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Bones
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- Cutting pain where bones are least covered with flesh (not in joints) ; on touch pain goes to another part1
- Drawing pains in periosteum or where skin covers bones1
- Faint nervous vibrations, seeming to reach interior of bones1
- Flesh feels as if beaten off of bones1
- Joints, bones and periosteum feel sprained1
- Loss of power, with sensation as if marrow of bones had become stiff and coagulated1
- Pain as if contused or sprained with sensation as if flesh were loose on bones in consequence of blows1
- Pain as if flesh were torn loose from bones or as if bones were being scraped1
- Pains at night, as if bones were being scraped with knife2
- Pains where tendons are connected with muscles of bones especially during action of muscles1
- Softening of bones1
- Tardy development of bones with lymphatic enlargements1
- Whole body feels bruised, with soreness in all bones1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Bones