SPEECH
Speech ☞ Chap. 1, Talking
No remedies under this heading; see its sub-rubrics.
Sub-rubrics 28
- aphasia (speechlessness)63p. 334
- as if he had to swallow the word, as in hiccough1p. 335
- biting, when talking2p. 334
- brokenp. 334
- chatteringp. 334
- difficult30p. 334
- fatiguing2p. 334
- hasty11p. 334
- impeded35p. 334
- imperfectp. 335
- incessant1p. 335
- incoherentp. 335
- indistinct12p. 335
- learning with difficulty1p. 335
- lisping5p. 335
- loss ofp. 335
- nasal3p. 335
- on attempting, motion of eyes as from stitches1p. 334
- short3p. 335
- slow13p. 335
- stammering (stuttering)28p. 335
- thick7p. 335
- timorous1p. 335
- tongue2p. 335
- tremulous1p. 335
- uncertain1p. 335
- unintelligible26p. 335
- weak11p. 335
Cite
Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 335 — TASTE AND TONGUE; SPEECH