Gentry › GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES
Prostration
Remedies by marks
2 of 2 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1
Sub-rubrics 36
- Complete relaxation and prostration1
- During night1
- Excessive prostration exhaustion, faintness1
- Excessive weariness and prostration2
- Extreme debility prostration and restlessness2
- Extreme prostration with perspiration1
- Extreme weakness and prostration3
- Faintness, exhaustion, great prostration1
- Faintness, goneness great weakness and prostration1
- Feeling of great prostration
- Feeling of soreness, as if beaten or pounded with prostration1
- General debility ; great prostration1
- General sinking of strength ; prostration2
- Great3
- Great debility and prostration7
- Great depression and prostration of strength1
- Great exhaustion and prostration1
- Great languor and prostration1
- Great languor and weariness, indolence and prostration especially in lower limbs1
- Great lassitude and prostration1
- Great lassitude, prostration and lameness1
- Great vital prostration1
- Great weakness and prostration9
- Great weariness and prostration2
- Languor prostration and desire to yawn and stretch1
- Malaise, faintness and prostration1
- Of mind and body1
- Profound prostration or exhaustion1
- Rapid and complete prostration with waxy paleness and coldness of skin1
- Rapid emaciation and prostration1
- So weak almost constantly obliged to lie down2
- Tired, weary, especially about knees1
- Weakness and prostration
- Weakness weariness and prostration of whole body1
- With inability in limbs1
- With inability to support body1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Prostration