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Itching
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- And crawling as from fleas, of different parts of body1
- And formication of various parts1
- And stinging in various parts of body1
- Boring biting tingling gnawing in various parts of body1
- Burning and redness of parts, as if frozen1
- Burning itching pains with heat1
- Corrosive itching in different parts1
- Dull stitches, sometimes with crampy sensation sometimes pressing, sometimes conveying sensation of shock or jerk, sometimes itching in different parts of body in limbs arms, feet, toes in side or in back always in outer parts ; places are painful on pressure as if sore or bruised1
- Exhausted by slight trouble in remote part such as itching1
- In glands1
- Intolerable itching all over body without perceptible eruption of skin, especially in pregnant women ; worse at night, preventing sleep, and worse from scratching1
- 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
- Of various parts of body and limbs1
- Shooting itching stitches1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Itching