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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 504 · 34 rubrics start on this page
- Confusion and heavy feeling3
- Confusion and stupefaction1
- Confusion and stupefaction of mind1
- Confusion and vertigo, when getting awake and sitting up, has to lie down1
- Confusion of the head3
- Confusion of the head, with dull vision1
- Confusion, as after a debauch2
- Confusion, as if bound with slow ideas1
- Confusion, beclouding of the head2
- Confusion, like a want of memory1
- Confusion, thinking difficult1
- Confusion, unable to read or perform the least mental labor1
- Confusion, with a rush of blood to head2
- Confusion, with bruised pain in forehead1
- Confusion, with cold sweat on forehead and hands2
- Confusion, with indifference to all external impressions1
- Confusion, with lassitude and weakness2
- Confusion, with rush of blood to head1
- Confusion, with vertigo1
- Dulness, complete stupefaction1
- Dulness, hallucinations of sight, smell and hearing1
- Dulness, is completely insensible, as if in a dream, neither sees nor hears1
- Dulness, loss of senses3
- Dulness, no complaints, has no pains when pinched or pricked1
- Dulness, perception entirely lost1
- Dulness, sensorial action sunken1
- Dulness, with watery eyes1
- Vertigo, as if he would fall after rising from the bed1
- Vertigo, increased by raising the head2
- Vertigo, increasing after delirium1
- Vertigo, like drunkenness2
- Vertigo, the whole day whirling, while moving, especially the head1
- Vertigo, with dulness in forehead, as if a board were before it1
- Vertigo, with inability to stand erect1
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