Gentry › GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES
Lassitude
Remedies by marks
2 of 2 marks — the book’s highest, “first grade” 1
1 of 2 marks 1
Sub-rubrics 30
- And depression2
- And sluggishness of whole body1
- Bodily and mental6
- Emaciation lassitude debility1
- Exhaustion and debility after severe illness1
- Faintness and constant yawning1
- General feeling of discomfort, lassitude and malaise1
- Great debility and lassitude languor and faintness, weariness and indolence1
- Great debility lassitude
- Great fatigue and lassitude1
- Great heaviness and lassitude1
- Great lassitude and debility after eating, talking or walking in open air1
- Great lassitude and feeling of weariness ; becomes tired easily1
- Great lassitude and heaviness1
- Great lassitude and prostration1
- Great lassitude and weakness1
- Great lassitude prostration and lameness1
- Great lassitude with sensation as if sweat would break out all over1
- Great weakness and lassitude3
- Lameness and soreness, with stiffness, heaviness numbness and torpor1
- Languor lassitude, exhaustion1
- Languor, lassitude and debility1
- Mental and physical lassitude and languor1
- Torpor languor ; not disposed to move or make any mental exertion1
- Trembling, with feeling of lassitude1
- Tremulous2
- Weakness debility, languor lassitude33
- Weariness and lassitude1
- When walking1
- With perspiration after least exercise1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Lassitude