Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Appetite: Thirst
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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 519 · 31 rubrics start on this page
- Appetite, asks for food, but refuses it when offered2
- Appetite, complete loss of3
- Appetite, hunger in convalescence, begins to eat, does not enjoy it, everything is so bitter1
- Appetite, loss of, and prostration1
- Appetite, loss of, with fulness of stomach1
- Appetite, loss of, would not eat or drink, no nausea1
- Appetite, they push back the food they wanted1
- Appetite, will not return2
- Desire, for alcoholic drinks6
- Desire, for alcoholic drinks, which are readily borne1
- Desire, for refreshing acid things3
- Eating, after, chilliness12
- Thirst10
- Thirst, afternoon and evening, with cold sweat1
- Thirst, burning in head and coldness of trunk1
- Thirst, burning, but does not drink much1
- Thirst, but water does not taste well1
- Thirst, constant, but only wets lips, every swallow becomes disgusting2
- Thirst, constant, for cold drinks, especially for water2
- Thirst, does not ask for water, but when offered takes it hastily2
- Thirst, excessive, with a red, dry tongue3
- Thirst, for large quantities2
- Thirst, great, with trunk hot and extremities cold1
- Thirst, liquids put into mouth are spit out1
- Thirst, not > by drinking2
- Thirst, unquenchable5
- Thirst, water disturbs the stomach4
- Thirst, with aversion to water1
- Thirst, with heat, from 3 to 6 P. M.1
- Throat sore, chewing or swallowing food, even drinking causes pain in raw mouth
- Throat sore, swallowing very painful; tonsils enlarged continued
- uvula enlarged1
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