp air goes right through and patient is constantly taking cold1
- Better from cold applications and during cold weather1
- Better from cold food1
- Better from cold washing1
- Better on becoming cold3
- Drawing pains after a cold1
- During fever or pains in abdomen, patient covers up, but afterwards skin becomes cold and patient uncovers1
- Fainting after loss of blood or other animal fluids, with ringing in ears, cold skin, cold perspiration1
- Feeling as if had taken violent cold1
- Feels cold but gets sick on approaching warm stove1
- Inflammation and fever following a cold1
- Is less affected by excessive heat in summer or cold in winter1
- Liability to take cold
- Neuralgic pains in different parts of body as if touched by pieces of ice, or as if icy cold needles were piercing skin ; pricking, as from a pin, and itching and burning all over with great distress ; pains as from splinters1
- Over sensitiveness to heat and cold1
- Pains are felt severely, making patient cold and weak2
- Sensitiveness to cold open air3
- Sore and stiff all over as from a cold1
- Takes cold easily from exposure, but especially in warm, moist air1
- Tendency or liability to take cold2
- Tendency to take
- Worse from anything cold1
- Worse from cold9
- Worse from cold and cold air3
- Worse from cold damp weather1
- Worse from cold especially cold washing1
- Worse from cold food1
- Worse from getting cold1
- Worse from sudden changes in weather from warm to cold1
- Worse from uncovering in cold1
- Worse in cold, damp weather1
- Worse in cold, wet weather1
- Worse on becoming cold5
- Worse on feet becoming cold1
- Worse on going into a cold place2
- Worse on head becoming cold2
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Cold