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FEVER PAROXYSM
Oscar E. Boericke · Boericke's Repertory · 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 · 0 remedies
FEVER PAROXYSM
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Sub-rubrics
- Afternoon, glowing heat, in face, hands, feet
- Anxiety, restlessness, lipothymia, oppression1
- Backache2
- Chill, intermingled5
- Chilliness, after heat of face1
- Congestion of head, drowsiness, costiveness, rectal and vesical tenesmus; chilled from uncovering1
- Delirium3
- Desire
- Diarrhœa3
- Dyspnea4
- Face
- Gastric symptoms5
- Hands warm, face cold1
- Headache9
- Heat, burning7
- Hunger2
- Hydroa3
- Lachrymation1
- Loquacity1
- Mental confusion
- Nettle rash3
- Night1
- Pain
- Paroxysms, frequent, transient1
- Prolonged heat3
- Prostration, fainting, cold sweat1
- Pupils, immobile, pain in abdomen, sopor, tension throughout body1
- Sighing1
- Sleepiness5
- Sweat17
- Thirst8
- Tongue clean2
- Trembling of limbs, slow pulse2
- Unconsciousness1
- Vomiting6
Cite: Oscar E. Boericke, Boericke's Repertory, 9th edition of the Pocket Manual, 1927 — FEVER; TYPE OF FEVER; INTERMITTENT FEVER (ague, malarial); FEVER PAROXYSM