Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › INNER HEAD
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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · 1896 · p. 95 · 38 rubrics start on this page
- BRAIN
- alteration in connective tissue causes paralysis or spasms1
- as if contracted4
- as if dashed to pieces2
- as if detached and loose1
- as if dissolving, with headache in ver-tex1
- as if distended3
- as if it would fall forward3
- cerebral depression2
- constrictive sensation3
- contusive pain
- cracking sensation1
- crampy feeling1
- crawling1
- crazy feeling, hard to describe1
- digging3
- drawing, worse moving eyebrows1
- dropsy5
- drunken feeling, with fulness1
- dull cutting in, begins above right orbit and extends to occiput1
- dull feeling10
- dura mater3
- effusion
- electric thrill1
- embarrassment of1
- embolism of middle cerebral artery, causes aphasia1
- encephaloid2
- erethism1
- exaltation1
- excitement4
- exertion
- exhaustion14
- exudation
- fever
- pain at base of, as if crushed in a vise, or something gnawing there1
- racked by dreams1
- seems to expand and press against frontal bone1
- symptoms seem to indicate that it was being pressed upon either by extravasation or an exostosis (syphilis)1
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