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Debility
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- After gastric, bilious and typhoid fevers1
- After pain compelling patient to groan1
- Anæmia and debility from loss of fluids2
- And great exhaustion1
- And weakness ; must lie down1
- Daily attacks of indescribable, sudden debility, commencing with chilly, creeping, sensations under right leg1
- Emaciation and debility after loss of fluids1
- Emaciation, lassitude, debility1
- Exhaustion1
- Extreme debility, prostration and restlessness2
- Fainting and debility with perspiration,1
- Fainting fits, with hysterical debility2
- Frequent exhaustion ; debility must lie down1
- General
- Great8
- Great exhaustion and debility1
- Great internal debility1
- Great lassitude and debility after eating, talking, or walking in open air1
- Great nervous debility and sensibility1
- Great weakness and debility1
- Great weakness and debility with heaviness and trembling1
- Languor, lassitude and debility1
- Lassitude, exhaustion and debility after severe illness1
- Low cachectic condition, with profound debility and great emaciation ; almost like a skeleton1
- Numbness, debility languor fainting1
- Of whole body
- Patients want to be mesmerized ; they are starving, without vital energy1
- Profound debility as after severe, acute diseases1
- Rapid emaciation with great loss of flesh, cold sweat and debility1
- Restlessness and debility1
- Rheumatic and gouty affections of joints and nerves accompanied by slight fever and great debility1
- Straining and over-lifting produces great debility1
- Trembling and tremulous sensation, with general debility4
- Trembling debility1
- Tremulousness, languor and debility1
- Weakness and debility after loss of animal fluids1
- Weakness debility, languor, lassitude34
- With heaviness and relaxation of body1
- With sleepiness, from least exertion1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Debility