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Blood
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- Acute inflammation ; defective menstruation ; poverty of blood after hæmorrhages deficiency of light air or suitable food, or after exhausting diseases1
- Chlorosis after great loss of blood1
- Congestion of11
- Erectile tumors, which have now an increase and then a decrease of blood1
- Fainting after loss of blood or other animal fluids, with ringing in ears, cold skin, cold perspiration1
- Hæmorrhage blood lumpy and coagulates easily1
- Hæmorrhage of black blood from all orifices1
- Hæmorrhage of bright-red blood4
- Hæmorrhage over various parts of black viscid, clotted blood forming into long, black strings, and hanging, from bleeding orifices1
- Pain with thirst and redness of cheeks ; fainting ; congestion of blood to head1
- Stagnation of blood in capillaries causing blueness, coldness, ecchymosis1
- Trembling all over with anxiety and ebullitions of blood1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Blood