Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Typhoid, Typhus, Prodromic Stage
Page 492
H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 492 · 26 rubrics start on this page
- Beginning if the so-called nervous symptoms predominate1
- Beginning sudden, flushed face, congestive headache2
- Beginning with acid or bitter belching and vertigo2
- Beginning with bleeding of gums3
- Beginning with chilliness on the slightest motion4
- Beginning with copious, painful, watery stools, great prostration1
- Beginning with excessive flatulence1
- Beginning with frequent epistaxis3
- Beginning with gastric symptoms and delayed menses3
- Beginning with gastric symptoms, and acute shooting pains in various parts of body2
- Beginning with heat unbearable, but uncovering makes chilly1
- Beginning with heavily furred tongue, insidious, "walking typhoid"1
- Beginning with loose, painless stool2
- Beginning with loss of appetite, belching, tongue coated white, frontal headache, heaviness of limbs and lassitude1
- Beginning with sleepy, but unable to sleep2
- Beginning with stiffness joints and lameness of muscles3
- Beginning with stiffness of joints2
- Beginning with tip of tongue and mouth dry3
- Beginning with trembling and weary limbs1
- Beginning with vomiting and copious diarrhœa1
- Beginning with wants to lie on one spot2
- Weakness29
- Weakness, in stomach and abdomen3
- Weakness, on going up stairs2
- Weep, disposition to3
- Worms, with symptoms of5
Rubrics that start on this page, A–Z.